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00:02OpenAI's first human rights and responsible deployment lead, Sarah Yeager, warned that
00:06the military use of artificial intelligence raises concerns about targeting and autonomous
00:10weapons, according to Fortune.
00:12Speaking Tuesday at the Scale-Up conference in New York City, Yeager said the issue keeps
00:16me up at night as armed forces increasingly adopt autonomous systems.
00:20Yeager joined OpenAI in June, following the company's agreement to deploy advanced AI
00:25systems in Pentagon-classified environments.
00:27She said she has worked with researchers and engineers on model responses involving military
00:32scenarios and international laws governing warfare.
00:35Yeager said human rights should serve as the baseline for AI deployment, rather than allowing
00:39the industry to determine what is acceptable.
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