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Henry Kissinger, Eric Schmidt, and Daniel Huttenlocher on AI
- makerofspoons 7y agoWhy are Eric Schmidt and Daniel Huttenlocher collaborating on articles with an infamous war criminal?
- robdachshund 7y agoEric Schmidt isn't exactly squeaky clean. He was heavily involved with both Obama's and Clinton's campaigns; likely leveraging google for nefarious purposes. He founded some spinoff company whose sole goal was to "ensure the election of Hillary Clinton through data". Google results have a heavy liberal bias and I don't think it's a stretch that this kind of activity is linked to it.
- Gibbon1 7y agoThis has also been posted obsessively for the last few weeks, generating no interest at all.
- sandino 7y agoWho also has nothing of value to say about AI, for chrissakes.
- lukewrites 7y ago"Ex-Theranos board member's thoughts on AI" sounds like something very useful to read. /s
- throwaway3627 7y agoKissinger arguably gave rise to Pol Pot, causing a genocide larger than the illegal bombings of Vietnam.
- antisemiotic 7y agoThat's why I think that Nobel Peace Prizes should include approximate body count.
- robdachshund 7y agoTwo of the writers are Henry Kissinger and Eric Schmidt... that's a pretty odd combo and a bit terrifying that two people that love to abuse power are trying to make a PSA on AI. If you aren't familiar, Kissinger orchestrated a large amount of war crimes by getting Nixon to carpet bomb Cambodia during the Vietnam War, and Eric Schmidt runs alphabet/google and was been heavily involved in both the Obama and Clinton campaigns. He likely leveraged Google's resources to do so, which was not illegal but incredibly shady if you ask me. They are both Bilderberg NWO types that seem to be involved in all sorts of nefarious things, and it is pretty strange that they would work together publicly and write an article like this.