Recently, OpenAI announced a partnership with defense contractor Anduril, which has sparked strong reactions from employees within the company. Many employees expressed their concerns about the military applications of OpenAI technology on the internal discussion platform and demanded more transparency from the company. Source note: Image generated by AI, image licensed by Midjourney. According to a report from The Washington Post, employees questioned whether AI technology could be limited to defensive drone attacks and even raised concerns like

Recently, US defense contractor Anduril Industries announced the launch of two new autonomous aircraft, Bolt and Bolt-M. These drones are equipped with advanced artificial intelligence technology and are touted as easy to operate and highly precise, aiming to change the traditional use of drones. The Bolt is a reconnaissance drone with a maximum flight range of over 20 kilometers, a flight time of over 45 minutes, and weighs approximately 5.4 kilograms. Anduril states that this drone is not only suitable for reconnaissance but can also

Anduril, founded by Palmer Luckey, has recently secured $1.5 billion in investment and plans to establish a smart factory for the production of autonomous weapons and advanced battlefield technologies, aiming for an annual output of tens of thousands of units. The company aims to create a highly efficient manufacturing platform similar to Tesla's, optimizing weapon system design and operation through AI technology to enhance combat efficiency and reshape military strategy. Anduril's rise has garnered significant attention in the defense technology sector, signaling a revolutionary change in the integration of technology and military.