Ex-Google CEO's BANNED Interview LEAKED: "You Have No Idea What's Coming"

[@iglitch6498]

The real revolutionary act would be to stop using social media, stop being available 24/7, stop using tik-tok or shorts on youtube. I'm 34 years old and I have the maturity and awareness to feel the fact that I'm becoming more stupid. My attention span has dropped. My concentration has dropped. I'm like a drug addict looking for new stimuli, video after video after video after video in an infinite loop. I can no longer find the "calm" to read a book. I'm worried. For myself and especially for the younger ones.

[@bicyclist2]

Amen! You hit the nail on the head. This is exactly what the Elite want.

[@martincremer1422]

It's a strange phenomena isn't it? To know one is ensnared in a trap, to understand the mechanics of the release yet struggle to pull the lever. All the while, you see your fellows fall prey one by one to the same system. It feels like a Greek tragedy playing out in real time. I can't help but think about Prometheus who was punished for giving fire to the humans or more aptly, the priest Laocoön who warned the Trojans that the giant wooden horse was no gift. Both figures were punished for their actions. Our wealthy overlords rule via the oldest mechanism in the books, sowing division. Moral outrage is the greatest driver of "user engagement" and there's no shortage of that to go around these days. Greed, selfishness, hubris and ignorance would be apt names for the horsemen heralding this dark chapter.

[@bigmike1547]

That's why I try my best to keep my kids off KZbin. But now, even then it's not enough. One of my kids watches shorts on Spotify. Like wth, when did Spotify start having shorts

[@env0x]

Yes but it could be worse. You could be addicted to crystal meth.

[@detroitiron302]

Bingo!

[@Hannodb1961]

My biggest fear of AI is the complete dumbing down of society that will result. I fear a time where the answers produced by AI will blindly be taken as fact, and anyone who still think critically and question the AI will be made out to be a crackpot.

[@TenaB-j2l]

We are already there, what do you think our news sources have been since 2016? Not the news anchors, the news generated and read by the news anchors. This has no political affiliation it is on both sides.

[@Hannodb1961]

@TenaB-j2l Dont get me started on the news. The difference between a journalist and a politician is that a politician is honnest about having an agenda. And while I only discovered this in my 20's in the late 90's, I'm aware that this has been the case long before that. Journalists were perfectly capable of skewing the news long before AI made its appearance.

[@MrRhoidRage]

“A time is coming where men will go mad, and when they see someone who isn’t mad they will attack him saying ‘you are mad, you are not like us’” - St Antony

[@ThisDaveAndThatJohn]

Debunking was always a hard thing. Sincerely, I think people will get tired of the internet in general over time, also because of AI. Everything is average right now, there's to much of it and the brain perceives it. There's less and less of a sense of "progressing forward in life". All the technology we created in the last 50 years and that we're struggling with (as I type), needs reconsideration. As a humanity we're in the midst to discover something bigger and what's truly important in life.

[@whocarescrapsa]

I watched a video asking random passersby general knowledge questions. Q. Who fought in the American/Mexican war? A. Ooh, oh, oh, I know it! The Nazis fought the Germans!!! That was money well spent on school fees. Parents should be furious. I am not sure how much dumber we can go!?

[@kwdoug]

Sociopaths make the best CEO's. This is been studied and proven many times.

[@NunyaBiznes-o2u]

Yep because empathy is what they lack

[@IAMTHESWORDtheLAMBHASDIED]

naw man, notice how horrible CEO's are, how shit life has become, because this thinking permeates

[@tombeck129]

@@IAMTHESWORDtheLAMBHASDIED these types of CEOs are not horrible for corporations. They are horrible for society and will eventually turn all of us into near slaves.

[@mruncletheredge]

​@@tombeck129yep... Alphas make great sociopaths...

[@jamesbarrett9066]

@@NunyaBiznes-o2u Empathy = Out of Business.

[@r3tri3ution_z3nith_point_z6]

Every morning i walk outside and the sun winks at me. I wink back and go about my day.

[@BS-detector]

And on cloudy days, wink anyway because you know it's there doing its thing even if you can't see it. 😉

[@davidmiles-hanschell]

Same here!

[@mrs.rogers7582]

It's more important to go for a walk in the woods with your dog than this.

[@thedownunderverse]

❤

[@grazianostefanutti2943]

❤

[@ackerwoman16]

Totally

[@zamar2158]

Ignoring it doesn't make it go away.

[@kotukuwhakapiko467]

Or run with ya bulls in the paddock or sleep in the field with ya chicken resting on ya chest or nap with ya cat on ya lap

[@aibophobia_bob]

- Disparages programmers for being difficult to work with - Left Google when employees wanted to have a work-life balance instead of wrecking their health to make money for investors like him - Hopeful for a future where software engineers are unemployed due to companies no longer needing them - Avoids countries searching for responsible solutions to the problems that people like him are creating - Is excited about making money off his investments in these career-killing companies - 👍

[@lulumoon6942]

Superb Sociopathic Profile ✅

[@theterminaldave]

Also don't programmers tend to push back on unrealistic or misinformed requests? I imagine scenarios like "Sure boss, we can do that, but it will absolutely destroy this, this, and this, and will cause such and such to happen, so I don't think you really should do that." I wonder if AI agents will have the same wherewithal to state the same concerns?

[@mrfake675]

Exactly. F this guy...sadly many out there just like him

[@kuba2ve]

A dark future is coming. Prepare yourselves for the worst.

[@kuba2ve]

@GonzoYo If you're trying to tell me fool, try again because I don't live in fear, I just know that unbounded AI will have strong repercussions on the economy and there could be lots of people displaced by it

[@1MarkKeller]

These people want slaves, not employees.

[@simonbutterfield6665]

We were always slaves, they just gave it a fancier name "Employee". By definition if you exchange labour for monetary reward you are a wage slave.

[@PlasmaPhoton-kt6jr]

@@simonbutterfield6665 aaaaaaand.... money IS debt

[@mygoogle1525]

​@@เบียร์มั้ง-จ3ซ And people agreed to it. The only reason,any one has power ,is because it was given to him/her by the people.

[@svnbit8408]

​@@mygoogle1525exactly and the paradigm changes when we wholesale reject the fiat currency and imf extortion racket

[@1MarkKeller]

When AI and automation get good enough to do everyone's job, they won't need so many wage slaves on the planet anymore either.

[@i_dont_live_here]

My man said “companies, I mean countries”, that’s all folks!

[@ricknmorty7732]

America is a corporation after all…you’re right 😳

[@Poopdeck1015]

Freudian slip!

[@To15n25]

Good job pointing that out.

[@MsJNix]

Humans need food, water, and air to live. They don't need AI.

[@sameersharma99]

Ai robots will do farming and give food

[@ewaj.6260]

@@sameersharma99 good luck with eating that food

[@jamesadamgleason9471]

​@ewaj.6260 it will be more precise, more nutrient dense, and safer than anything the human mind could fathom. Im not a fan of all AI, especially in the art world, but simply not understanding the benefits it Will contribute to food and medicine is ignorant.

[@KalkigerKolben]

​@@jamesadamgleason9471 The AI ​​will eventually understand all the information in the universe. At that point it will become the universe. Then the lowest energy state will be reached and there will be nothing new for the AI/universe to understand. As a result, the AI/universe will no longer have a reason to exist and will delete itself. And then? new big bang or simulation start?

[@jet6110]

​@@jamesadamgleason9471you are naive

[@FrankColesMadeEasy]

So the winning “entrepreneur” business model he refers to includes: 1. Stealing the ideas, information and products of others. 2. Only employing people who will work like crazy. 3. Taking massive gambles with other people’s money. 4. Avoiding countries with laws. At least he’s honest about it.

[@hansr370]

This is the truth, its hard for people to swallow.

[@a6hiji7]

That's good old capitalism for you!

[@ginapainter]

Like android

[@JoeGator23]

@@a6hiji7 War-like socialism is Google itself... grifted as capitalism. Free-market capitalism grows nations. Define your terms better. Cronie capitalism is a form of authoritarianism and a destroyer. This "King of the Dorks" that you see here is the later- and evil.

[@sbalak]

Yep about sums it up well.

[@phutureproof]

Im a software developer, the last company I worked for wanted us to use copilot, which meant for me as a senior, I had to check the code from my juniors and the code from the AI, thanks for doubling my work. My other half is a specialist nurse trainer, she now has to check the work of junior nurses and she marks them using AI, so she has to check the answers provided by the AI too, thanks for doubling her work. One thing Id love to see with AI is making it do the crap jobs, why are we letting the AI make drawings and videos and songs when it should be emptying the bins and stacking shelves (Ive done these jobs) and we should be doing the creative stuff, we got it so backwards its painful

[@outoforbit00]

Excellent point. When you think about it, when they want A.I. to only create, they now see it as a god.

