descriptive claim
OpenAI changed its terms of use approximately one year before February 2025 from barring military use to allowing 'national security use cases that align with our mission,' and Google in early 2025 removed language from its public ethics policy saying it would not use its AI for weapons and surveillance.
desc_openai_google_military_terms_liberalization
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- As Israel uses US-made AI models in war, concerns arise about tech's role in who lives and who dies journalistic_reportweight0.80
locator: Section: How it works; final paragraphs
“About a year ago, however, OpenAI changed its terms of use from barring military use to allowing for 'national security use cases that align with our mission.'”