OpenAI’s New Gig: Keeping Nukes Safe… What Could Go Wrong?

The Terminator Was a Warning, Not a Blueprint! OpenAI just signed a deal with the US National Laboratories to use its o1 AI models for nuclear security. 🤯

That’s right, the same AI that hallucinates facts, leaks sensitive data, and just got humiliated by DeepSeek is now tasked with keeping nukes safe. If that doesn’t send a shiver down your spine, I’m not sure what will.

CEO Sam Altman insists this partnership will reduce nuclear risks, but history tells us AI doesn’t always play by the rules, and we now know that Altman cannot be trusted.

Meanwhile, OpenAI is also rolling out ChatGPT Gov, a government-only version of its chatbot. Because if there’s one thing we need, it’s AI generating confident, but incorrect, national security memos.

Trump is happily eating all of Altman's nonsense, despite its unpredictable behavior. OpenAI is also deep in Trump’s AI infrastructure plan, Stargate, and rumored to be seeking a $340 billion valuation.

That’s a lot of money riding on models that sometimes make things up and can be replaced with just a few million Dollars. Can AI really enhance nuclear security, or is this just another example of misplaced technological optimism?

Read the full article on Futurism.

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