> If I saw him in a social setting I would try to ask him how he lives with himself, actively enabling the potential future dystopia and being incapable of defe

> If I saw him in a social setting I would try to ask him how he lives with himself, actively enabling the potential future dystopia and being incapable of defending the actual impetus of his actions, much less the reaction to it. Truly unforgivable, especially in an age of increased social fragmentation. He seems like a guy who genuinely believe that what he's doing is a net positive for society and that society should just leave things in his hands. There are plenty of people like that at google last I remember. I used to go to the google dev day and the was no greater difference between really talented technical people presenting interesting things and engineering leadership believe that everyone should just have a dumb terminal in their hand and that google should do any processing and how that would be so much better for society.