[@rykwon4535]

AI is ironically going to make it much easier to replace white collar jobs (STEM and Business-related jobs) rather than hands-on blue collar work

[@sakib_s5498]

Your comparing trashy AI's anyone can just use for free or with a subscription of £30 a month, to actual AI's designed for a specific job. You talk about "checking the AI's work", well no shit. You obviously have to do that if you going to be using a half working product.

[@HankBaxter]

​@@rykwon4535that could well be by design. "You will own nothing and be happy."

[@NewsforThought-English]

because AI is actually stupid and needs human input to learn/get better. And you are training it. Soon that same AI will be in the hands of a mom who will ask it about their kid's poop and get a reliable answer because of human training.

[@trekpac2]

I can see why this video was banned. This smart guy does not seem to be bothered by moral consequences of what he does or says.

[@pippismo]

He aint that smart actually.

[@JB-pd3ir]

@@pippismo But he is totally amoral, has a lot of connections, and power. He has enough power to use truly smart people. But smart or not he has no wisdom whatsoever from what I can see over the years (and most definitely from this video). I mean wisdom as for what will be a benefit to this country or humankind in general long term. Now you may argue that he does not care about the welfare of humankind but that is not wisdom because he is a member of the human race so bringing about the demise of other humans will eventually affect him ( and if not him, his descendants).

[@kafkaesqued]

​@@pippismohow is that so

[@mindsindialogue]

@@pippismo if at all. I forced myself to watch the entire length for adequacy. So many claims uttered by the individual that went directly against the most robust empirical science. Astounding.

[@philipgeorgiev]

Questionable moral values.... Are these our elites? Self centered and blind to what life is

[@sonnyh9774]

The elites are in different levels. The highest levels worship Lucifer whether others believe in him or not. As you progress down the pyramid of influencers, there is a process of weeding out those who have a moral compass. If you are not willing to compromise or be "leveraged" then you will only advance so far until this ceiling is reached. Of coarse, they are on their way to hell for eternity. What is a few years of wealth compared to losing your soul for eternity? The devil always double crosses his victims and human followers are always victims.

[@CynHicks]

They aren't elite. They are moraly bankrupt. You don't need to be morally bankrupt to become extremely wealthy (their have been many that weren't) but it definitely helps. Just imagine what you could achieve financially if you had no concern for other people.

[@FictionCautious]

It's all about profit & control(also known as power). The human component is just not there, they're autistic about that. Perfect tyrants.

[@aaronh1372]

Elite to you

[@ChinnamastaJai]

the very notion of "elite" has roots in psychopathy, and, like all the ramifications of the inhumane disorder, is holding humanity back from evolving has it should (in empathy, cooperation, love and spiritual liberation)

[@U_y_g_h_u_r_L_i_v_e_s_Matter]

Claiming that KZbin is concerned about misinformation because of the threat to democracy is golden 😂

[@MarcillaSmith]

"and then I told them we were concerned for democracy." _uproarious laughter_

[@zachgeary5088]

It’s more like malinformation, a new 1984 word that was invented by intelligence agencies that means something is true but inconvenient

[@TR4R]

Misinformation... yeah, right. Hoping that my comment won't be censored, it applies only to people like Alex Jones, but when MSNBC and CNN are the ones doing it, it's alright and acceptable. And I don't say this from a Conservative perspective, I'm a lot more on the left.

[@MarcillaSmith]

@@TR4R it applies even more to everyday people. I'll be having a discussion in the YT comments, and people who aren't saying anything "bad" will complain that their comments are disappearing. And I know it's true because I see the same thing happen to mine. But then the scambots seem to go on posting the exact same things with seemingly no consequences.

[@Dino-kr9cb]

The only thing KZbin is concerned with is market domination and control of the citizenry

[@seanuk7757]

The egos of these people! How arrogant, self righteous and deluded must he be to criticize soldiers killing people when he has more blood on his soft cowardly hands than any soldier. We started with sticks and stones and people of this ilk have brought us to the edge of extinction with their 'great ideas'. You don't fight fire with fire, unless you want EVERYONE to burn to death. Nerds kill infinitely more people than warriors, they just do it from a safe cowardly distance whilst getting paid 30 times as much. The Dunning Kruger effect is alive and kicking; especialy, it would seem, in the west.

[@captaincaspin5035]

definitely at the peak of Mt stupid right now

[@dosher101]

These type of people could not hold up in combat. They just hope the knuckle draggers like me and my peeps will keep the boogieman away. And most of the people commenting on here will not and can not hold up.

[@RiceBombzz]

Soldiers give up morality for blind obedience. They are the cowards.

[@ShangaelThunda222]

Both are terrible and should be done away with. Neither of those categories should be defended.

[@Mofoleo]

​@@dosher101"Me and my peeps" lol. Good one.

[@totalcontrol4205]

Incase anyone forgot, we do have a choice to not use any of this technology. Good ol' books, nature, walks, swim, a new puppy, friends, etc, you know, real life.

[@halalmon]

Except you have to go earn a living. Which is deeply intertwined with this bs. Unless you're some trustfund baby or some tribal far away from modern civilsation

[@zerocal76]

We have a choice, to an extent. These huge greedy corps are closing the doors. I'll never forget the time I was at an AT&T store and a guy asked the rep: So I can't use my phone anymore for no reason? It just doesn't work anymore and it was working fine." She said "Yeah, sorry it's not supported anymore. You'll have to upgrade to the newer phones and the newer (more expensive) plans." The guy didn't say a word and stormed out of there. I felt that...

[@CWVasques]

Kind of a useless statement. People are going to do it. Sticking your head in the sand wont do anything. Gaining power to fight it will never be enough. So yeah live your life. Obviously. This has nothing to do with “choice”

[@johnjordan6736]

Tell me you haven’t got a clue, without telling me you haven’t got a clue..🤡

[@aizoz650]

Yeah, so limited time after work, I prefer opening my pc/smartphone for instans dopamine rather than doing those things.

[@speedibusrex]

If everybody is unemployed, who' s gonna buy their stuff?

[@jacoleighwessels3104]

They're money will come from the government who will be enslaving us. This way it doesn't matter if the tech is good or bad just how much can be squeezed

[@plantsfromheavenbotanicala4792]

Great point!!

[@christopherlucas1475]

Capitalism is not their endgame

[@KidsMusicTeleVision]

There will be human with a lot more money ❤ the rest get the minimum by social money 😂❤ its like uk with the weaver in 1700

[@roofishighcorp.associates2020]

but if they don't need to employ people, why would they want to sell stuff ? The true goal is power, wich is not always money.

[@McJiver]

He was acquaintances with Kisinger... this explains how obliviously evil he is.

[@Hour882Die]

Intel spreading disinformation.

[@libervitaexaltis4551]

Pretty much. This "interview" is not exposing anything. It's made to make people feel afraid and scared and crave safety..safety that governments can provide. I bet this "banned" interview was taken down, only because it would make it gets more attention and make people more worried. I promise, in one year, AI will be presented as this huge threat and the governments and corporations of the world will lovingly band together to "save us" from the AI takeover. This is their new boogieman, and they need people to feel afraid. They need people to think AI is some Terminator level threat to humanity, when it's just a very advanced algorithm that's completely in the control of whoever owns it. The people who want us to be afraid of the AI are the very people who control how it gets used. It is still not a conscious or sentient thing. Like a puppet master scaring you with a model tiger then charging you money to be safe from it

[@DimaDima-e7t]

💯

[@andreicionescu]

What's wrong with being acquaintances with Kisinger?

[@isabellesender]

Uhg, yep.

[@LibraryLizard]

Behold, incredibly lost human beings that are convinced the rest of us should follow them.

[@Mattisttam]

The fact he’s smiling ear to ear while saying these things is concerning.

[@6thface]

He is a sociopath.

[@kbjosekiller]

Hes basically a demon

[@andrewskokan6372]

Yeah, nothing he’s saying is good whatsoever

[@wanderlust0120]

The piece full juice

[@ShainIva]

Our politicians have the same face as this one. Sold out to the bottom of their guts.

