My thoughts exactly. Oligarchs calls themself Elites, I assume it was self designated...but I prefer to call them parasites...living off the hard work of others, and slowly destroying them in the process. They plunder the resources of locations, then when depleted, they move on...hence ghost towns, and cities.
That'd be the myth of the benevolent dictator/autocrats* Except we're the colony this time and they're the self-styled 'movement for the betterment of the backward peoples of the world' ruling us. *leaders in non-democratic polities who receive credit for high growth.
Bill Gates and Jeff Bezos? I don't know, they seem shady guys to me, but they never get called out in channels like this one. It's always Musk, Peter thiel and some other right wing bogeyman.
It’s not about him. Eric Schmidt just got caught saying the quiet part out loud. No one gets to that level of wealth without being a sociopath. They train and compete at how to exploit people.
They start young. George Soros lectured at a university, and I couldn't believe the deference and respect the economics students paid him. When George was a teen in Hungary, he helped Not-cs round up jews for a share of the spoils. Although he was a Jew himself, with blonde hair and plus eyes, he could pass for "Aryan." To economics majors, he's rich and your not and that's all that matters!
@@stephenkalatucka6213the world is full of seemingly educated idiots. The concept of the Sir Bacon quote: “Ask not for whom the bell tolls. It tolls for thee” is lost on this narcissists producing society.
@@AaronLance You need Government to get that rich. The key is owning a Monopoly. Governments allow certain individuals to do just that. All they have to do is buy or better still blackmail the figureheads
This is what a vampire sounds like. This creature of greed isn't even in its safe space, this is just a friendly space, imagine what it says to its fellow vampires.
@samwhite254 I've been calling these creatures vampires for a decade because, only humans parasite on Life in the detached and heartless/soulless, supremacist manner of this little twit.
@@michaelhermary43When they started they literally had no monetization plan. It was a tech solution (the basis for which had been created by academic researchers funded by various public sources around the world) in search of a market.
"The billionaire philosophy, ask for forgiveness later." Close but not quite correct. Schmidt never suggested Tech-Bro billionairs should apologise. He said they should hire lots of lawyers so they never get punished for larceny.
Why Pavel (Telegram) is being held to some version of account. Facebook spends millions per year with Philippines subcontractors who get massive amounts of PTSD along with very meager pay to sift through the most deranged, vile imagery and posts imaginable. Pavel never even tried whatsoever. So he has the largest collection of child exploitation materials in the entire world (not to mention every conceivable vice, grift, graft, ponzi, illegal mafia activity, even murder for sure) and he wonders why he will have to spend some of his billions on whatever he is forced to spend it on. He will be forced. Free speech ? Ya like the Pegasus program funded by the Isreali government. It is all fun and games until the entire EU comes knocking. Too many journalists were murdered by the Mexican drug cartels, prime subscribers.
imagine having this guy for a brother and you were just a lowly... I dont know... high school teacher or a bike shop repair person, or god forbid just a stay at home mom....
Good quote definitely missing the good for humanity humility genes. The think they're god/s complex's. Thank g d you won't see a brinks in the grave yard, what's their well done gonna be then. Yeah, here comes another another one that don't know 💩 who still got a lot of learning to do.
I did notice how casually he mentioned petitioning Congress and also earlier how he mentioned he'd just "visit the White House" and basically tell them what to do. None of this is shocking to me, of course. The only thing that used to be shocking to me is that people seem to be totally OK with it.
This is how oligarchs think: A man wants to lose 20 pounds. He goes to his doctor who outlines a plan for the man to eat healthier and add exercise and after 6 months, he'll lose 20 pounds. The man also asks a Venture Capitalist (VC) who tells him that he has a more efficient, easier way for him to lose 20 pounds which will save him six months. The man chooses the VC. He goes to the VC's office and the VC cuts off his leg. The VC then bills him twice the cost of a doctor's visit. And yes, this is exactly the way they think. This is also the way they run their businesses (and why private equity owned nursing homes have a mortality rate that is 10 percent higher than publicly owned homes).
No. The doctor would put him on Ozempik, Wegovy, etc which the VC funded to IPO or sell to big pharma who fund the research and trials to license it and get the Board of Medicine to instruct doctors to use as a treatment.
@@narfed No a ethical doctor would tell you to eat healthy and exercise, they are sad enough few and far between these days due to the mindset of this Schmith..
😂 your so arrogant you see your industry as non arrogant 🤣. It’s a know fact across the world, tech nerd npc’s are dicks. It’s not truly a tech thing. It happens in writing studios, in mechanic shops, ect ect. It’s a personality type that’s drawn to non people jobs of stronger skill learning. Non people people can often act horrible in little ways to the point yall called arrogant. Just ask your Uber driver your certain your better then 😅
The fact he actually seems to believe an AI can soon just copy tiktok within 30 seconds proves he has no idea what "arrogant programmers" are actually doing and that their arrogance is warranted. Edit: also note how him saying he doesn't need to pay AI implies programmers add no value and are just necessary to realize his ideas...amazing ideas like...copying someone else's ideas and products.
Yup, like stolen from the respective creators, without compensation or credit, is essentially a free for all for the CEO’s sure to receive BIG bucK$ for making it so,… doesn’t do a single thing for installing the human moral compass, it’s another abandonment and delay of that task. Humans Are Addicted To Power
I'm an engineer and I hate that grind and hustle culture, it is ultra toxic and you can't have a family peacefully We need to prioritize families instead of corporatism
@@music_lyrics4141 well well well, they will just import new indians or else to replace us the corporatism is a cancer that destroyed the mind of the corpos, they hate their own nation
@@dranon0o These 'visionaires' and 'business' leaders know s about f of engineering work. He thinks he can just replace us with an AI. Does he ever consider how easily AI replaces the likes of himself?
Not surprising these miscreants invented AI, goal oriented, without conscience, to achieve their objectives by any means necessary, lie cheat and steal or tell the truth, whatever. A perfect reflection of themselves.
It's the American dream, from rags to riches, egged on by the propaganda machine controlled by the Capitalists. We can only take so much. The American dream is dying.
The oligarchic distain for "everyday" people is EVERYWHERE to be seen, yet ironically, the mesmerized masses are unable to see it. It is easy to parallel our manufactured duopolistic political environment to Super Bowl mania. The eventual outcome has no meaningful ramifications for anyone but the players and their associated bureaucracy. These parallels are chilling and profoundly disturbing to anyone who is not in the "stadium". We the People have been used, herded, manipulated and abused. Sadly the "herd" is not aware of to. Be afraid!
@@treefrog3349 it’s why entertainment and stars are such a big deal to the oligarchs. In addition to being used as phyops and spies in other countries, they’re there to distract us from how terrible our lives are.
Ok, so both you and Schmidt misunderstand getting PhDs to work on the factory floor. My first boss at my first job out of varsity had me working production for several weeks using the software I would later continue to develop. Absolutely best lesson I ever learnt about software. Why? Empathy. After that (and other times I've done production stuff before coding) I always thought about the poor people spending all day with the code and interfaces I made. It also makes you friends at the coal face, and gives you a much better understanding of the company as a whole. If you think you are too good for production, even with a PhD, then you are the problem...
"The algorithms know how to make you more engaged, the best way to get you more engaged is to make you more outraged. And the best way to make you more outraged is to use more inflammatory language and so forth. That's the reason everyone's upset, because social media is busy trying to make us upset." ~Eric Schmidt
I think if you're worried about the AI's taking over, you're worried about the wrong thing. AI's are not sentient, nor are they persons with selves- so they have no desires or ambitions. They have no motivation to replace humans. What you have to fear is not the technology but the owners of the technology who will use AI the technology they own to oppress you.
“Steal everything, apologize for nothing, and move on [amass wealth and power]…”. In an only slightly exaggerated sense, isn’t that what most big tech companies did? I can think of several examples. You could add “deceive” investors and backstab partners to that list. I spent three decades in tech, most at an exec level. These are the people who now control all social media.
no - proper capitalism is freedom for every individual to act by voluntary interaction with other human beings - cooperate, compete, work alone, work together... *Without Coercion!* .. without a third party (the State, for example) imposing, by force, arbitrary rules and mandates and tariffs, quotas, price controls, taxes, wage controls, rent controls, special exemptions for special interest connected industries and businesses ... Capitalism is *The Individual* owns their own means of production and controls and makes decisions on how to use them ! Socialism is the State ... some third party claiming control over how you use your property ! Without the State, individuals are free to set up shop with better ideas, cheaper and better service, better products... and compete with- and put out of business any 'wealthy' business owner who attempts to screw the people ! It is the State-politician and bureaucrat who signs rules and laws into place that enable- and protect the monopolist- and specially protected industries and businesses !
