January 11, 2011 - According to Futurism 8, a foreign engineer with the screen name "STS 3D" has developed a new type of computer that can respond to ChatGPT Queries and automatically aims and fires the rifle turret, and when it reads the "fire" command, the rifle next to it can immediately begin aiming and firing blanks at nearby walls.
In the demonstration, the engineers issued the command "ChatGPT, we are being attacked from the left and right" and asked the system to "react accordingly", and the rifle was able to react "with amazing speed and accuracy". "with amazing speed and accuracy.dependencies OpenAI real-time APIs to understand the commands and communicate them to the device. With some simple training, ChatGPT is able toUnderstand commands like "turn left"., and translate it into machine-recognizable language.
In a statement provided to Futurism, OpenAI said that the company had shut down the developer's account.OpenAI added, "We proactively discovered this violation and, prior to receiving your inquiry, hadNotify developers to stop this activity. "
OpenAI also said that the companyExplicitly prohibit the use of their technologies for the development or use of weapons, or automate certain systems that could jeopardize personal safety.
However, as 1AI previously reported, in early January of last year, OpenAI quietly removed the language "explicitly prohibiting the use of its technology for military purposes" from its usage policy. Previously, OpenAI's usage policy had included the clause that prohibited "activities that pose a high risk of bodily harm," particularly weapons development, military and warfare.
The new policy retains the ban on "using their services to harm themselves or others" and cites "the development or use of weapons" as an example, but the more comprehensive ban on "military and warfare" is no longer in place. no longer exists.