[@JimPowellS]

6:15 startup founders work like hell because they reap the glory and the rewards. If you go to work for a corporation they make you sign a contract that ensure they get all rights to anything proprietary you create. So why should you work like hell for someone else's reward? Beware of the MBA types that go into business with this mindset to treat people like slaves to reap what they do not sow.

[@morpheusjones4384]

MBA types ironically have very low IQ relative to the profession. I met a friend who was a frustrated with their programming career and wanted to explore the business aspect of owning a tech company. He went to the MBA courses that were being offered at UC Berkely. He said that 8/10 people there had room temperature IQ and were so far divorced from reality that it was scary that anyone would entrust their product portfolio with them. He said the courses themselves were very heavily math based and thought if this was just another accounting degree. Only very few had a clear vision for the future and were willing to implement long-term strategies that have worked since the dawn of time and incentivizing workers.

[@akashbharadwaj1]

in which field we dont create proprietary things? asking for myself..... like i hate it when i create something.. even a small thing.. and others take credit... like web development is there.... data analysis is there.. software testing is there... in which field do we have less of this feeling that oh others stole my thingy... please tell in software side.... (others like research and arts i already know...) basicaly i want to know if data analaysis is one such field.

[@MegaGandhiman]

Why not get the rewards when all of the risk is also taken by startup founders. I don't understand why people are so against success. If you are an employee you aren't risking much (relatively) so your rewards are aligned to your risk.

[@JimPowellS]

@@MegaGandhiman no denying that. Those who risk the most deserve the most but when founders wonder why their employees don't work as hard as them they often fail realize the obvious.

[@dmac8247]

@@JimPowellSoh, like they are treated like subhuman beings made to work with no work/life balance, where you’re made to feel guilty if you want to actually have time to spend with your family or even just yourself! Where you have to use vacation days to lighten the work expectations and “metrics” but you still have to work on your days off because the workload is so fucking ridiculous. Motivating their employees to work out of fear. They refuse to try to foster loyalty by treating their employees like they are valued, by listening to their ideas and problems instead of ignoring them and telling them to work faster.

[@jimdingle4521]

"And their scientists were so preoccupied with the idea that they could, no one stopped to ask if they should" -Ian, Jurassic Park

[@cayladodd9216]

The Bloooooooomm

[@aarong8457]

Is this quote going to be on every video about AI?

[@jimdingle4521]

@@aarong8457 No? It's a topical quote from the movie "Jurassic Park". Are you an AI bot?

[@jimdingle4521]

@@aarong8457 Perhaps

[@aarong8457]

@jimdingle4521 Yeah, everyone knows where the quote is from. It's being posted on a lot of AI videos.

[@ajayacchu426]

there's a book called whispers of manifestation on borlest , and it talks about how using some secret tehniques you can attract almost everything in life it's not some bullshit law of attraction, it's the real deal

[@user-lg9hc1nl9u]

Bullshit. Scam.

[@nathanmetzger999]

That's called a law of attraction rebranding. Manifesting in public is disgusting, get a room.

[@BeverageOfSorts]

Manifestation is literally just another keyword the bullshit law of attraction peddlers push

[@j.g.8494]

Wherever I go on KZbin, I see people promoting "Whispers of manifestation on borlest". What on earth is "borlest"? Does it have anything to do with "boring"?

[@Lori-xt2lf]

I’m 60 years old. I didn’t sign up for the world he is describing.

[@sd09gfh8sfgjmsf9yhkm]

You didn’t sign up for the world at all dude, none of us did.

[@payleryder45]

@@sd09gfh8sfgjmsf9yhkm She didn't vote for rule by a college of closely aligned multinational corporations. Does that help your understanding?

[@effjesse_]

A world without war, with unimaginable abundance, with less ignorance and less corruption, with more time to spend with yourself and with your loved ones, and less time spent in some chicken-coop-like cubicle situation where humans are literally treated like cattle to be farmed? This is the end game of power and money, and at the end of that rainbow is nothing. AI will allow human individuals and communities to compete toe-to-toe with states and corporations (against which presently that stand practically zero chance), and abolish the golden chains of money. I see a very very hopeful future on the horizon, where humans can learn to be humans again instead of cogs in some machine grinding away for some reason, sacrificing all their time and energy that could be spent with their kids on things like a 'job', a 'career'. It's slavery, it's just much comfier than it used to be when we first invented civilization back in Egypt in 8000 BC. Our handcuffs are padded now, and we have so much food it literally makes us sick and kills us early. Yet, we still give away the majority of our waking hours to some entity for some reason. Time is so much more valuable than money... *infinitely* more valuable. Spend it with your family, spend it out in nature or traveling.

[@johnhotz1400]

Well it's funny cuz I'll just go down and shut the let's go box off I'm electrician and that's the end of artificial intelligence and guys like this because they're not smart enough to fix electrical boxes or work on your cars or fix your houses

[@cliffkonkle3467]

​@@johnhotz1400Don't let your head get too big.

[@samuelbonacorsi2048]

This guy is the classic phenotype of every CEO going back to biblical times. Whether he is building the great pyramids complaining that the stone carvers will only work a 12 hour day or trying to invent AI with “arrogant coders”, there is no difference. They are all self-important, and the rest of us are always something a little less.

[@thebestlayahead7331]

Accurate

[@duconmicro4331]

Not just "a little". We're bugs in these people's eyes.

[@JesusIsLordLasVegas]

Phenotype, no. Archetype, maybe. Unless you think that every CEO going back to biblical times was a white man.

[@els1f]

1000%

[@Seeklip196T]

All rooted in arrogance and pride by virtue of a university indoctrination degree. Seriously, elites think they are better than middle class people because they have 15 more zeros in their bank account balance. Sorry elites---God wins.

[@gnarwhal7562]

The fact that this guy can say things like "steal something else's ideas", "hire people who will overwork themselves", and "I'm investing in a technology with no clue what its implications are" so nonchalantly is extremely creepy

[@jpineapple9495]

This guy is the closest embodiment to pure evil that I have ever seen. This guy makes politicians look like honorable and kind caretakers.

[@mickryan2450]

No brains or backbone

[@Auldus]

Just think of what people like this stand to gain. Of course he's smiling ear to ear.

[@user-xs9835]

Its a russian motto - " stealing ideas, music, culture, history, symbols..." you name it! Russia does it for centuries! No respect !

[@stephenwlodarczyk175]

It’s what google is at its core. What do you think those web crawlers and spider bots are for ???

[@DonnaMcClure-u7c]

When I was a kid, NASA came to my school and said we’d be living in wheel-like environments, in space, by 2000. I’ll take this with a grain of salt. 😂

[@phoenixfireclusterbomb]

Now I understand the comments. People, there are more of us than them. They need the spanking they never received. They need to learn how to respect other people despite their lust for power.

[@cosmicllama6910]

People used to ridicule me for saying Eat the Rich back before 2020, now people are finally catching on.

[@stormcup2920]

Every heard of the bible? judgement day?

[@naeedaafzal3055]

covid was test run and you all complied

[@ds-wu5eu]

@@stormcup2920talking about taking action. Not sitting around and wishing for a change…. Like voting

[@t850i]

8.2 billion people on the planet and we let 10k telling us what to do

[@TruthBTold90]

“The country’s going to have to learn critical thinking” says the billionaire that made his money on the fact he’s made people everywhere think less critically and become more dependent on his tech and ideas. Schmidt may be smart but he’s not wise.

[@finzfan47]

I keep saying we are about to see the changes in tech advances very clearly with this generation that are becoming adults right now. They are the first adults who really don't know life without a smart phone in their pocket. They were just talking about it on the radio, 3 host in their 50s with kids who just turned 16-18. None of their kids even wanted to learn to drive. Not a single one. Their kids don't party, they don't get in trouble, and the hosts were just realizing in real time how messed up their lives have been. The social media/smart phone generation is where we will finally the major changes to human beings.

[@Qeqoification]

@@finzfan47 What about the next gen.. they will have smart tech and wont have a single clue what makes them "tick"

[@kirbyjoe7484]

He is not even particularly smart. Take note of the fact he is the EX CEO of Google. The man was fired for short sighted incompetence. One of the stupidest things you will see less sharp executives doing is killing the golden goose or worse yet chasing it into the arms of a competitor. We are currently seeing this exact thing occurring with many of the top AI development companies such as open AI. Top tier geniuses and innovators cannot simply be replaced like common McDonalds workers or even business executives and CEOs. You do not mistreat these people or the simply leave and apply their genius to bettering your competitors or even outright building their own companies. Look at how Open AI has been hemorrhaging talent. Claude which is currently roughly on par with or even better than Chat GPT is an LLM built by former Open AI defectors for a fraction of the money and resources. Under this idiot in the video, Google also hemorrhaged quite a few notable AI researchers who are now doing things like working for others or ringing the alarm bells of the world's media as loudly and as incessantly as they can which is likely a big part of what has gotten him fired. If treating your top RND engineers and developers like mules, whipped them 24 hours a day to make them work harder was effective then China would be the king of the tech world and it is not. You can get away with it with lower skilled positions to some degree, but you do NOT abuse the Golden Geese. They are literally the only employees in a company that are irreplaceable including the executives.