You can do that in any society Russia and Communist China have freedom how many times have the Super Wealthy in America been bailed out with Trillions in public money. America and Australia 60+ % of tax raised comes directly from workers not business. Ever country in Europe has a better standard of living than Americans even Mexico has a higher standard of living. It's comical America has destroyed South America robbed it blind toppled governments stole resources and they have you convinced it's all their fault. We see freedom eroded in the west jailed for comments the US WRITING CRIMES into law to silence opposition even the UK is close to full blown civil unrest. You confuse Ogliarchy rule by the wealthy as freedom 1% of the US population controls 80% if the wealth subverting freedom and democracy. Israeli American donor boasts of owning Trump and how did everything for Israel she asked him to do. th-cam.com/video/W3FrhA_zzWc/w-d-xo.htmlsi=G6-Lq9auX2owVSdQ
He's never done any real technical skilled job. He's an investor. He's made a career exploiting and destroying the people who do the actual work that makes the products he makes money from.
He is *Dr.* Eric Schmidt. As a researcher, he personally laid some important building blocks of computer science by developing the Lex lexical analyzer. In his later career as a manager, he guided the development of many of the foundational technologies of the computer industry today like Java and Google (and a lot of the innovations in distributed computing that were incubated there)
@@my2iu Basically, his contribution to the widening of the class divide. Is he willing to undo his work and side with the people whom he and his class exploits.
@@maxserver3985 He’s being hyperbolic, but calling engineers arrogant is the least controversial thing he said. It’s like calling MBAs arrogant and greedy. It’s just an accepted fact. Young, highly-educated, and overpaid engineers are all pretty cocky and arrogant. I’m one of those programmers, I try to be humble and deferential, and even I would admit that I’m an arrogant a-hole at times. And though he came from an engineering background, he’s too old and distanced from engineering work to do that any longer. I don’t fully understand what a manager does, but knowing the talent he was able to attract and how he inspired and deployed them, I think he had far more global impact on the world as a manager than he could have as an engineer. He may have been a brilliant engineer, but there’s no way he could compete with the brilliance of the engineers that he had to manage.
I think you missed the most revealing comment he made during that session. When he was talking about who would profit from all of this? He basically said that the rich would get richer and everyone else would "have to do the best they can". Which I took as "they'll have to accept the crumbs from our table and if not just die". Sick.
I tried to work for the poor, side by side. Had to sue them. Nowadays I'm working for myself again. Problem is that I think like that guy. The problem is not ethics at all, it's how many problems are you willing to solve, and how much resourceful you are. You have to always try to be human, but when you do you get betrayed by the most noble. Much like the poor did to me prior. I had problems with family, the rich, the poor. In this world there are no true flags when problems knock on your door and you escape alive from them. I try to be a fool sometimes, the problem is: I'm not dumb enough for that. And that's why you don't wanna be my enemy, nor this guy's enemy.
Eric Schmidt is proof that in this epoch, and undoubtedly for the first time in the history of humanity and of its inhumanity, stupidity rules as such, totally and shamelessly.
I don’t know why this channel was recommended to me but you’re killing it. The most sober analysis of Stanford talk he gave (also did not know the recording was grabbed before he had it taken offline).
Right at the start of his talk I noticed how Schmit (prolly misspelled) he was delighted to replace robots with “arrogant engineers”. Then he went on to say that the United States doesn’t have enough energy to even launch his idea and we need Canada to do this. if requiring all the energy from the people off two major countries on earth to get his robotic fantasy going on, only to replace these people, isn’t that the ultimate arrogance. Why would the people of Canada and the United States one tech companies to use up all the energies just to replace them with robotics??? This is not like the Industrial Revolution, because the objective then was to make stuff for people and make things work for people. In this case, it is to obliterate people and replace them with robotics. Nobody will have money to buy anything not even food so who is the market for let alone make anything useful with robots in their daily lives? Have they even done a study of who the targeted market is for Has anybody done a study if we even want this, or is this going to be the same as virtual reality? Nobody really wants it. This was edited by me, because I’m a human. There are still errors in this text, because I’m a human. I’m not an arrogant robotic Ai. 😊
Article: AI Appears to Be Slowly Killing Itself "As Aatish Bhatia writes for The New York Times, a growing pile of research shows that training generative AI models on AI-generated content causes models to erode. In short, training on AI content causes a flattening cycle similar to inbreeding; the AI researcher Jathan Sadowski last year dubbed the phenomenon as "Habsburg AI," a reference to Europe's famously inbred royal family."
The approving performative chuckling of the audience to me is my real takeaway. People's desperate instinct to fit in is really at the core of our own undoing.
Yes: back to the original peer pressure experiments conducted on John Quinones 2000’s TV show“what would you do?” / last test of : “2 +2 = 5”; Control group of 4 with 1 test individual: ONLY ONE TEST INDIVIDUAL WALKED OUT☝️That’s how important destructive evil and menacing peer-pressure is
The sheeple are peer driven,the shepherds answer only to themselves and their own function,the people have been educate in public to be peer driven and victims,as such they are following 1968 plan,Kissinger,Heinz,bring America lower,while China raises to egual and ALL Follow Wef .
@@rauxhyde2614 yup. My whole life I've encountered people who swore that they'd have killed Hitler. The eff you would. We're all evil. Each one of us would probably have guarded the prisoners of Auschwitz and gladly killed anyone that got out of line. Free will is a myth. We just want to fit in. And we succumb to however that is defined
It couldn't be made into a Sh--hole country without both dominant political parties being owned outright by multinational corporations. Thanks for doing your part, Eric. The Military Industrial Complex of the world thanks you for your service.
I have to say that TSMC is smart for having their fresh out of school PHD people working in the basement. When it comes solving problems they will be way more attuned to what can be done and what needs to be done. In american manufacturing there is a lot of conflict between the workers and the engineers, because the engineers, while very smart, have no idea what the equipment is cappable of and ask for things that can't be done.
As others have commented, this is how he speaks when he’s in a “friendly” environment, but I’m sure this is only a hint at how he and the other oligarchs talk when it’s just them.
Another member of The Radical Death! Like the controlling car of a supertrain, they race toward the flat edge thinking they r gods but are i.e. lead lemmings playing pipes dragging the millions over the edge with them!
Best line of the whole video “we need to learn critical thinking…just because someone tells you something doesn’t mean it’s true”. Including him and the MSM or frankly most people. Learn to look for their interests…what do they have to gain by a narrative?
The algo has served me up 2 amazing channels today. I'm sick of right wing grifters and 2 faced liberals. The former sucking up to the oligarchy so they can be kept around as pets. The latter would rather sell us out to theocratic authoritarianism than engage in true environmental protection or addressing wealth inequality, as long as they get to keep being rich. I've just had it with the lot of them and those damned feelings of dread and anger are harder to reason my way out of the more society falls appart and nature gets ground into waste. Channels like this is what I need and use to express to others the complexity and nuance of our situation so we can have real conversations about our future as humanity and who is standing in our way.
My view of the USA can be summed up in a Springsteen lyric... "Down here it's just winners and losers and don't get caught on the wrong side of that line."
They do, and we still have all the power - labor power is the only value. Money is assigned after the fact. ALL of their money comes from workers being paid less than the money they make for the company.
Unfortunately, he's not disconnected from reality. He just doesn't have any morals, mutual respect, or sense of obligation to adhere to other people's laws. It's obviously worked for him up until now. Until others stop enabling the exploitation of others, he's actually living in reality.
@@timothyblazer1749Something is wrong with the wealthiest country in the world. It has the highest poverty rate of any developed country. All the wealth is going to the top.
Why would the Chinese be whopping mad, hugely upset about being a few years behind the US? They were said to be decades behind the US and suddenly already catching up fast. I think it's the US that is whopping mad.
"The country has to learn critical thinking". But the oligarchs do everything they can to make sure that we don't. They want us just smart enough to code the computers, engineer the machines, and take out the trash, but not smart enough to ask questions or challenge the status quo, or propose a better more equitable way of doing things.
Ask the First Nations people how "nice" Canada has been to them. Canadians ( Settler Colonialists like US and Zrael ), are no worse and no better than anyone else but they can be led into cruelty.
Scary part, "...he's talking to students who literally want to be him." How that happens? It's Stanford. Also scary, that part about, "I went to The White House, blah, blah, blah..." And the concept of new management hires working on the factory floor, that's Kawasaki. The Japanese have been doing it a long time. As to which nation, Taiwan or Japan, started it, I don't know. But he acts like he is the first to point this out... or did he just read old trade mags in the library right before the talk?
This Tech-Bro billionaire said that 1 of the reasons the US can do chips manufacturing is because of high-end education. But this guy and his compatriots have engaged in a decades long war *against* the US education system. The US education system is one of the worst in the world. If a highly educated workforce is the key to competitive chip manufacturing than thanka to this guy, the US has no chance of keeping pace with China.
They are fighting with themselves over de-industrializarion. Automate and outsource, then tell your workforce they should work 12 hours a day for no overtime to "win". The words are literally all lies. They only care about power and abject oppression.
@@Jay-kk3dvThat was a long time ago. Today, we are fully dependent on TSMC and AMSL for state of the art semiconductors . With all the money in the world it’s unlikely we’d reach where they are right now within a decade.
