Well, you are not the Pentagon.
replyI presume they might view their internal data being used to train a private company's training sets as a concern.
There are a solutions, like Amazon Bedrock, that allow model usage with strict data control.
replyI think, assume. With the Military, with the goal of killing people, that there is assumption of more human judgment being involved. Beyond even the issue of a man-in-the-loop for targeting systems. But even generally, that these are big decisions that shouldn't be farmed out completely.
replyThere are 3 million people working in the US military.
replyVery few of them ever come close to killing anyone.
Mostly they're white collar workers doing regular desk jobs, where AI is just as useful as in other industries.
A military is usually a big supply chain operation with an attached small war fighting branch
replyHow many of your tasks decide whether entire populations of human beings live or die?
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