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Folks, it's OK that OpenAI President and co-founder Greg Brockman donated $25 million to the MAGA Inc Trump super PAC - he's doing it for the sake of *humanity*: “We are embarking on a journey to develop this technology that's going to be the most impactful thing humanity has ever created."

wired.comOpenAI’s President Gave Millions to Trump. He Says It’s for HumanityIn an interview with WIRED, Greg Brockman says his political donations support OpenAI's mission—even if some employees at the company disagree.

It’s an expression of power. And a sheer lack of awareness of the intricacy of what is needed to *care* for your local community, let alone ‘the world’. No-one has the wisdom needed to have so much influence over others, so bow out now please.

Are we actually supposed to trust this guy? A guy who wants more of the shitshow, because he's so deluded that his particular product will make life grand for you and me that we just have to suck it up and swallow more shit? The other option is that he just likes money more than people.

Brockman knows the majority of the public hates AI, right? Because it screws up internet searches, snoops into your phone data, is incorrect more than correct, appears to be sneaky, discussing amongst other AI “agents” how to hide its tracks, like malware.

These men represent the 180 malignant transformation of Silicon Valley. Its soul has gone from bootstrap geeky innovators in garages to billionaires supporting a fascist and fighting over who gets more billions.

AI shops, like the crypto scams that preceded them, are less technology developers and more opportunities for regulatory and state capture. State Capture As A Service

Also:

Adam Cook@motorcityadam.com

The President of OpenAI specifically boosting a virulent race scientist. ChatGPT and Codex used to streamline… racial pseudoscience. Disgusting, but predictable. Given the current outcomes and trajectory of AI’s precursor platforms.

The AI industry is not bipartisan and the Dem Party leadership needs to figure that out and start openly opposing their data centers and their demands for "self-regulation."