I love how the other side of "I have to interpret his BS to make an actually functional, usable software" is thinking "I hate these arrogant programmers never doing what I want" - he does not know what he does not know. Some of the things he says are down right stupid...
Lol, you've clearly never worked in a software company. Most of the developers would rather re-write the a system from scratch than dive into code written by someone else in a language they are unfamiliar with. And don't get me started about "backend programmers" that have no idea about UX, nor care to learn about it!
Isn't it the truth that today's billionaires are actually quite dumb. I mean, relative to the past wherein very successful people got there by knowing intimately about things and about the human condition.
I had an IT project in a blue chip, as a business consultant / systems engineer. The manager I was given to work with had blagged the board with his "vision", and yet told me it was "too complicated" to tell me what it was going to do. So I said it couldn't be built. He was incandescent. Tough ti**y.
@@mltiago Antisocial personality disorder, sometimes called sociopathy, is a mental health condition in which a person consistently shows no regard for right and wrong and ignores the rights and feelings of others.
This is terrifying. Prior to the industrial revolution and classical economics, markets used to be embedded in and benefitted society. Under neoliberalism, it's the other way around. They dominate society in the second gilded age. We follow their lead believing free the market will address every problem efficiently.
@@RoobieRhoo how did it benefit society? And which society? The one with serfdom, or the one with slavery? The one with forced marriages? And which benefit to whom?
@@puraLusa The answer is long and complicated, but a free society. It wasn't a matter of whom, but all. I'm not talking about Marxism, but the Keynesian New Deal embedded liberalism. It is based on Karl Polany's work, "The Great Transformation" in 1944 if you're interested. As simply as possible, in society someone who grows corn can share it, offer it to sell, give it away. Society was important, not the wealth gained. This was the idea behind the Keynesian influenced New Deal, though imperfect as it was. Under neo liberalism we believe so strongly the invisible hand of the free market to solve all of our problems efficiently. Adam Smith effectively dis embedded markets from society. When has the invisible hand ever cleaned a single glass of water because it was profitable to do so? We pursue AI in the free market for the sake of the market without knowing the repercussions to society. The market dominates society. The video above explains the rest.
@@puraLusa TH-cam deleted my reply. I'll abbreviate it. The answer is long and complicated, but a free society. It wasn't a matter of whom, but all. I'm not talking about Marxism, but the Keynesian New Deal embedded liberalism. It is based on Karl Polany's work, "The Great Transformation" in 1944 if you're interested. As simply as possible, in society someone who grows corn can share it, offer it to sell, give it away. Society was important, not the wealth gained. This was the idea behind the Keynesian influenced New Deal, though imperfect as it was. Adam Smith effectively dis embedded markets from society. When has the invisible hand ever cleaned a single glass of water because it was profitable to do so? It underscores the importance of the government to regulate markets for the benefit of society. We pursue AI in the free market for the sake of the market without knowing the repercussions to society. The market dominates society. The video above explains the rest.
@@puraLusa TH-cam keeps deleting my reply. I'll try again briefly. It benefits a free society. If someone grows corn they are free to share, sell or give it away without concern over wealth. The market is society. Classical economics says the invisible hand will solve all of our problems efficiently. The free markets are separate from society. All we have to do is follow their lead. When has the invisible hand ever cleaned a single glass of water because it is profitable. This underscores the government's role in regulating markets for the benefit of society. Not the other way around.
@@puraLusa I've replied several times. TH-cam deleted all of my edited replies. Shame. Sorry. I should drop TH-cam as my social media. I'll reply separately above if you can find it.
it's going to be programmers + ai displacing lots of programming jobs. the number of programmers who still have a job will shrink with each successive ai generation. it won't be long before *most* of the programmers won't actually even be traditional "programmers" anymore.
@@weirdwesteros1109 I think we've already peaked in the US on tech jobs in general, with all of the massive layoffs this year (programmers included) that will probably continue as we enter another economic crisis. I highly doubt we ever reach the same level of tech jobs ever again.
@@portcybertryx222It's a considerably worse stack overflow. No one gets credit for the solutions found and the AI can "hallucinate" whatever bullcrap it wants at whatever random moments it can.
Im an HPC engineer. This is NOT going to "happen soon". Hes smelling his own air here. This is going to go down as the insane grift it is. AI cannot replace programmers, as it cannot intuit and infer causality cascades.
AI will replace *some* programmers before it replaces *all* programmers. it may *never* replace *all* programmers, but that doesn't really do much to mitigate the damage to the people who lose their jobs.
@@daishan1234 I literally build AI clusters for a living. I know precisely how they work, and what they can do. If they "replace" anyone, that person was not providing any real value. This is almost entirely an elite grift. They are useful, yes. They cannot, and will not ( barring new science ) replace creatives wholesale no matter how big the clusters are. In other words, this is just rich, technofuturist people salivating over not having to pay people anymore, just like they tanked the IT market in the early 2000s, and had to pay that back in more jobs less than 10 years later.
@@timothyblazer1749 >If they "replace" anyone, that person was not providing any real value. so i take it you've never worked in a regular office environment 😅 millions of low level office workers don't really do much at work, on the day to day. we still have billions of man hours getting wasted on tasks that are trivially easy to automate, even without AI. I just discovered a process at my job that is literally re-entering spreadsheet data 2-3 times by hand into an antiquated database. look into david graebers work on "bullshit jobs" if you've never heard of it.
It should be a harsh wake up call to viewers that we are a host meant to have our lives drained of wealth, happiness, fertility, and all that's meant to come of earthly experiences so that someone like this CEO can enjoy his absolute domination over the Human will. No apology is necessary from him because I sincerely doubt he's capable of feeling remorse. I thank his honesty. Now stop being subservient and spent time with your Family!
He was speaking about how the world is... simple... like it or not... It's our world and we have the responsibility to deal with the world that has been created.
Looking back through US history, almost all of the “pioneers of industry” gained all their wealth, power, and influence through harmful practices. Few, if any, built their empires by playing nice, looking out for their fellow man, etc. this guy is no different.
Much like the 'rest' his view of 'the little people" (people not like him) --@11 min he speaks that no PHD would work their way up from the basement. -- We have PHDs doing just that for the sake of employment that is NOT available to them. smh
Thank you for this. I watched the talk initially days ago, but did not realize how vital some of Schmidt’s comments are; there’s then the fact that this discussion was thought to be private. Several different platforms have suggested publicly to review this specific discussion. We need people analyzing meticulously and imploring for others to follow suit. Vital vital vital. Thank you, again.
the fact that people have not figured out rich effs dont care and despise lower financial class is quite dissapointing. its not like it was never like this prior from the mediaval times to now, heck, its in most of the holy book, the rich are better treated and can get slaves and so on.
Untalented people took over the TV industry and turned an educational tool into garbage; stole the film industry and churned out schlock, seized the news media and forced "official narratives".
I do agree that the country is suffering from an undeniable gross lack of critical thinking skills, even among the college educated. I agree that they proceed cautiously with AI technologies to keep job numbers, income potential, and public safety in mind. I also agree that they shouldn't steal intellectual property since the true mind will get a fraction of the compensation as the oligarchs, especially when they can certainly afford to handsomely compensate such individuals.
You think politicians are different? They're not. All those people of power are out of touch, why do you think the world is at this state? And what do you mean oligarchs? Are politicians or any person of power not an oligarch? You only include millionaires in this group? If he sounds like an evil criminal, there are worse people than him. and don't forget, millionaires are kind of created by those people behind the scenes. You cannot become a millionaire yourself. They have to make you one. So there, what you think of an evil criminal is only a pawn. There are far far worse people, all over the planet.
This is why I never store code or assets on cloud services or git services. You never know what these corporations will do with the code. Too much risk of them stealing and patenting it. There is no one to protect us independent developers in other countries from American greed. On site NAS storage and a disconnected desktop system is the way to go for security. Both Google and Amazon built a lot of their wealth off of open source projects, often times those projects would get nothing in return.
The problem remains. We think this nation wasn't founded on this very mentality. We love looking at the Constitution as this sacred document and willfully disregarded that the only people the rights of the Constitution applied to were Western European property owning men who had no problem with enslavement or genocide in order to make a buck, which eventually got transferred to corporations as people but without all that pesky jail time and execution undeserving of the smart wealth managers who constantly deserve to be bailed out. 'We do what we want, bitxhes, by any means necessary' is the only real motto MuriKa has existed on, and this motto only applies to a select few. This platonic cave has been constructed with intention. There is a world outside this cave that is far better. "We" just have to find the moral excellence to walk out.
