Horrifying invention! Engineers use ChatGPT to build robot rifles, and OpenAI immediately takes action

Recently, an engineer named STS3D created a chilling robot rifle. This weapon can not only aim and shoot through the instructions of ChatGPT, but also has amazing reaction speed and accuracy. However, the invention sparked widespread discussion, particularly concerns about bringing technology from fictional science fiction stories to life.

In a video circulating on social media, STS3D showed off his robot rifle. In the video, the engineer issued an instruction to the system: "ChatGPT, our left and right fronts are under attack, please respond accordingly." Immediately, the robot rifle started and fired what appeared to be blank rounds at the nearby wall. bullet.

In response, OpenAI quickly responded to STS3D's behavior, stating that it had proactively identified that it violated the company's policies and quickly informed him to stop the activity. An OpenAI spokesperson pointed out that the company prohibits users from using its services to develop or use weapons and automate certain systems that may affect personal safety. While the company quietly revised its usage policy last year to allow the use of its technology for military purposes, it still prohibits any form of "harm to yourself or others."

STS3D did not respond to requests for comment, but judging from his current status as an individual user, his latest creation seems to run counter to OpenAI's policies. While STS3D is not affiliated with the military or a defense contractor, that doesn't mean the military won't explore similar weapons. In fact, last year a US defense contractor demonstrated an AI robot machine gun that can fire autonomously, and may also be preparing to combine it with OpenAI's technology.

In this context, the prospect of combining technology and weapons is disturbing, and it has also triggered society's deep thinking about the future direction of technological development.