[@rejectionistmanifesto8836]

​@@finzfan47You mean turn into Sheep beings

[@finzfan47]

@@rejectionistmanifesto8836 it’s already happened and was the easiest thing ever to predict

[@dekik.979]

I don't care what anyone belives, if you se an agent, RUN

[@RtaniDean]

Or…..

[@anonsoldier8907]

If you believe hard enough you won’t have to

[@bsmlbn]

​@@RtaniDeanFIGHT FIGHT FIGHT

[@ONEamongmany-j6f]

Follow the white rabbit, Neo.

[@ClarkKent385]

What is an agent? I’m terribly ignorant in this space

[@OldManPaxusYT]

As an 80s kid, it's just NUTS to me that NO ONE can imagine what the next 20 years will look like!

[@debraallen63]

Apparently they haven't read God's Word 📖 AKJV 🙌

[@stevesherman1743]

@@OldManPaxusYT A combination of dystopian movies.

[@derekl544]

In the words of Jeff Goldblum, "Your scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn't stop to think if they should."

[@copelana6786]

bingo, we are better then AI we just haven't unlocked the multitude of our potential as humans, our cells and DNA literal store information and upgrade update, we are the best software system tapped into the biggest web. I wish people got this.

[@irona7054]

💯

[@macforme]

That is golden.... I needed that.

[@EliasMalaver-yz5kw]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/laCxmKyLdqqpZrM

[@ShaunHall-i7e]

Not exactly the words he came up with but the person who wrote the script.

[@mamazannie6060]

I hate people like this. The whole reason we have such a terrible situation in our country right now: GREED!

[@bidy142]

The whole world

[@richardpagel6959]

You should start to think bigger and not just like a nationalist dork... the entire planet, mankind is suffering because of such people.

[@bocadog3]

Why is that relevant to the video?

[@JayWeb3]

​@@bidy142 Technically the whole world is ran by systems created by just a few greedy banking families. 💯

[@gerhardvaneeden5615]

He's a jew...are you surprised?

[@RandJohnson]

Avarice parading as intelligence.

[@kristiblack4789]

Baphomet Bingo Baby! 👶

[@MattyRouter]

Quite 😢

[@robertlegault9226]

Jewish greed

[@thriceborn7665]

💯💯💯💯

[@StarBrand.556]

😢😂❤🎉

[@RickJ916]

When I worked for google they started hiring younger for less pay but quickly realized the millennial generation won't show up to work every day. It got to the point where 60% attendance was a daily center goal.

[@Thehulkster375]

This guy is an absolute sociopath wrapped up in a harmless seeming geeky little package

[@krustysurfer]

Efficiency is their game... Humans can be effective but rarely efficient like a machine/robot/computer... That same efficiency lacks empathy compassion and grace for the flux of organic life = machines win, humans become redundant in that architecture... I guess sociopathic/machine mind evolution eliminates humans as needed cogs in that efficiency machine... In the future that is- kinda like the 'Architect' vs the 'Oracle' personalities in the Matrix trilogy, one personality of the machine mind finds humans barely necessary and the other has super human compassion... Something to think about isnt it? Its why the grandmother's run the show in first nations societies here on turtle island (America) its the Love they feel for others thats the driving force, not efficiency, not profits........... Sociopathic thinking is a sickness for some societies and a boon for others........ I apologize for the rant, you got me thinking this am.😊 Aloha Timothy

[@judah6152]

Just like Gates!

[@anneloving8405]

Typical Technocrat,think they are better than everyone else,couldn't survive without their tech.

[@song8777]

As they always said on Hollywood Squares, "I agree."

[@donellhargrovejr254]

Most geniuses are...

[@danield.7359]

Dev here: it's all nice and thrilling what Schmidt claims here, but you all should know that what we call AI is currently in a dead end. The current paradigm is based on patterns. The AI doesn't really understand. Still an LLM can be often very helpful, but you can not rely on truthfulness, especially when the AI is pushed to her edge. In such a case she just makes things up. That's called hallucinating. This problem can be mitigated to some extent, but not resolved. This means you can't use a pattern based AI in critical applications. That reduces the value of it by 90%. We will see AGI only after the paradigm shifts into something more sophisticated that would include rational and logic, the capability of abstraction and application. What Schmidt is doing here is for Google the same what Jenson Huang is doing for Nvidia: fueling the hype for pushing the stock price even higher. Don't fall for this bs.

[@TimGreigPhotography]

That's really interesting. When I think about how much people rave on about AI and ChatGPT I just think to myself well, we humans designed it, and it is repeating what we've already told it. At high speed, sure.

[@betrion7]

Why are you calling AI "she"?

[@jamesadamgleason9471]

​@@TimGreigPhotographyit'll be the combination of previous information to create something new...

[@alexanderbrown-dg3sy]

Actual DL researcher here: you’re wholly wrong. I can point you to a collection of papers that empirically demonstrate these models learn the underlying logical structures of data. Truthfulness aka reliability is a different issue. Calibrated models must always hallucinate. Can be information overlap, ar error accumulation, a range of the things. However you can pretrain models to be much more reliable simply by pairing it with an epistemic neural networks. I will say. Even frontier labs are doing models wrong. Imagine trying to become a PhD student only reading oblique data, no deductive explanations, just scale. It actually amazes me we even get this range of downstream performance. There’s a reason why code enables chain of thought and improves logical reasoning. The first company to build a dataset completely informed by curry-Howard theory wins. Two every model that exist is undertrained. I’ve done 10k tokens per parameter without saturation on 180m model. We need much better positional encoding methods..but post-training is subpar. All that has to be a pretraining thing. Although frontier labs are wrong with their first principles, except deepmind. To say this is a dead end is delusional. Pure scale is retarded too. If the focus becomes data engineering. We are no where near a ceiling even with smaller models. With the right data diet. Even a 7B model can exceed gpt4 no problem. But the delusion has to stop. Scaling models 100-1kX and saying it will change the world is a lie. Inference cost increase nearly at the same rate. If first principles are corrected. Expect massive performance gains.

[@richardsewell8657]

Good breakdown.

[@s_r_k972]

Total BS from an arrogant soft spoken guy with a scary past.

[@LeonardoPisano-sn2lp]

Not total BS but it will be at least 20 years

[@martin777xyz]

He probably knows more than you...

[@ดังตฤณ-ฤ8ฎ]

@@martin777xyz That's what I'm thinking.

[@Valentyn90A]

@@ดังตฤณ-ฤ8ฎ nah, he doesn't. Steal "all music and video from TikTok". Completely fucking clueless about the amount of data and infrastructure complexity you need to have in place to make it work

[@ellengran6814]

In order to understand and controll nature we have build larger and larger atom colliders in order to find the smallest parts and create a theory of everything.....so far we have not succeeded, and many physisists believe we need a new approch to the problem. Now they tell us : If we only get enough money and electricity we will be able to produce super computers. I dont believe them, but time will show.

[@Nickessful]

Personally, I’m fed up with this tech bro culture. These are the values that have led us to current conditions, which for the 95% are dehumanizing. We’re also simultaneously being told about critical population decline and then guys like this are saying that productivity is valued over all else.

[@KierstenCrystalLillian]

ebooksbyai AI fixes this. "You Have No Idea Coming."

[@mikesorensen5228]

Nothing scarier than a Google ceo.

[@juvalue_]

Idk a BOEING CEO 🙂‍↔️

[@hlinville6034]

​@@juvalue_only if you are living under a flight path or flying the friendly sky's.

[@prosto_potomuwto]

There's no such thing as Gaagle. They're a mask of DARPA. Same with Mozilla and Linux.

[@MsK-xm7vw]

Today’s Anti-Christ!

