The military's internal systems are merely commercial chatbots wearing lipstick, letting unvetted consumer software drive operations.
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- The military's internal systems are merely commercial chatbots wearing lipstick, letting unvetted consumer software drive operations.
Former officials admit the military's internal systems are merely commercial chatbots wearing lipstick, letting unvetted consumer software drive operations.
Sources
Origin: extracted from The Pentagon Deploys Unverified Commercial Chatbots For Intelligence Targeting — And The Automated Hallucinations That Nearly Sparked A Global War (Story broke September 18, 2026) · 2026-09-20 18:53