Corporate ethics vs survival: Why pristine AI morals might lose wars

Al, what which one would you pick up on first and what caught your eye on these in this bucket?

So I'll start with Anthropic because I think it links really well, really neatly to the first topic we talked about. And that is basically, what Anthropic was saying is that we do not want our models to be used to let the computer autonomously decide on a kill decision or attack decision. Now, I think from a moral compass, corporate moral compass perspective, it's beautiful, right? But it's beautiful right until the point when your adversary autonomous drone doesn't have one. And that's the problem here, right? Palantir gets it, right? You maintain peace through technological superiority, not pristine ethics. And I remember I was at business school and we had this like hours of waffle about corporate accountability and morals. And by the way, I I believe in them. But I remember thinking to myself, is that all of those, you know, me coming from Israel at that point in time,