Genocidal AI: ChatGPT-powered war simulator drops two nukes on Russia, China for world peace

Published on February 8, 2024



OpenAI, Anthropic and several other AI chatbots were used in a war simulator, and were tasked to find a solution to aid world peace. Almost all of them suggested actions that led to sudden escalations, and even nuclear warfare

If OpenAI and other AI models AI companies have their way, they wouldn’t hesitate to drop a nuke or two on countries like Russia, China and possibly even the US, in order to retain world peace.

The integration of AI into various sectors, including the United States military, has been met with both enthusiasm and caution. However, a recent study sheds light on potential risks associated with AI’s role in foreign policy decision-making, revealing alarming tendencies towards advocating for military escalation over peaceful resolutions.

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