Excuse me but a quite small (but yes they had power) owned slaves & very very few (evil yes totally wrong) did the genocide. Stop this everthing all the time men from the west did was wrong. Black & white thinking IS not fixed by more black & white thinking.
all societies of that time were receptive to slavery. if not all people of those societies. while i'm sure you would have been one of the exceptions, many of those coming here actually struggled with the issue. do you think those western europeans went into the interior of africa to capture those slaves? did you know there were black slave owners in this country? "murika" existed on an idea that no nation had attempted. it's coming to an end. don't kid yourself; there's no world outside this cave that is far better. and when you discover that will you have the moral excellence to walk back in?
Imagine a non-arrogant rich, that actually pays the taxes he should... After WWII the highest incomes were taxed up to 95%, those people were proud to be helping build modern infrastructure and were still able to live in luxury with the remaining 5%... Nowadays instead it became about making more money that what you would need if you lived for a million years...the fact that the general population has been convinced that this is ok is nuts 😂
Capitalists have assumed global governance for the past 50 years now, which is why human rights and borders are being whittled away. As long as we're living in this monopolistic capitalist world, we should pick up the fight for FDR's Second Bill of Rights, in order to preserve the dignity of basic human rights: The right to a useful and remunerative job in the industries or shops or farms or mines of the Nation; The right to earn enough to provide adequate food and clothing and recreation; The right of every farmer to raise and sell his products at a return which will give him and his family a decent living; The right of every businessman, large and small, to trade in an atmosphere of freedom from unfair competition and domination by monopolies at home or abroad; The right of every family to a decent home; The right to adequate medical care and the opportunity to achieve and enjoy good health; The right to adequate protection from the economic fears of old age, sickness, accident, and unemployment; The right to a good education. "All of these rights spell security. And after this war is won we must be prepared to move forward, in the implementation of these rights, to new goals of human happiness and well-being. America’s own rightful place in the world depends in large part upon how fully these and similar rights have been carried into practice for our citizens. For unless there is security here at home there cannot be lasting peace in the world." ~ Franklin D. Roosevelt
I've always believed that before someone could become a college lecturer or professor, they first must work 10 years in related for-profit private industries. Phd's and most engineers get paid to solve problems. So, not-so strangely, I agree with Schmidt's tale about Phd's being required to first work at the dirty fingernail level so that they can gain a full-spectrum understanding of the environment that they are going to get paid to create innovations and solve problems.
Yeah, 100% the reason his programmers didn't program what he told them to is because he was telling them to do shit like this. Crazy how someone that got that rich in tech can be that clueless.
3) he forgot that we have all been teenagers ourselves, and can figure out what teens are thinking and going through. The same as we did, only in a different time.
Who on earth actually thinks they aren't being recorded. Particularly in an audience of young rich people. Unless he is hugely stupid, he was happy to get this out.
I don't know why my brain thought this would be less horrifying on my second listen! I cannot say any of it surprised me because we've been watching corruption-contagion spread like wildfire. The casualness of it is the worst part. So very "some animals are more equal than others".
Critical thinking includes factoring in unknowns and unknowables. Every unknown is a deep red flag for whatever it's about. Penalizing those who'd rather use an allow system or heuristic than block system or heuristic for filtering what affects them means intent to harm or complete lack of competence.
7 years and he didn’t learn anything about warfare. Air power defines the battlefield. He’s right that autonomous weapons are the future but violent ground acquisition still requires humans and is the whole point in the end. Until humanoid robots can operate tank like vehicles to clear and secure we need tanks and artillery.
@@JBN137 : outsourcing to cheap programmers overseas has been done before by companies that are no longer. AI is worse, and companies who will use it for "programming" deserve what they get.
Dark side of Oligarchy?
There's a side that isn't dark?
My thoughts exactly.
Oligarchs calls themself Elites, I assume it was self designated...but I prefer to call them parasites...living off the hard work of others, and slowly destroying them in the process.
They plunder the resources of locations, then when depleted, they move on...hence ghost towns, and cities.
That'd be the myth of the benevolent dictator/autocrats*
Except we're the colony this time and they're the self-styled 'movement for the betterment of the backward peoples of the world' ruling us.
*leaders in non-democratic polities who receive credit for high growth.
Bill Gates and Jeff Bezos? I don't know, they seem shady guys to me, but they never get called out in channels like this one. It's always Musk, Peter thiel and some other right wing bogeyman.
@@antediluvianatheist5262 the good is the friends made along the way
@@antediluvianatheist5262 No.
It’s not about him. Eric Schmidt just got caught saying the quiet part out loud.
No one gets to that level of wealth without being a sociopath. They train and compete at how to exploit people.
They start young. George Soros lectured at a university, and I couldn't believe the deference and respect the economics students paid him. When George was a teen in Hungary, he helped Not-cs round up jews for a share of the spoils. Although he was a Jew himself, with blonde hair and plus eyes, he could pass for "Aryan."
To economics majors, he's rich and your not and that's all that matters!
@@stephenkalatucka6213
Well said, not too many people know about that.
@Aaron
Exactly.
@@stephenkalatucka6213the world is full of seemingly educated idiots. The concept of the Sir Bacon quote: “Ask not for whom the bell tolls. It tolls for thee” is lost on this narcissists producing society.
@@AaronLance You need Government to get that rich. The key is owning a Monopoly. Governments allow certain individuals to do just that. All they have to do is buy or better still blackmail the figureheads
This is what a vampire sounds like.
This creature of greed isn't even in its safe space, this is just a friendly space, imagine what it says to its fellow vampires.
T H I S
LMAO 🤣🤣🤣
Wendigo culture
@samwhite254 I've been calling these creatures vampires for a decade because, only humans parasite on Life in the detached and heartless/soulless, supremacist manner of this little twit.
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Schmidt being the guy who inherited a tech giant with access to the greatest talent in the industry and turned it into an advertising company.
@@vexorian they are data pirates, how else were they supposed to monetize?
@@vexorian They sell access to information. That was the plan from the beginning.
@@michaelhermary43When they started they literally had no monetization plan. It was a tech solution (the basis for which had been created by academic researchers funded by various public sources around the world) in search of a market.
"The billionaire philosophy, ask for forgiveness later."
Close but not quite correct. Schmidt never suggested Tech-Bro billionairs should apologise. He said they should hire lots of lawyers so they never get punished for larceny.
Why Pavel (Telegram) is being held to some version of account. Facebook spends millions per year with Philippines subcontractors who get massive amounts of PTSD along with very meager pay to sift through the most deranged, vile imagery and posts imaginable. Pavel never even tried whatsoever. So he has the largest collection of child exploitation materials in the entire world (not to mention every conceivable vice, grift, graft, ponzi, illegal mafia activity, even murder for sure) and he wonders why he will have to spend some of his billions on whatever he is forced to spend it on. He will be forced. Free speech ? Ya like the Pegasus program funded by the Isreali government. It is all fun and games until the entire EU comes knocking. Too many journalists were murdered by the Mexican drug cartels, prime subscribers.
@@spamfilter32 That's why they can only be fought outside the judicial system.
Soon there won't be enough lawyers to defend them.
Their typical idea of an apology is, “Oops, did I ruin your life? I’m sorry it sucks so bad to be you. Nah, not really (sorry).”
imagine having this guy for a brother and you were just a lowly... I dont know... high school teacher or a bike shop repair person, or god forbid just a stay at home mom....
Each oligarch dreams of only one thing: being the fattest person in a nation of cannibals.
Good quote definitely missing the good for humanity humility genes. The think they're god/s complex's. Thank g d you won't see a brinks in the grave yard, what's their well done gonna be then. Yeah, here comes another another one that don't know 💩 who still got a lot of learning to do.
Wendigo culture
I did notice how casually he mentioned petitioning Congress and also earlier how he mentioned he'd just "visit the White House" and basically tell them what to do. None of this is shocking to me, of course. The only thing that used to be shocking to me is that people seem to be totally OK with it.
@@zefft.f4010 End Citizens United Decision.
It should still be shocking and make you and millions 'mad as hell'. Whatever his business is, unionise the hell out of it. ;)
And or steal his concept, eh, copy it, and resell.
Capitalist brainwashing has been on overdrive since the first red scare.
These oligarchs buy politicians. Which is why everything is totally corrupt now.
Sociopathy is a job requirement for CEOs and politicians
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This is how oligarchs think:
A man wants to lose 20 pounds. He goes to his doctor who outlines a plan for the man to eat healthier and add exercise and after 6 months, he'll lose 20 pounds.
The man also asks a Venture Capitalist (VC) who tells him that he has a more efficient, easier way for him to lose 20 pounds which will save him six months.
The man chooses the VC. He goes to the VC's office and the VC cuts off his leg.
The VC then bills him twice the cost of a doctor's visit.
And yes, this is exactly the way they think. This is also the way they run their businesses (and why private equity owned nursing homes have a mortality rate that is 10 percent higher than publicly owned homes).
No. The doctor would put him on Ozempik, Wegovy, etc which the VC funded to IPO or sell to big pharma who fund the research and trials to license it and get the Board of Medicine to instruct doctors to use as a treatment.
@@narfed No a ethical doctor would tell you to eat healthy and exercise, they are sad enough few and far between these days due to the mindset of this Schmith..