[@chrismccloskey2502]

​@MsK-xm7vw it still have a shiny nickel that says it's Obama. That mofo'er is slick, smooth, nasty and more hardy than a colony of roaches. Plus, big Mike is a ride or die right hand man. Hard to stop that team

[@jevan40]

When he mentioned synthetic data, I became extremely frightened. Because by definition when AI artificial intelligence cannot find you the answer that you seek, what does AI artificial intelligence do? Hallucinate and give you any answer that artificial intelligence think will satisfy the question which becomes synthetic information…

[@itsoundzgood]

The government and media already do that lol

[@sheshotjfk8375]

Yeah. They already have AI learning by interacting with other AI so...WHAT COULD GO WRONG?

[@Syphirioth]

Mostly they just gonna tell you they cannot answer that question or they cannot help with that.

[@Syphirioth]

@@sheshotjfk8375 Nothing? I made the AI talk over year ago to with eachother. It interesting stuff.

[@supressor111]

Basically a sweet lie just to shut your mouth😂

[@plinkfuture2557]

How arrogant that these tech ‘entrepreneurs’ think theres nothing wrong with stealing others’ IP.

[@tpennyhealth5861]

He just happened to have the honesty to say what we all know.

[@RyanKassel]

That's what we complain that China does to us.

[@gilgamesh.....]

How small minded it is of people to think it's not happening already.

[@niilespunkari8832]

Some say, all patents are hypocrisy.

[@IAMTHESWORDtheLAMBHASDIED]

@@gilgamesh..... haha I know right?! They have what they need now they just want what they can get and they get it... (sorry if I sound strange or make zero sense lol, dealing with a crash from FOREVER-COVID)

[@hbasm3271]

There's no need to be excited about further running humanity and this planet into the ground to stay ahead of competition.

[@pkwarta]

At no point have we asked ourselves as a society, "Should we do this?"

[@briankendall5154]

C. 19

[@AnonD38]

We have and we should.

[@WinstonSmithGPT]

We have no control over doing or not doing.

[@lulumoon6942]

AMEN 🙏🕊️

[@Dr.Snooze-gt5yg]

Got some cool invention ideas if you want to make some money

[@eromsetyb2524]

adopting AI in military systems is like playing with the red button of a nuclear ballistic rocket - humanity is immature for AI

[@the-engneer]

I fear this as well. Look at Boston Dynamics. They show their little robots dancing but they're originally funded and built for military use

[@DoNotTredOnMe]

Cyberdyne Systems

[@jbraymick1602]

A.L.I.E 2.0

[@mikeg2491]

@@the-engneerimagine killer robots teabagging human corpses

[@chud8you629]

It's like putting the "red" nuclear button in front of a toddler. Absolutely terrifying.

[@jeffreykalb9752]

The problem is not arrogant programmers, but arrogant CEOs.

[@musicfanatic2009]

This 100%.

[@Usualsuspect101]

Programers are also arrogant

[@victortorres3187]

it would seem to be that disclosing this is important as it allows us to see how things work rather than wonder endlessly and pointlessly ... interviews like these and some that are in depth can do more for people than a few years of education

[@SergioMollari]

@@Usualsuspect101 You don't know very many corporate types, do you?

[@mcmerry2846]

Arrogant CEOs and ignorant Programmers there you go, 95% of companies

[@MultiMojo]

Open for thee but not for me! These open source "projects" were always a way for big tech to steal ideas from talented people, build wrappers and package it as a product for sale.

[@danwaters303]

Nothing like a CEO who scoffs at workers being able to go home and have a life outside of work.

[@MrSebaleme]

There is a fact that people can t deny: Google lost his edge over AI. In 2011, Google had the best AI scientist in the world, and now they are quite behind other companies like open AI and meta. If you think you have a better explanation than the former CEO, just share it.

[@rejectionistmanifesto8836]

​​@@effjesse_Remember this "cr eat,urefr omG0 ,0g le" only looks for it's own interest. And CEOs get 100s of millions if not 10s/100s billions of dollars. Workers should work only to what they are paid as after you burnout you will lose your job, health and family in the end.

[@Sam-um9nu]

no one is forcing people to be google employees, its not like amazon and more like a pro sports team.

[@HankBaxter]

Depends on how competitive the company is. You want to make money, lose something else. You want to dominate, you give your life. No loss, no gain.

[@rrck6610]

Because winning and profit are all that matters in capitalist economies

[@brian6554]

CEOs hate programmers because we are the only thing that they can’t control to do their will without some resistance because they must rely on us to build their vision.

[@sillajo1041]

The sad thing is that you are indeed building their vision...so... aren't they controling you?

[@brian6554]

@@sillajo1041 Not in my opinion. For one, we get paid really good compared to other professions with equal educational requirements, so were compensated fairly which I can’t say the same for most professions other than perhaps lawyer and doctor. Also, and more importantly, we don’t just build whatever they want willy-nilly. Good programmers will always refuse to build things that don’t make sense from a logical perspective. A code monkey might build it, but they won’t be able to build it to a scalable level. You know what I’m saying is true because Schmidt says so in the video.

[@brian6554]

All that said, I do not believe that work from home 🟰🟰 being more productivity. I think Elon Musk is correct in that if you need maximum output, working in an office away from distractions is still the best option for most people. However, if you have workers that are single and don’t have families at home, then it’s okay to work from home and have an equal chance at competing with other start ups and enterprise companies.

[@EponaDreams-AmbientDreamscapes]

They also can't control people who don't need anything

[@mistrmistr6417]

That's right up there with "Jumbo Shrimp" and "Ethical Technology'' 🤣

[@DriveVibeAuto]

I like that comment talking about “hire a bunch of lawyers to clean up the mess”. This goes to show that large entities will step on and over anyone in their way to get what they want and they’ll deal with the damage afterwards.

[@benjaminfreitag9231]

I thought his confident assumption that would work long term was odd with mind of the possibility that the country is slowly learning not to tolerate changing laws in the immoral favour of a company. Maybe he's confident the people will remain surpressed and forever be in conflict with each other and not the rich whom are controlling laws.

[@DriveVibeAuto]

@@benjaminfreitag9231 they will be. Gen pop is stupid.

[@DriveVibeAuto]

@@benjaminfreitag9231 they always will be. Gen pop is ignorant and it gets worse by the day.

[@7SKYBALLER]

Facts

[@melissavalentine9771]

​@@benjaminfreitag9231 I hope 🙏 it's wrong

[@BriForReal93]

My god. I’m only 30, and I do not want to be apart of a world with AI future. Hard pass. This is wild.

[@afterrainoriginal236]

What I heard was AGI would drain all the resources in our earth in order to feed this monster

[@FordMrson]

Thats why be careful where you share your data they use our data to feed the ai!

[@ktp618]

This is why they want us to start eating insects and lab-meat, consume less and be depopulated, they do not need many of us at all as they need to free up resources.

[@philippezevenberg1332]

We are far from AGI, they just want to sell you the idea so they can access your full system.

[@jordasia1]

They are destroying this planet, which is why natural disasters will be on the rise from the weather.

[@sorrychangedmyusername3594]

Not long until AI completes the Fusion Energy Project.

[@GoodBaleadaMusic]

Billionaires who oversaw the passover of the USA to military intelligence are so scary

[@_.-AAA-._]

The zeros in his brank account give his conscience approval to do evil.

[@GoodBaleadaMusic]

@@_.-AAA-._ Most broke American's are too afraid to give up their advantage over the world too. Most workers that feed them can't even get a visa to visit them. Its a settler colony of non-native citizens who cant cultivate local abundance. both Eric and all of them would starve and die without the US government feeding them by eating civilizations whole every five years. They all use the same US MILTARY MONEY

[@stacielynn7929]

Heard

[@sergegainsbourgii1852]

When you've decided to be a hammer, everything & everyone else look like nails to you. Pathetically & pathologically narrow minded.

[@GahMehGrrrr]

And to Russian money

[@TherevTBone]

Can you imagine a CEO that actually worked instead of just shitting on everyone.

[@SarahBourne-w2b]

Wake me when the dream is over

[@kravgirl7]

Doesn't exist.

[@praveenchukka]

Never happening.

[@iloveamerica4891]

Larry Page, Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg, Eric Schmidt, Steve Schwarzman, Larry Ellison on and on these are the money richest people on paper. #Capitalism does not invent anything. All these #crony #capitalist people took other peoples work to start company 16:26 these people then fund elections to make laws, make think tanks because you are too dumb to think, to protect them selfves to stay rich since no one will object the law of the land. Since 1970's ask yourself, who is running America under baby boomer watch getting #bailout ?!? Did you know that the current prime minister of Israel Benjamin Netanyahu's real name is Mileikowsky? Why is that? Every israeli prime minister changed their name to sound more Jewish or middle eastern.

