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OpenAI changes deal with US military after backlash

March 3, 2026

OpenAI is revising its agreement with the US Department of War due to backlash over the military's use of its AI models. CEO Sam Altman announced that the updated deal will explicitly prohibit the use of its technology for domestic surveillance of US citizens and ensure compliance with relevant laws.

A phone with the white OpenAI logo on it, in the background is the American flag

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OpenAI faced backlash over its deal with the US military regarding AI technology use.
The company plans to amend the agreement to prohibit domestic surveillance on Americans.
The revision aims to ensure compliance with the Fourth Amendment and other relevant laws.
The backlash was partly triggered by concerns related to rival Anthropic's technology in military operations.

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OpenAI changes deal with US military after backlash

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