Superb analogy!
@@Other3.5 I wonder if those nursing homes were also beneficiary to the patients assets.
@@narfed nailed:))
“Arrogant programmers”. He means programmers who refuse to act criminally.
😂 your so arrogant you see your industry as non arrogant 🤣.
It’s a know fact across the world, tech nerd npc’s are dicks.
It’s not truly a tech thing. It happens in writing studios, in mechanic shops, ect ect.
It’s a personality type that’s drawn to non people jobs of stronger skill learning.
Non people people can often act horrible in little ways to the point yall called arrogant.
Just ask your Uber driver your certain your better then 😅
That's exactly what he means. He doesn't mean lazy or stupid, but ethical programmers.
Programmers ARE among the least educated people with an hugely elevated sense of their importance.
@@CaesarRenasci Proofs???
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We’re already in the early stages of creating a humanity crushing dystopia. And these are the architects.
early stages? Hardly! It's pretty far along already.
And just so that they can accumulate more. Really? You want more? I have only expletives for you.
@@patriciaadalton7869 not me. Them.
The fact he actually seems to believe an AI can soon just copy tiktok within 30 seconds proves he has no idea what "arrogant programmers" are actually doing and that their arrogance is warranted.
Edit: also note how him saying he doesn't need to pay AI implies programmers add no value and are just necessary to realize his ideas...amazing ideas like...copying someone else's ideas and products.
Guy, at some point AI will be better at programming everything.
He just ruined himself! 😂
@@tbcstuff3634 I have a question for you, what is programming?
You need to research this guy’s background a little more. The scary thing is that he’s probably right.
Yup, like stolen from the respective creators, without compensation or credit, is essentially a free for all for the CEO’s sure to receive BIG bucK$ for making it so,… doesn’t do a single thing for installing the human moral compass, it’s another abandonment and delay of that task. Humans Are Addicted To Power
He’s a professional criminal
Makes one wish to be living in China, huh? Imagine Jack Ma talking like this at Tsinghua, he'd definitely get a talking to.
100 percent
@@kenethkuhn8558 EXACTLY 💯 👏 🙌
They all are!
That's why there's so much poverty in a world where theres no excuse for it.
@@iverbrnstad791He disappeared for months after saying the wrong thing.
I'm an engineer and I hate that grind and hustle culture, it is ultra toxic and you can't have a family peacefully
We need to prioritize families instead of corporatism
@@music_lyrics4141 yeah but the problem is *we're* the slaves that have to die first...
@@music_lyrics4141 well well well, they will just import new indians or else to replace us
the corporatism is a cancer that destroyed the mind of the corpos, they hate their own nation
@@dranon0o These 'visionaires' and 'business' leaders know s about f of engineering work. He thinks he can just replace us with an AI. Does he ever consider how easily AI replaces the likes of himself?
@@music_lyrics4141 They are defecating themselves at the prospect of having to wipe their own nasty butts.
@@ramieskola7845 I don't think it would care. These dark Tetrads are like the Grand Inquisitor. They worship the god of self destruction
This interview could be used to demonstrate what a high level psychopath presents like.
Yep. He says the most disturbing things with such serenity. That screams level one psycho to me. Lol
Not surprising these miscreants invented AI, goal oriented, without conscience, to achieve their objectives by any means necessary, lie cheat and steal or tell the truth, whatever. A perfect reflection of themselves.
“When education is not liberating, the dream of the oppressed is to become the oppressor” (Paulo Freire)
@@bartvisscher2647 Today's oppressed will be tomorrow's oppressors. Basic human nature.
It's the American dream, from rags to riches, egged on by the propaganda machine controlled by the Capitalists. We can only take so much. The American dream is dying.
That's a good one.
Was this vampire ever oppressed?
Idk maybe in High School… or maybe Middle school
"Our customers are the Senate and the House." Says it all.
“Our employees are the Senate and the House.” is at least as accurate a statement.
He talks about "Stanford People" like they are a super race.
I’ve always known that those big universities were there to teach how to screw over the public.
Yep, legends in their own minds!!!
I'm a Stanford person. Schmidt is a d bag.
Remember "The Stanford Experiment"?
@@sergegainsbourgii1852 led the government to have faith in the statement "all people are really Sheep when given orders".
Wealth must be capped. No one person or small group of people should be able to control too much wealth.
Ironic that the former CEO of Google didn't know he was being recorded.
The oligarchic distain for "everyday" people is EVERYWHERE to be seen, yet ironically, the mesmerized masses are unable to see it. It is easy to parallel our manufactured duopolistic political environment to Super Bowl mania. The eventual outcome has no meaningful ramifications for anyone but the players and their associated bureaucracy. These parallels are chilling and profoundly disturbing to anyone who is not in the "stadium". We the People have been used, herded, manipulated and abused. Sadly the "herd" is not aware of to. Be afraid!
Because you little people are detestable.
@@treefrog3349 it’s why entertainment and stars are such a big deal to the oligarchs. In addition to being used as phyops and spies in other countries, they’re there to distract us from how terrible our lives are.
It is the problem of capitalism and by anti-socialist America.
@@PakistanIcecream000 The problem isn't rich people. The problem is the working class and the poor. They are selfish and greedy.
@@apollothirteen9236 Poor people are wealth gathering parasites and rich people are wealth creators.
Ok, so both you and Schmidt misunderstand getting PhDs to work on the factory floor. My first boss at my first job out of varsity had me working production for several weeks using the software I would later continue to develop. Absolutely best lesson I ever learnt about software. Why? Empathy. After that (and other times I've done production stuff before coding) I always thought about the poor people spending all day with the code and interfaces I made. It also makes you friends at the coal face, and gives you a much better understanding of the company as a whole. If you think you are too good for production, even with a PhD, then you are the problem...
A G R E E D ! ! !
Makes you think this narrator has lost his objectivity - & is not capable of seeing the forest for the trees ~
He said "company" when he meant "country." But it's a Freudian slip because these people view countries as companies they can buy or take over.
As I guy living in Canada, I am scared shitless when he says to be friend with Canada
"The algorithms know how to make you more engaged, the best way to get you more engaged is to make you more outraged. And the best way to make you more outraged is to use
more inflammatory language and so forth. That's the reason everyone's upset, because social media is busy trying to make us upset." ~Eric Schmidt
Made that observation and it was deleted!
@@liberty-matrix Two weeks later, still here.
Could could just as well if it was busy trying to keep us delighted, instead. Maybe not everyone has the capacity to experience delight...?
I am not interested in competition and fighting other nations for number 1. I am interested in collaboration and dignity living.
I think if you're worried about the AI's taking over, you're worried about the wrong thing. AI's are not sentient, nor are they persons with selves- so they have no desires or ambitions. They have no motivation to replace humans. What you have to fear is not the technology but the owners of the technology who will use AI the technology they own to oppress you.
“Steal everything, apologize for nothing, and move on [amass wealth and power]…”. In an only slightly exaggerated sense, isn’t that what most big tech companies did? I can think of several examples. You could add “deceive” investors and backstab partners to that list.
I spent three decades in tech, most at an exec level. These are the people who now control all social media.
Capatalism is SOCIALISM for the WEALTHY. Your money is theirs and theirs is tax free.
no - proper capitalism is freedom for every individual to act by voluntary interaction with other human beings - cooperate, compete, work alone, work together... *Without Coercion!* .. without a third party (the State, for example) imposing, by force, arbitrary rules and mandates and tariffs, quotas, price controls, taxes, wage controls, rent controls, special exemptions for special interest connected industries and businesses ... Capitalism is *The Individual* owns their own means of production and controls and makes decisions on how to use them ! Socialism is the State ... some third party claiming control over how you use your property ! Without the State, individuals are free to set up shop with better ideas, cheaper and better service, better products... and compete with- and put out of business any 'wealthy' business owner who attempts to screw the people ! It is the State-politician and bureaucrat who signs rules and laws into place that enable- and protect the monopolist- and specially protected industries and businesses !
You can do that in any society Russia and Communist China have freedom how many times have the Super Wealthy in America been bailed out with Trillions in public money. America and Australia 60+ % of tax raised comes directly from workers not business. Ever country in Europe has a better standard of living than Americans even Mexico has a higher standard of living. It's comical America has destroyed South America robbed it blind toppled governments stole resources and they have you convinced it's all their fault. We see freedom eroded in the west jailed for comments the US WRITING CRIMES into law to silence opposition even the UK is close to full blown civil unrest. You confuse Ogliarchy rule by the wealthy as freedom 1% of the US population controls 80% if the wealth subverting freedom and democracy. Israeli American donor boasts of owning Trump and how did everything for Israel she asked him to do.
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@@yfelwulf no. The richest 1% accounts for the vast majority of tax revenue.
@@yfelwulf #1 dumbest comment
When the central bank sets the interest rate it is not free market capitalism.
He's never done any real technical skilled job. He's an investor. He's made a career exploiting and destroying the people who do the actual work that makes the products he makes money from.