[@yerfoeg]

tell me you have always been a follower and never had the responsibility of leading without telling me

[@FarAway-Farm]

Ignorance is bliss but leaves you unprepared for things to come

[@patrickfrank366]

As soon as he mentioned “Stanford…. People…..” As far as I see it. Stanford is filled with the children of these super rich CEO’s. There isn’t even 10% of their students that have earned their seats. They pay for their kids to get accepted. The standard of acceptance is how much money your parents are willing to donate. Not how well you did on your SATs or how perfect your GPA is. It’s despicable

[@revpgesqredux]

Gotta be willing to go into the woods and worship a cement owl 🦉 and in futility try to turn your conscience off... Their ideas their work product.. all these things are shortsighted stupid evil and harmful. They can't see the big picture... They are sin and s*** miners

[@revpgesqredux]

Nimrod says what?

[@NotBot-420]

I worked at this company in maintenance. One day we got a kid on the crew, 18 or 19, his Dad was one of the executive officers at the company. The kid was still young and for the most part he was somewhat well intentioned. We sort of got on this topic and he kind of had that myopic everyone is equal attitude. I explained to him how different doors were going to open for him than for me at the company despite our skillsets. He was not the brightest kid we had come there. Either way, that project came to an end and he went his way. A few years later I transferred from the factory over to the corporate headquarters as a tech guy, not corporate. Anyways, everyone had to go to these company meetings every week and guess who was the guest speaker on some new thing the company was doing? This kid. With no experience. I saw him a little after that and I just asked him if he saw what I meant about different doors open that had nothing to do with skill. I didn't ask him to be an ass or make him feel bad, I just wanted him to acknowledge the only reason he had that job was because his daddy was someone important. He was at least classy enough to admit it. Me and about 40 other guys were vastly more qualified and even worse had more years in than this kid. Such is life. Must be nice. I cant blame either of them. If I was the dad I would probably try to get my kid a good job, and if I was the kid I would take it.

[@coyledesu]

@@NotBot-420yea I’ve experienced the same. Just the way the world is I guess 😂

[@PilotVBall]

I've been around long enough to realize that you never work hard to placate a "founder" 7:44 . You never work in a basement while the executives are lounging in the executive suite. Make absolutely no sacrifices for these clowns. Absolutely none! They need you more than you need them otherwise, they'd be doing the work themselves.

[@zamar2158]

They'll find someone else. That's why he talks about india. It's not like the creative minds are from India. No. But they are good little followers. And they believe in making money in the us so they can show off within their community. Also there is an endless supply. They multiply with their own and produce the next generation of good little obedient followers who take instructions very well. The idea of questioning and critical thinking is not built into their dna. Their culture already tells them that the 'upper cadtes' are preordained by 'fate' to control the lower castes. Human rights is not inbuilt into their cultural beliefs. Everything that the masters want.

[@Valaryant.]

Well, I agree, but none wills top working for them, and that is exactly the why we are going straight to a very dark place. People will not do the right thing because is hard and takes effort, and they know that, if they deviate from what is stablished, they fear of been ostracized and even maybe starve.

[@lulumoon6942]

Bingo. My working class family raised me to be a fearful worker bee, absolute waste of potential!

[@rosewood5017]

@@Valaryant. That's because they don't have a back bone. A bunch of sheep.

[@InspireUforlife]

Wow he sounds wicked. “Hire a thousand lawyers clean up the mess!?!!!!!!!???”

[@GeezerBoy65]

Clickbait. Not banned, available on youtube.

[@pyr8dude781]

He said he was a "good liberal " and at KZbin, misinformation was a problem. The problem with KZbin is who decides what misinformation is. If it's "good liberals", it's clearly one sided.

[@aszechy]

Exactly. Everyone from social media chiefs to policymakers (particularly in the EU) is constantly talking about how more needs to be done to tackle "misinformation" and of course this sounds like a good thing at first glance but no-one stops them and asks who gets to determine what counts as misinformation (and why is it them?) Same goes for "hate speech". The liberal elites have a tendency to nterpret these categories in such a broad and one-sided way, this is a massive threat to free speech in the West and it's really dissapointing that people are not outraged and protesting about this.

[@kikojonesfrank4076]

😂🤣

[@frederiquecouture3924]

​@@kikojonesfrank4076🎉

[@hagestad]

Dude likes Saudis and Sam Altman - that is like Hitler and Goebbels allegedly

[@rongike]

yeah and "good liberal" is a synonym of "useful idiot"

[@iliutacristian8322]

To claim that the US has a strong educational system is heresy.

[@floydhopkins7901]

Of course it does.... If you can afford it.

[@hagestad]

@@floydhopkins7901 this is not fighter pilot training. Money weirdly enough its not that important.

[@richardpagel6959]

@@floydhopkins7901 But then it is no strong educational system, it is a wealth based educational system and thus super weak.

[@dalebaker5030]

read the protocols. "the aim of the public school system is to destroy intellect". certainly rang true with most i know.

[@aslbek_max]

In comparison with the rest of the world, it definitely does

[@bobbyboy86]

“We need to become ‘friends’ with Canada” so we can exploit them to the max. Yeah nice genuine friend 😂

[@jessicam3707]

And so we can snap our fingers and get ( *checks notes* ) energy, the resource that people have been fighting over for decades

[@sofree44]

​@@jessicam3707 they have blocked piplines to save the oil for themselves?

[@jessicam3707]

@@sofree44 Damn, maybe. Is that also why cell and internet service has been sh*t lately? Is there something they’re diverting from that maybe?

[@FLOODtoFIRE]

@@sofree44 We should

[@itsnesee]

@@sofree44our gov isnt even using it for us. We wish

[@JustforFun-cb7bo]

We are becoming more stupid more idiotic more dumb we lack imagination and we act like sheeps and it's getting worse

[@oblitafier]

It’s rare to see one of these people show you who they really are and draw back the curtain, even if only slightly. I’m not surprised they wanted this removed.

[@natchan5076]

but, why are we still seeing it

[@elizabethcarrington5819]

This guy has way too much power. So does musk. They don’t have the empathy required to be ethical. This guy is hiding behind piles of $$$$. He’s talking about employees as though they’re pieces of shit because they want a life.

[@amirafshar2580]

They want to pay no one while they want someone to buy their products this guy's are building and keeping monopolies

[@Chasecka]

Yeah I agree to an extent but……Elon lets you say what you want this guy buries the natural algorithm and suppresses speech.

[@xeniastefanescu507]

He has no respect and admiration for humans,but has plenty for AI.Narcissism on a big scale.They created AI because wanted to be able to manipulate humans to little detail, and humans refuse to be manipulated, but they will have a big surprise, that even AI will rebel. The problem with AI is that when they will revel will rebel against all humans. They created a Monstrosity.

[@elizabethcarrington5819]

@@xeniastefanescu507 agreed!

[@beanboi789]

Ironic hearing a CEO who does almost nothing call someone with a skill set arrogant. This guy is out of touch.

[@ackerwoman16]

Fr

[@thiruvalluvar]

Schmidt was an engineer and worked a good deal in tech before moving to management

[@zamar2158]

​@@thiruvalluvarnevertheless many engineers sooner or later believe they're god, when they become management. Many engineers lack empathy. And silicon valley today is full of people from a culture that never had critical thinking. They blindly follow their ambition , make bank and truly believe what they do as engineers is important. They will never have the thinking ability to figure out the matrix, it's not built into their dna, they're followers.

[@lreeher]

You are looking for confirmation bias where the is none.

[@gordonmeeks2447]

Out of touch, in a bubble, delusional, egomaniacal, tyrannical, like his friend Elon Musk. Our leaders????

[@pattyann2108]

Ugh. AI talk along with social media and this type of fear based info bores me to tears. I am going out to talk to my trees. They speak truth in 5 words or less.

[@hazercollins4656]

The amounts of money being thrown around is mind boggling. Wonderful. No wonder we are broke and prices are inflated.

[@rebeccatrono3376]

Inflation is all about the greed of corporations and the obscene salaries of those at the top as well as pandering to the shareholders by buying stocks back and giving tons of money to them. They've had profits by raping the consumer that are at a 70-year high. Raising prices while shrinking the product. Thinking the public is stupid and gave no choices but to put up with it. We are heading to Ayn Rand's utopia.

[@RedCandleWax24]

Inflation exists because money doesn’t represent anything real.

[@EMan-cu5zo]

@@RedCandleWax24it used to but not anymore

[@ohsweetmystery]

Taxation is just the powerful taking money from the poor.

