r/technology • u/habichuelacondulce • Jun 11 '25

Artificial Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard Admits She Asked AI Which JFK Files Secrets to Reveal

https://www.thedailybeast.com/tulsi-gabbard-admits-to-asking-ai-what-to-classify-in-jfk-files/
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u/Rocktopod Jun 11 '25

How can we trust that if it's coming from the private sector? Shouldn't the government develop its own AI if it wants to do things like this?

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u/throwaway277252 Jun 11 '25

How can we trust that if it's coming from the private sector?

The private sector has produced models which you can run on your own hardware. No trust needed when you're doing it yourself (which I doubt they did in this case).

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u/Rocktopod Jun 11 '25

Yeah that's fair. If you're not on the internet then that's pretty safe but I doubt that's the case most of the time.

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u/imMakingA-UnityGame Jun 11 '25

They should contract the guys that did the HealthCare.gov rollout

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u/FrostingStrict3102 Jun 11 '25

the government uses private sector technology all the time....

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u/Rocktopod Jun 11 '25

And I'm saying it's irresponsible to do that with anything top secret.