He is *Dr.* Eric Schmidt. As a researcher, he personally laid some important building blocks of computer science by developing the Lex lexical analyzer. In his later career as a manager, he guided the development of many of the foundational technologies of the computer industry today like Java and Google (and a lot of the innovations in distributed computing that were incubated there)
@@my2iu sucks that this is what he has become, then.
@@my2iu Basically, his contribution to the widening of the class divide. Is he willing to undo his work and side with the people whom he and his class exploits.
Then why doesn't he do the engineering work? instead of calling the engineers arrogant?
@@maxserver3985 He’s being hyperbolic, but calling engineers arrogant is the least controversial thing he said. It’s like calling MBAs arrogant and greedy. It’s just an accepted fact. Young, highly-educated, and overpaid engineers are all pretty cocky and arrogant. I’m one of those programmers, I try to be humble and deferential, and even I would admit that I’m an arrogant a-hole at times. And though he came from an engineering background, he’s too old and distanced from engineering work to do that any longer. I don’t fully understand what a manager does, but knowing the talent he was able to attract and how he inspired and deployed them, I think he had far more global impact on the world as a manager than he could have as an engineer. He may have been a brilliant engineer, but there’s no way he could compete with the brilliance of the engineers that he had to manage.
I think you missed the most revealing comment he made during that session. When he was talking about who would profit from all of this? He basically said that the rich would get richer and everyone else would "have to do the best they can". Which I took as "they'll have to accept the crumbs from our table and if not just die". Sick.
You can always go and work for poor people.
@@Billy97ify You do realize that there IS such a thing as society right? Money isn't the only thing that matters.
@@zoombapup That was my point. You don't have to work for rich people.
@@Billy97ify How can you work for people (the poor) who can't pay you?
I tried to work for the poor, side by side. Had to sue them.
Nowadays I'm working for myself again. Problem is that I think like that guy. The problem is not ethics at all, it's how many problems are you willing to solve, and how much resourceful you are. You have to always try to be human, but when you do you get betrayed by the most noble. Much like the poor did to me prior.
I had problems with family, the rich, the poor. In this world there are no true flags when problems knock on your door and you escape alive from them. I try to be a fool sometimes, the problem is: I'm not dumb enough for that. And that's why you don't wanna be my enemy, nor this guy's enemy.
Eric Schmidt is proof that in this epoch, and undoubtedly for the first time in the history of humanity and of its inhumanity, stupidity rules as such, totally and shamelessly.
And so humanity races toward a 'thank hell or God That species is GONE!'''""
Um.. he’s not like your average overpaid big corporate ceo… I’m sorry but that lvl of ignorance is beyond me.
I don’t know why this channel was recommended to me but you’re killing it. The most sober analysis of Stanford talk he gave (also did not know the recording was grabbed before he had it taken offline).
Right at the start of his talk I noticed how Schmit (prolly misspelled) he was delighted to replace robots with “arrogant engineers”. Then he went on to say that the United States doesn’t have enough energy to even launch his idea and we need Canada to do this.
if requiring all the energy from the people off two major countries on earth to get his robotic fantasy going on, only to replace these people, isn’t that the ultimate arrogance. Why would the people of Canada and the United States one tech companies to use up all the energies just to replace them with robotics???
This is not like the Industrial Revolution, because the objective then was to make stuff for people and make things work for people. In this case, it is to obliterate people and replace them with robotics. Nobody will have money to buy anything not even food so who is the market for let alone make anything useful with robots in their daily lives? Have they even done a study of who the targeted market is for Has anybody done a study if we even want this, or is this going to be the same as virtual reality? Nobody really wants it.
This was edited by me, because I’m a human. There are still errors in this text, because I’m a human. I’m not an arrogant robotic Ai. 😊
Article: AI Appears to Be Slowly Killing Itself
"As Aatish Bhatia writes for The New York Times, a growing pile of research shows that training generative AI models on AI-generated content causes models to erode. In short, training on AI content causes a flattening cycle similar to inbreeding; the AI researcher Jathan Sadowski last year dubbed the phenomenon as "Habsburg AI," a reference to Europe's famously inbred royal family."
we, as a society, somehow allow psychopaths to reach the top
He wrote an article with Kissinger? How humiliating. Jesus.
I would head to the shower,"I scrubbed and I scrubbed, but, damn it, they don't make water hot enough!"- Joe Swanson
jesus is a lie created by the same people who are doing this to all of us.
The approving performative chuckling of the audience to me is my real takeaway. People's desperate instinct to fit in is really at the core of our own undoing.
Yes: back to the original peer pressure experiments conducted on John Quinones 2000’s TV show“what would you do?” / last test of : “2 +2 = 5”; Control group of 4 with 1 test individual: ONLY ONE TEST INDIVIDUAL WALKED OUT☝️That’s how important destructive evil and menacing peer-pressure is
The sheeple are peer driven,the shepherds answer only to themselves and their own function,the people have been educate in public to be peer driven and victims,as such they are following 1968 plan,Kissinger,Heinz,bring America lower,while China raises to egual and ALL Follow Wef .
@@rauxhyde2614 yup. My whole life I've encountered people who swore that they'd have killed Hitler. The eff you would. We're all evil. Each one of us would probably have guarded the prisoners of Auschwitz and gladly killed anyone that got out of line. Free will is a myth. We just want to fit in. And we succumb to however that is defined
It couldn't be made into a Sh--hole country without both dominant political parties being owned outright by multinational corporations. Thanks for doing your part, Eric. The Military Industrial Complex of the world thanks you for your service.
I have to say that TSMC is smart for having their fresh out of school PHD people working in the basement. When it comes solving problems they will be way more attuned to what can be done and what needs to be done. In american manufacturing there is a lot of conflict between the workers and the engineers, because the engineers, while very smart, have no idea what the equipment is cappable of and ask for things that can't be done.
We are moving toward the ultimate dehumanization of mankind.
The end of days.
@@stephenkalatucka6213 Exactly, and it's incredible how so many don't see it.
Unless we unite against it. It ain't over yet.
It’s occurred already. We wouldn’t be having these conversations if it hadn’t already occurred.
I seriously doubt we are that far ahead of the Chinese!
As others have commented, this is how he speaks when he’s in a “friendly” environment, but I’m sure this is only a hint at how he and the other oligarchs talk when it’s just them.
Another member of The Radical Death! Like the controlling car of a supertrain, they race toward the flat edge thinking they r gods but are i.e. lead lemmings playing pipes dragging the millions over the edge with them!
The second he praised elon musk avout his work force, i knew he is a toxic manager that must be taken down.
He doesnt have unions, but doesnt he pay them well?
Eric Schmidt would definitely own slaves
.. Delete, Toxic Messenger
“The dark side” of oligarchs? - Is there a “light side”?
This guy makes me sick, I want to never use Google again.
You meant TH-cam...
You're using a google product right now. They have a monopoly
G and yT = peas in a pod
Duckduckgo
Best line of the whole video “we need to learn critical thinking…just because someone tells you something doesn’t mean it’s true”. Including him and the MSM or frankly most people. Learn to look for their interests…what do they have to gain by a narrative?
The algo has served me up 2 amazing channels today. I'm sick of right wing grifters and 2 faced liberals. The former sucking up to the oligarchy so they can be kept around as pets. The latter would rather sell us out to theocratic authoritarianism than engage in true environmental protection or addressing wealth inequality, as long as they get to keep being rich.
I've just had it with the lot of them and those damned feelings of dread and anger are harder to reason my way out of the more society falls appart and nature gets ground into waste.
Channels like this is what I need and use to express to others the complexity and nuance of our situation so we can have real conversations about our future as humanity and who is standing in our way.
My view of the USA can be summed up in a Springsteen lyric... "Down here it's just winners and losers and don't get caught on the wrong side of that line."
My god if people like that have all the money we are doomed.
IF?
They do, and we still have all the power - labor power is the only value. Money is assigned after the fact. ALL of their money comes from workers being paid less than the money they make for the company.
We have a big fight ahead of us.
We have massive losses ahead of us
I have bad news for you…these are the type of people who get all the money
He is a prime subject demonstration of how the disconnect from reality of oligarchs.
Unfortunately, he's not disconnected from reality. He just doesn't have any morals, mutual respect, or sense of obligation to adhere to other people's laws. It's obviously worked for him up until now. Until others stop enabling the exploitation of others, he's actually living in reality.
@@MaryDunford Ya. Disconnected from reality.
aside from owning the means of production, class consciousness is another thing the rich have that they don't want you to get .
This
@@BaratheonTheory false consciousness is also called market segmentation
"The rich" are people wealthier than you. By that standard, the entire US is rich.
Its not "the rich". Its the Machiavellian people like this.
Remember, you're part of the Global 1% if you make more than $24,000 a year.
@@timothyblazer1749Something is wrong with the wealthiest country in the world. It has the highest poverty rate of any developed country. All the wealth is going to the top.