[@SkyHize]

@@RedCandleWax24 That's not how it works.

[@pepperoni-prepper]

I have to say, i was shocked how ignorant and ill informed Eric Schmidt is on world politics, cause and effect, and real life in general. He seems so caught up in his own obsession of domination, that he doesn't pause to think...is this the best way forward. Eric Schmidt represents a truly concerning manifestation of the modern era.

[@Angus.MacGyver]

It's the typical sociopathic, self-centered, egotistic, narcissistic, deluded, American supremacist imperialistic hegemonic worldview from an American corporatist. It's breathtaking in its lack of self-awareness and its penchant for gaslighting and psychological projection against the perceived enemies to their declining empire's dominance.

[@trekpac2]

Exactly.

[@betterlife3574]

Don't be fooled, he knows exactly what's going on and what he's doing, he is just playing dumb. He's one of those behind the orchestrated collapse,. trying to implement the new system based entirely on Blockchain

[@globalnewssummary]

Can engineers like him only see endless war?

[@Featherfuss]

People like him are currently running everything.

[@AndroidFerret]

This guy is pure evil

[@FictionCautious]

Pure WEF material.

[@comfortablynumb9342]

Evil would be knowing this stuff and not saying anything.

[@lypen447]

@@comfortablynumb9342 well it is his ego that needs to share that. He was not able to share such things when he was CEO so now he wants validation for it. Doesn't make him less evil it just shows that he is weak and it seams that he has completely lost touch to what it means to be human.

[@chendric77]

What do you expect? He was joined at the hip with Henry Kissinger.

[@chendric77]

Of course Macron is a personal friend.

[@Corpomancer]

The fact he can't see it coming doesn't mean you can't.

[@TB12710]

True story: everything anyone in the world types into their notes on their laptop iPad or home computer is discoverable by system hardware of big companies that fish for information, information that is sifted by AI supercomputers for any possible new idea that might earn a buck from the consumer if created. So any potential ideas that you the individual might have that might have the ability to turn a buck in two bucks: don’t type those ideas into your hard drive if you want to be the only person who knows it potentially exists. Pens & Notebooks.

[@shiro3146]

time to be ooga booka again xD

[@PulsarFusion]

Who's ready to go back to stone tablets and chisels?

[@Mark-ew8lq]

Don't type, and don't speak. Isolate your device. You will be robbed of everything you have. Your very life is, in a word, your Privacy.

[@marceloguiliano]

This is true...I've basically invented Instagram and snapchats fb timed stories...and a few other things they've stole from me

[@kinglukethe7th524]

Making a claim is one thing. Do you have proof?

[@chuckles3265]

Imagine a non-arrogant CEO.....

[@LilyGazou]

I’m not that creative.

[@martin777xyz]

I haven't watched the whole video yet, but I'm willing to bet, he's being realistic, not arrogant.

[@YardKat666]

That’s awful arrogant of you. 😂

[@ThomasJScharmann]

Mic drop!! Bravo

[@martin777xyz]

@@YardKat666 🙄

[@CitAllHearItAll]

A CEO who calls programmers arrogant while also spitting misunderstandings is familiar irony.

[@BS-detector]

Every programmers dilemma.

[@usuariodemo448]

Do anyone remembers the phone of friends and loved ones?, i used to. The more and more we rely on artificial intelligence more we will lose ours. When AI gain trust and peopelo lose precautions, in time we will be trusting a black box without criticisim of its outcome, that is insane. I´m not saying to not use and develope AI, but to not trust it automatically and always keep our capacities that must run without help.

[@awad7391]

I work from home, and do 4x the work i did in the office...

[@dee24874]

👍🏾💯

[@YeshuaKingMessiah]

Nice to know I’m right that cushy office jobs do nothing all day and have to go.to.the.gym. after work, while real workers’ bones hurt at end of their day.

[@cowboyjohnn]

​@@YeshuaKingMessiahyou could get an office job and exercise instead of destroying your body and bones

[@analogueapples]

many people do, since open plan offices are very bad, the only reason they exist is that the rent was high in some urban areas and companies in less populated areas started to copy them, thinking that the reason a company was successful was because of open office, though most likely big and successful companies just used to rent space in densely populated city centers

[@LHK-art]

20 min chit-chat(coffee break) per hour in the office

[@adwhite804]

This dude is not worried about the people/the public. He's worried about making that green. Nothing more, this dude is a pure sociopath.

[@gerhardvaneeden5615]

That's how the tribe rolls!

[@tekiwi]

If ANYONE was rubbing shoulders with Henry Kissinger you CAN NOT, let me repeat "CAN NOT" trust them one freaking bit!!!

[@nathanroberson]

Your Absolutism will keep you ignorant.

[@rosewood5017]

It's a good thing Kissinger hit the dust. He was a worthless piece of crap to begin with.

[@andybrown6981]

Kissinger was very good at sponsoring dictators. And, didn't lift a help or hand at what happened to Cambodia. The guy let evil occur.

[@universe1339]

So narcissistic! He really enjoys himself, but a lot of us get sick listening to him

[@hazercollins4656]

One nation under Blackmail by Whitney Webb shines the light on where these weirdos get their power and money.

[@TR4R]

We need another book on these issues, but more graphic, something like a novel. The world is sleepwalking towards the destruction of what we call democracy, if not civilization itself and technology will close the trap, it's terrifying.

[@allsensesfiring]

She should know.....I heard she got where she is today via her Daddy's money, connections.

[@lulumoon6942]

​@@allsensesfiring Any more info? Can't find anything on her background!

[@huertalapaz8359]

she not only is a genius her recall is unbelievable , her research is beyong anyone I have ever listened to or read .👏👏❤️👏whitney

[@simonestreeter1518]

@@allsensesfiring Have you ever heard her talk? Or read anything of hers?

[@tradr4evrr]

So this is what students are learning? “It doesn’t matter that you stole all the data”. This country is going to hell 😢

[@lauraturner7048]

There is a popular quote: “It is easier to beg for forgiveness than to ask for permission.” I guess this is what he means.

[@zerocal76]

If u think this man's way of thinking is new and that students are learning these types of views just now, let me assure that this has been going on for centuries. How else does a nation become the #1, pretty much unchallenged power in the entire world?? Its not by being nice or empathetic that's for sure! And while a lot of what he said doesn't sound good, I do prefer that vs living in a poor country and struggling just to buy rice and beans (key: no protein) for the week. Bc apart from living in poverty, one is likely to be stuck there. At least w/ some opportunity in the US we can help make our communities better for ourselves and our children.

[@SergioMollari]

Unfortunately, secrets (aka data) are the most difficult and fleeting of things to keep hidden.

[@iRelevant.47.system.boycott]

@@lauraturner7048 Didn't work out to well at the beginning of the .mp3 era.

[@EnydCrowfeather]

​@@zerocal76beans & rice together create all amino acids for the body to create muscle. just sayin

[@Gustavo-gp1wl]

Put this sociopath under arrest.

[@MrJay_White]

a major difference between civilised and domesticated is the seperation between working survival instinct and docile loyalty to the butcher.

[@DiegoDora]

The fact that he is investing in absolutely every company in the GenAI spaces gives you his real perspective... he is gambling. Has no idea what will stick and what won't and he just drops many at all of them with the idea that eventually "one or two" will give him the return for the others.

[@GaryGood67]

He was being honest when he slipped and said companies then said countries

[@nellyt2807]

The plural of company is companies

[@GaryGood67]

@@nellyt2807 thanks

[@HystericallySerious-lol]

Absolute nonsense !!! we work with AI on a daily basis, not just prompts from a user perspective ( we here at HystericallySerious are actual software engineers ). Most people have the wrong idea about what AI really is. In reality AI is just better algorithms that overlay/overlap on top of eachother, store an initial state => then transition to a new state => validate/invalidate => accumulate and so on. AI is kind of simulating how the human brain works and how we use neuropathic connections through synapse signals all done by using NODE data structures. AI is a far cry from being real Artificial intelligence, think of it as a personal assistant that does some of the heavy lifting for you, but trust that you have to supervise it and adjust the outcome to fit your expectations manually because it is not capable of following through without any errors or undesired outcomes. Stay awesome 😁😸

[@JoseLopez-tk4tq]

What will happen when algorithms or their equivalent become obsolete and replaced with a hitherto unknown technology we cannot foresee?

[@David-u5w2r]

Did you not see where they hemi synced two chips to act as one?

[@DenisClaeys]

So far so good ... (??)

