The OpenAI CEO is responding to backlash after the company announced its agreement with the Department of Defense.

In an all-hands meetings with OpenAI employees on Tuesday, CEO Sam Altman said his company doesn't get to choose how the military uses its technology.

Sam Altman is starting to get the sneaking suspicion that companies might be using the technology he’s dedicated his life to (once it turned out to be extremely profitable) as cover for their own interests.

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Sam Altman says some companies are "AI washing" job cuts, but he wasn't sure what percentage of layoffs fell into that category.

The dispute centers on broader debates over the evolving role artificial intelligence plays in national security.

Altman said OpenAI shares Anthropic's red lines when it comes to use of its models, according to a memo he shared with employees.

AiCandy founders Hans Buyse and Jan De Loore told Business Insider they've received collab requests and a job offer in the ad's wake.