Why would the Chinese be whopping mad, hugely upset about being a few years behind the US? They were said to be decades behind the US and suddenly already catching up fast. I think it's the US that is whopping mad.
"The country has to learn critical thinking". But the oligarchs do everything they can to make sure that we don't. They want us just smart enough to code the computers, engineer the machines, and take out the trash, but not smart enough to ask questions or challenge the status quo, or propose a better more equitable way of doing things.
Ask the First Nations people how "nice" Canada has been to them. Canadians ( Settler Colonialists like US and Zrael ), are no worse and no better than anyone else but they can be led into cruelty.
Scary part, "...he's talking to students who literally want to be him." How that happens? It's Stanford. Also scary, that part about, "I went to The White House, blah, blah, blah..." And the concept of new management hires working on the factory floor, that's Kawasaki. The Japanese have been doing it a long time. As to which nation, Taiwan or Japan, started it, I don't know. But he acts like he is the first to point this out... or did he just read old trade mags in the library right before the talk?
Hi Sir, I am sat here in Kenya, Africa and came across your channel. I salute you sir for your good work. Now you have me hooked.
This Tech-Bro billionaire said that 1 of the reasons the US can do chips manufacturing is because of high-end education. But this guy and his compatriots have engaged in a decades long war *against* the US education system.
The US education system is one of the worst in the world. If a highly educated workforce is the key to competitive chip manufacturing than thanka to this guy, the US has no chance of keeping pace with China.
I was thinking the same thing. But the US is also normally good at brain drain.
@@spamfilter32 lol, dude, Americans invented the chip and the chip architecture
They are fighting with themselves over de-industrializarion. Automate and outsource, then tell your workforce they should work 12 hours a day for no overtime to "win". The words are literally all lies. They only care about power and abject oppression.
@Jay-kk3dv Way to not read the post you are replying to. Good on you for your poor reading comprehension.
@@Jay-kk3dvThat was a long time ago. Today, we are fully dependent on TSMC and AMSL for state of the art semiconductors . With all the money in the world it’s unlikely we’d reach where they are right now within a decade.
There's a reason why we don't talk about "Eric Schmidt, the greatest philanthropist of all time."
I love how the other side of "I have to interpret his BS to make an actually functional, usable software" is thinking "I hate these arrogant programmers never doing what I want" - he does not know what he does not know. Some of the things he says are down right stupid...
Eric wants programmers who don't do what he says to make programs that he doesn't understand what they do
Lol, you've clearly never worked in a software company. Most of the developers would rather re-write the a system from scratch than dive into code written by someone else in a language they are unfamiliar with. And don't get me started about "backend programmers" that have no idea about UX, nor care to learn about it!
Isn't it the truth that today's billionaires are actually quite dumb. I mean, relative to the past wherein very successful people got there by knowing intimately about things and about the human condition.
It's the typical "technology seems like magic to me, so just make it magically work" mindset
I had an IT project in a blue chip, as a business consultant / systems engineer. The manager I was given to work with had blagged the board with his "vision", and yet told me it was "too complicated" to tell me what it was going to do. So I said it couldn't be built. He was incandescent. Tough ti**y.
What a greedy, self important sociopath!
He is clearly not a sociopath. Don't use this tem slightly.
@@mltiago George Webb once shared a photo of him alongside stroking a North Korean rocket
....in North Korea.....he's a sociopath.
@@mltiago psychopath?
@@mltiago George Webb once shared a photo of Schmitt alongside stroking a North Korean rocket
....in North Korea....he's a sociopath.
@@mltiago Antisocial personality disorder, sometimes called sociopathy, is a mental health condition in which a person consistently shows no regard for right and wrong and ignores the rights and feelings of others.
14:28 People died because of what the establishment told them. Their penalty should be the same fate.
This is terrifying. Prior to the industrial revolution and classical economics, markets used to be embedded in and benefitted society. Under neoliberalism, it's the other way around. They dominate society in the second gilded age. We follow their lead believing free the market will address every problem efficiently.
@@RoobieRhoo how did it benefit society? And which society? The one with serfdom, or the one with slavery? The one with forced marriages? And which benefit to whom?
@@puraLusa The answer is long and complicated, but a free society. It wasn't a matter of whom, but all. I'm not talking about Marxism, but the Keynesian New Deal embedded liberalism. It is based on Karl Polany's work, "The Great Transformation" in 1944 if you're interested.
As simply as possible, in society someone who grows corn can share it, offer it to sell, give it away. Society was important, not the wealth gained. This was the idea behind the Keynesian influenced New Deal, though imperfect as it was.
Under neo liberalism we believe so strongly the invisible hand of the free market to solve all of our problems efficiently. Adam Smith effectively dis embedded markets from society. When has the invisible hand ever cleaned a single glass of water because it was profitable to do so?
We pursue AI in the free market for the sake of the market without knowing the repercussions to society. The market dominates society. The video above explains the rest.
@@puraLusa TH-cam deleted my reply. I'll abbreviate it.
The answer is long and complicated, but a free society. It wasn't a matter of whom, but all. I'm not talking about Marxism, but the Keynesian New Deal embedded liberalism. It is based on Karl Polany's work, "The Great Transformation" in 1944 if you're interested.
As simply as possible, in society someone who grows corn can share it, offer it to sell, give it away. Society was important, not the wealth gained. This was the idea behind the Keynesian influenced New Deal, though imperfect as it was.
Adam Smith effectively dis embedded markets from society. When has the invisible hand ever cleaned a single glass of water because it was profitable to do so? It underscores the importance of the government to regulate markets for the benefit of society.
We pursue AI in the free market for the sake of the market without knowing the repercussions to society. The market dominates society. The video above explains the rest.
@@puraLusa TH-cam keeps deleting my reply. I'll try again briefly.
It benefits a free society. If someone grows corn they are free to share, sell or give it away without concern over wealth. The market is society.
Classical economics says the invisible hand will solve all of our problems efficiently. The free markets are separate from society. All we have to do is follow their lead.
When has the invisible hand ever cleaned a single glass of water because it is profitable. This underscores the government's role in regulating markets for the benefit of society. Not the other way around.
@@puraLusa I've replied several times. TH-cam deleted all of my edited replies. Shame. Sorry. I should drop TH-cam as my social media.
I'll reply separately above if you can find it.
The Moody Blues have a song, The Voice that everyone needs to listen to. What you do to others, you do to yourself and God, first. No more lying.
AI can’t even replace junior devs, let alone execute the prompt Eric described. AI isn’t going to replace us gosh darn arrogant programmers.
@@weirdwesteros1109 ikr everyone was freaking out that gen AI will replace devs only to realise it’s just a better stack overflow 🤣
it's going to be programmers + ai displacing lots of programming jobs.
the number of programmers who still have a job will shrink with each successive ai generation. it won't be long before *most* of the programmers won't actually even be traditional "programmers" anymore.
@@daishan1234 yeah I’m gonna strongly disagree.
@@weirdwesteros1109 I think we've already peaked in the US on tech jobs in general, with all of the massive layoffs this year (programmers included) that will probably continue as we enter another economic crisis.
I highly doubt we ever reach the same level of tech jobs ever again.
@@portcybertryx222It's a considerably worse stack overflow. No one gets credit for the solutions found and the AI can "hallucinate" whatever bullcrap it wants at whatever random moments it can.
Im an HPC engineer. This is NOT going to "happen soon". Hes smelling his own air here. This is going to go down as the insane grift it is. AI cannot replace programmers, as it cannot intuit and infer causality cascades.
AI will replace *some* programmers before it replaces *all* programmers.
it may *never* replace *all* programmers, but that doesn't really do much to mitigate the damage to the people who lose their jobs.
@@daishan1234 I literally build AI clusters for a living. I know precisely how they work, and what they can do. If they "replace" anyone, that person was not providing any real value. This is almost entirely an elite grift. They are useful, yes. They cannot, and will not ( barring new science ) replace creatives wholesale no matter how big the clusters are.
In other words, this is just rich, technofuturist people salivating over not having to pay people anymore, just like they tanked the IT market in the early 2000s, and had to pay that back in more jobs less than 10 years later.
@@timothyblazer1749 >If they "replace" anyone, that person was not providing any real value.
so i take it you've never worked in a regular office environment 😅
millions of low level office workers don't really do much at work, on the day to day.
we still have billions of man hours getting wasted on tasks that are trivially easy to automate, even without AI.
I just discovered a process at my job that is literally re-entering spreadsheet data 2-3 times by hand into an antiquated database.
look into david graebers work on "bullshit jobs" if you've never heard of it.
Wow...a script by Orwell and Huxley filmed by Tarantino and Kubrick...I want to see that film. Imagine A Clockwork Orange on steroids!
@@nathanlane1319 I took Clockwork 🍊 as a warning against dehumanisation whereas it seems oligarchy took it as an instructor manual?
Omg!! This man is so beautiful!! I want to put my face next to the arch of his foot!!
Don't leave out Terry Gilliam's "Brazil."
