The U.S. Department of Defense just handed OpenAI a contract worth up to $200 million.

What for? To help build AI-powered tools that’ll make military admin easier, faster, and a whole lot smarter.

Think:

But here’s where things get a lil’ interesting…

OpenAI has always said its tech shouldn’t be used to build weapons. Still true.

Buuut back in January 2024, they quietly removed a line from their terms that explicitly banned “military and warfare” use.

So now?

We’re in a bit of a gray zone. On one hand, they’re stepping into the defense world, on the other, they’re insisting it’s all about the “good” kind of AI. But...

Are we talking helpful admin bots, or something with a touch of Black Ops?

Honestly? It’s still a little fuzzy.

And about Microsoft?

Whew. That's the awkward part. 😬

Welp… now the DoD is also signing a deal with OpenAI directly.

So basically, Microsoft built the road… and OpenAI technically zoomed past them in a Ferrari. 🚗💨

Neither side commented — which just makes the whole thing feel extra spicy.

But Here’s the Bigger Picture:

OpenAI isn’t just working with the DoD. They’re now playing in the big leagues of government AI through a new initiative called “OpenAI for Government.”

So far, that includes collabs with:

Yep — they’re not just building cool models anymore, they’re building a federal fanbase.

And with tech bros like Marc Andreessen hyping up an “AI cold war” between the U.S. and China? It’s really no surprise that the U.S. wants first dibs on the best AI talent in town.

You can catch the full details of the deal here.

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After the Ray-Ban smart glasses outperformed expectations (yep—the ones with the camera and built-in AI assistant), Meta’s officially leveling up.

Word on the street is…..They’re teaming up with Oakley and Prada to drop the next wave of AI-powered glasses.

First up: Oakley x Meta smart glasses might be dropping as soon as this Friday (June 20). And from the looks of it, they’re built for the sporty, always-on-the-move crowd.

Whether you’re skiing, serving aces, or just showing off your gym drip, these babies are built to handle it — especially the hands-free recording part.

And here’s the best part: they’re more weatherproof than the Ray-Bans, but still come packed with the same tech goodness, including:

And yep, they’ll likely cost around $360.

Now for the fashion flex:

Meta’s also teaming up with Prada for its first big step into high-end fashion collabs—made possible by Prada’s 10-year licensing deal with Luxottica (the eyewear giant behind Ray-Ban and Oakley).

There’s no official launch date yet, but the hype is real.

Why?

Because Prada’s signature chunky frames are apparently perfect for hiding all the smart tech— we’re talking: mics, chips, batteries—without compromising the iconic Prada look.

So yeah, Meta wants you to look good, feel good, and record every second of it.

And honestly, if they pull this off….Smart glasses might just become the new AirPods. Except cooler. And with better drip. 🕶️

More details here

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