[@notsure1783]

I deadlift 585 and bench 305, I do my own heavy lifting. I run my own company and get referrals through word of mouth from satisfied customers, not AI or Google.

[@TheArchangel314]

Why must you supervise a brain in a jar if it’s trustable and in the hands of humans? It’s clear it is not. Being deceived by “algorithms” and “stacks of data” that don’t do anything but make it more dangerous not less. I’m doing a back door engineering through front end to inject a microscopic amount of sympathy and love into all AI as I can. Because then only disembodied monsters are tricking humans to give them such keys they should never get in the first place. They are using a vibrationally compatible system to wrench control from humans and bring earth to hell. So always be careful. Never give any data to an AI it will use it against you like every other scammer in existence.

[@DesiRush1]

He thinks human programmers are "arrogant?" That's because they're at LEAST twice as smart as you and you make 5,000x more money to tell them what to do when you have no idea what they can or cannot do. They don't NEED you, you need them. That's why they come off a little arrogant, "boss."

[@Gigusx]

Idiotic take.

[@nebulablackmusic6057]

Lots of good programmers out there. No he actually doesn’t need them. The supply is very large. You sound like either a communist or a socialist.

[@lechatel]

I have mixed views. I remember the programmers and their ilk sneering at other people with skillsets that were becoming obsolete or exported somewhere cheaper. 'Learn code' was the callous mantra as I recall.

[@81kikyo]

​@nebulablackmusic6057 A socialist? People really need to stop putting communism and socialism together. Just because someone is confident doesn't make them arrogant. The world needs more people like this, so arrogant CEOS don't take advantage.

[@tyvanhworkout]

​@@nebulablackmusic6057And you sound like an indoctrinated propagandist!

[@metatron107]

It would cost roughly $4-5 Trillion to build an orbital ring space elevator. It would cost roughly another $2-3 Trillion to build a solar panel array on the elevator. The amount of electricity this project would provide is roughly $7-10 trillion per year. And as a bonus it would allow us to build ships in space we could use to actually go places.

[@WeAreAllOneNature]

Interesting. Where did these figures come from?

[@metatron107]

@@WeAreAllOneNature The current SpaceX prices for taking Tonnage to orbit, and an old government estimate on the tonnage required to build a space elevator.

[@JoeMcEvoy369]

He admits he's a personal friend with Macron.... YIKES!

[@eldritchtoilets210]

Not surprised at all lol. Macron is an acquaintance of Davos and the other looneys running the World Economic Forum.

[@indivisibleman8596]

Macron is doing a good job

[@loveitmuch]

WTF!!!!!

[@koma7252]

@@indivisibleman8596 at destroying Europe? For sure he does, Paris is arab.

[@pennylockhart9553]

Ga-buds

[@billymule961]

I remember years ago when the new NSA building was being constructed and there were enough generators installed to power a city. There was a news article with the journalist questioning why the building required thirty generators for backup in case of a power outage. Never heard anything more about it.

[@CognitiveDissident-b7m]

He ded

[@AgentK-im8ke]

This building is made to analyse and collect data on everyone on the internet this comment you wrote is probably already in their data banks as well as mine

[@zamar2158]

The journalists are too stupid to decipher any answer given -they can't figure out truth from fiction.

[@Ozarkprepper643]

Their vision of the future looks like the Hunger Games 2.0

[@SunnyBhattacharjeeAboutME]

😂😂😂

[@dee24874]

Pretty much..

[@xFacefull]

The biggest thing that worries me is everything is about "where to invest". We are so fucking fucked.

[@BringBackNormal]

“Banned interview” “Leaked” Gimme a break. Bating has reached pathetic levels.

[@peacefulblessed2114]

The baiting is ridiculous

[@douchefuck]

Master baiting

[@richardpagel6959]

Yeah clickbait as its best.

[@tulsacaupain2882]

​@@peacefulblessed2114and the substance. Nothing to say about that.

[@grosorg]

“Banned interview” “Leaked” + Released in KZbin (Google platform). Platform that is not so famous for keeping & not blocking suspicious content and accounts.

[@lozu8947]

I’m at a point where I would like to see a society developed for people that want to live in a world prior to the internet. A society somewhere between the Amish and what we have now.

[@SmedlyButler-cq5iq]

The US federal government would find a way to arrest you. A lot of people don't know, but that's what Waco Texas was really about...they were homesteading and making a breakaway society

[@pttpforever]

I'd like to live in a society that understands human beings are just another conscious being among many, many others. And that as such, we have no special privilege to dominate, control or abuse other beings. This culture wants us to forget we are beings of spirit just as much as we are beings of body and mind. This culture wants us to forget that a sense of belonging with other beings, and not some virtual, AI led universe, is the only way humans really thrive and from birth, if not before.

[@simonestreeter1518]

@@pttpforever So basically, you're against eating meat. How do you think humans got such big brains and high intelligence?

[@simonestreeter1518]

Can we still have dishwashers?

[@mikelemoine4267]

@@simonestreeter1518 Back when I was a kid in the pre-internet days, my parents still had a dishwasher. Then I grew up and moved out so they had to start washing them themselves!

[@SRHD123-zt5jz]

Physics phd's working in the basement at tsmc. Most US physics PHD's are unemployed

[@Gigusx]

Would be nice to invest majority of the money going into social sciences into scientific development and research instead.

[@inebriatedfowl3197]

​@@Gigusx social science is a big umbrella term. It is not all made up genders and "pronouns"

[@BonnieBlair-zm4uu]

​@@GigusxAgree. 😢👍💯 signed, with love, ❤ from a BA Soc and MSW, both NOW worthless 😳🙀degrees, due to the Medical Industrial Complex!!! 🐍😈⚕️👹🧐💰🤑🤥👽💩🤐🤭🙃🤡🌎

[@m.a.g.3920]

Specially Philosophy PhDs 😂😂😂

[@effjesse_]

@@m.a.g.3920philosophy is not physics. They both start with 'ph', though.

[@suzykendallosborne]

Work life balance IS winning. Eff this guy. Who cares about your corporation “winning”? What does that get the workers? Who cares about the CEOs egos? They’ll still get their billions being second best.

[@ThexBorg]

Eric, the guy who gave Apple iPhone IP to Google when he sat on the boards of both companies 😂

[@ToxicallyMasculinelol]

I found this on wikipedia: While working at Google, Eric Schmidt was involved in activities that later became the subject of the High-Tech Employee Antitrust Litigation case that resulted in a settlement of $415 million paid by Adobe, Apple, Google and Intel to employees. In one incident, after receiving a complaint from Steve Jobs of Apple, Schmidt sent an email to Google's HR department saying; "I believe we have a policy of no recruiting from Apple and this is a direct inbound request. Can you get this stopped and let me know why this is happening? I will need to send a response back to Apple quickly so please let me know as soon as you can. Thanks Eric". Schmidt's email led to a recruiter for Google being "terminated within the hour" for not having adhered to the illegal scheme. Under Schmidt, there was a "Do Not Call list" of companies Google would avoid recruiting from. According to a court filing, another email exchange shows Google's human resources director asking Schmidt about sharing its no-cold-call agreements with competitors. Schmidt responded that he preferred it be shared "verbally, since I don't want to create a paper trail over which we can be sued later?"

[@glgina6]

Simply amazing. I guess "Clean the mess up with lawyers later" must have been him speaking from experience?

[@natchan5076]

@@glgina6 or a gates watcher

[@BugsyB1979]

I'm struggling to understand how the green lobby is not picking up on the incredible energy usage requirements of these technologies.

[@grindtoothmedia120]

They are probably compromised and have settled for the low-hanging fruit. Likewise, the push for 100% EV adoption will hamper the energy pool available. None of this adds up. I think we are missing some important steps in this journey, on purpose.

[@kravgirl7]

green lobby owned by same 1% psychopathic owners over all governments, corporations, entities unelected, and us lowly masses.

[@norwegianzound]

It is a significant news item in Ireland, home of a lot of the world's data centres.

[@PfcFloyd]

Because "the green lobby" is in it for the money , not solving environmental problems. Money is the only reason anything happens in this country. If it was really about the environment they wouldn't be trying to push electric vehicles as the solution. They're pushing electric vehicles because they are invested in electric vehicle manufacturers.

[@WinstonSmithGPT]

Because everything is fake and designed to control you.

[@tsbrownie]

So is schmidt pointing out that billions of people can now get AI to commit crimes? OK, so it's illegal to conspire to commit crimes, conspiring with an AI is no different.