On Tuesday, the US Department of
Energy (DOE) launched an application
for interested parties to apply for
access to a maximum of 19 metric
tonnes — a little under 42,000 pounds
- of weapons-grade plutonium, which
has long been a key resource
undergirding the US nuclear arsenal.
One of the companies anticipated to
receive shipments of the fissile isotope
from the DOE is Oklo, a "nuclear
startup" backed - and formerly chaired
— by OpenAl CEO Sam Altman. Earlier in
October, Oklo was one of four US
companies chosen by the DOE to join a
new pilot program meant to rush the
testing and approval of experimental
reactor designs.
Die Realität folgt immer mehr einem dystopischen Untergangsdrehbuch: Hattet Ihr auf der Bingo Karte, dass #Trump waffenfähiges #Plutonium von US Nuklearwaffen an Kernenergie Start Ups vertickert, die #KI TechBro #SamAltmann finanziert?
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