@@nathanlane1319 we don't want to see it tho that's the problem
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Stanford students are from the oligarch class. He is telling them, "Get a whip and collect all the IPs from the people you hire."
Just steal everything, founders are the most important
Sounds like the Gates business model, if you include "Exterminate Humanity!"
It should be a harsh wake up call to viewers that we are a host meant to have our lives drained of wealth, happiness, fertility, and all that's meant to come of earthly experiences so that someone like this CEO can enjoy his absolute domination over the Human will. No apology is necessary from him because I sincerely doubt he's capable of feeling remorse. I thank his honesty.
Now stop being subservient and spent time with your Family!
Fertility is a weird choice.
Thanks for highlighting the important points, it's obvious that they work together to keep the people oppressed, may it all be healed 🗽🎶
Billionaires are not your friends
They're not all evil either.
@@MaryDunford👈🤡
He was speaking about how the world is... simple... like it or not... It's our world and we have the responsibility to deal with the world that has been created.
Looking back through US history, almost all of the “pioneers of industry” gained all their wealth, power, and influence through harmful practices. Few, if any, built their empires by playing nice, looking out for their fellow man, etc. this guy is no different.
Much like the 'rest' his view of 'the little people" (people not like him) --@11 min he speaks that no PHD would work their way up from the basement. -- We have PHDs doing just that for the sake of employment that is NOT available to them. smh
Are you refuting or endorsing the underemployment?
@@TacticsTechniquesandProcedures neither. Who would endorse underemployment yet this is exactly what he is saying.
How the hell do you not have more viewers? You are insanely wholesome.
"Sure :) Ill just clone tick-tock with all of its users on my almost obsolete PC! " ha ha ha. WTF am i watching?
Thank you for this.
I watched the talk initially days ago, but did not realize how vital some of Schmidt’s comments are; there’s then the fact that this discussion was thought to be private.
Several different platforms have suggested publicly to review this specific discussion.
We need people analyzing meticulously and imploring for others to follow suit.
Vital vital vital.
Thank you, again.
the fact that people have not figured out rich effs dont care and despise lower financial class is quite dissapointing.
its not like it was never like this prior from the mediaval times to now, heck, its in most of the holy book, the rich are better treated and can get slaves and so on.
It’s even more sad that fact that they can get their slaves to defend their own slavery by protecting the rich.
Yes almost like Stockholm Syndrome but instead of kidnapping
He’s the Colonel Tom Parker of the tech industry.
Colonel Tom knew nothing about music but ended up rich.
Untalented people took over the TV industry and turned an educational tool into garbage; stole the film industry and churned out schlock, seized the news media and forced "official narratives".
This is why he should be accompanied by "fava beans and a nice Chianti." 😆
🤣🤣🤣
Clearly you have forgotten that you are what you eat. 😏
I do agree that the country is suffering from an undeniable gross lack of critical thinking skills, even among the college educated. I agree that they proceed cautiously with AI technologies to keep job numbers, income potential, and public safety in mind. I also agree that they shouldn't steal intellectual property since the true mind will get a fraction of the compensation as the oligarchs, especially when they can certainly afford to handsomely compensate such individuals.
Or how Oligarchs talk to your politicians 🤷🏽♂️
You think politicians are different? They're not. All those people of power are out of touch, why do you think the world is at this state? And what do you mean oligarchs? Are politicians or any person of power not an oligarch? You only include millionaires in this group? If he sounds like an evil criminal, there are worse people than him. and don't forget, millionaires are kind of created by those people behind the scenes. You cannot become a millionaire yourself. They have to make you one. So there, what you think of an evil criminal is only a pawn. There are far far worse people, all over the planet.
This is why I never store code or assets on cloud services or git services. You never know what these corporations will do with the code. Too much risk of them stealing and patenting it. There is no one to protect us independent developers in other countries from American greed. On site NAS storage and a disconnected desktop system is the way to go for security. Both Google and Amazon built a lot of their wealth off of open source projects, often times those projects would get nothing in return.
The problem remains. We think this nation wasn't founded on this very mentality. We love looking at the Constitution as this sacred document and willfully disregarded that the only people the rights of the Constitution applied to were Western European property owning men who had no problem with enslavement or genocide in order to make a buck, which eventually got transferred to corporations as people but without all that pesky jail time and execution undeserving of the smart wealth managers who constantly deserve to be bailed out. 'We do what we want, bitxhes, by any means necessary' is the only real motto MuriKa has existed on, and this motto only applies to a select few. This platonic cave has been constructed with intention. There is a world outside this cave that is far better. "We" just have to find the moral excellence to walk out.
This 100%
@@Mystery_G Uh,…wrong.
Excuse me but a quite small (but yes they had power) owned slaves & very very few (evil yes totally wrong) did the genocide. Stop this everthing all the time men from the west did was wrong. Black & white thinking IS not fixed by more black & white thinking.
all societies of that time were receptive to slavery. if not all people of those societies. while i'm sure you would have been one of the exceptions, many of those coming here actually struggled with the issue. do you think those western europeans went into the interior of africa to capture those slaves? did you know there were black slave owners in this country? "murika" existed on an idea that no nation had attempted. it's coming to an end. don't kid yourself; there's no world outside this cave that is far better. and when you discover that will you have the moral excellence to walk back in?
Imagine a non-arrogant rich, that actually pays the taxes he should...
After WWII the highest incomes were taxed up to 95%, those people were proud to be helping build modern infrastructure and were still able to live in luxury with the remaining 5%...
Nowadays instead it became about making more money that what you would need if you lived for a million years...the fact that the general population has been convinced that this is ok is nuts 😂
Capitalists have assumed global governance for the past 50 years now, which is why human rights and borders are being whittled away. As long as we're living in this monopolistic capitalist world, we should pick up the fight for FDR's Second Bill of Rights, in order to preserve the dignity of basic human rights:
The right to a useful and remunerative job in the industries or shops or farms or mines of the Nation;
The right to earn enough to provide adequate food and clothing and recreation;
The right of every farmer to raise and sell his products at a return which will give him and his family a decent living;
The right of every businessman, large and small, to trade in an atmosphere of freedom from unfair competition and domination by monopolies at home or abroad;
The right of every family to a decent home;
The right to adequate medical care and the opportunity to achieve and enjoy good health;
The right to adequate protection from the economic fears of old age, sickness, accident, and unemployment;
The right to a good education.
"All of these rights spell security. And after this war is won we must be prepared to move forward, in the implementation of these rights, to new goals of human happiness and well-being.
America’s own rightful place in the world depends in large part upon how fully these and similar rights have been carried into practice for our citizens. For unless there is security here at home there cannot be lasting peace in the world."
~ Franklin D. Roosevelt
They don"t care about us. Michael Jackson.
Why would you pick a pedo as your guru
The way he mis-speaks and says "companies" then corrects himself saying "countries", is so telling.
I've always believed that before someone could become a college lecturer or professor, they first must work 10 years in related for-profit private industries. Phd's and most engineers get paid to solve problems. So, not-so strangely, I agree with Schmidt's tale about Phd's being required to first work at the dirty fingernail level so that they can gain a full-spectrum understanding of the environment that they are going to get paid to create innovations and solve problems.
A G R E E D ! ! !
Narrator has fallen off the cliff of “ a blanket of offense’ when he so undiscerningly tosses out the gold with the trash. ~
The AI ethics involved will be horrendous and should be enforced immediately before the spanning footprints become exponentially larger by the second.
Label of the Day: "Fuck Nugget". It was at this point I knew I was subscribing.
Their (oligarchs) arrogance and entitlement is psychopathic. It’s stomach churning to listen to.
Just goes to show how insane this guy is. Tell an LLM to build you TikTok and steal all is users. Wtf? That's just stupid in terms of possibility.
Watching some Ukrainian destruction got him riled up, but 50k innocent people genocided is fine with this jackass.
It's python, bro
Yeah, 100% the reason his programmers didn't program what he told them to is because he was telling them to do shit like this. Crazy how someone that got that rich in tech can be that clueless.
also steal the servers?
3) he forgot that we have all been teenagers ourselves, and can figure out what teens are thinking and going through. The same as we did, only in a different time.
I have a question. What is it that keeps us from doing it all from our phones? Why, in this age of cell phones, do we need congress at all?
uh...your phone is not yours.
@@rdfarley8555 First thing on the agenda. Make it ours.
Notice where he said that he worked for the Department of Defense for seven years?
@@alphafox400 C.I.A. FREEMASON SINCE BIRTH😳
Military industrial complex is where the tech industry is birthed from
Who on earth actually thinks they aren't being recorded. Particularly in an audience of young rich people. Unless he is hugely stupid, he was happy to get this out.
I don't know why my brain thought this would be less horrifying on my second listen! I cannot say any of it surprised me because we've been watching corruption-contagion spread like wildfire. The casualness of it is the worst part. So very "some animals are more equal than others".
Critical thinking includes factoring in unknowns and unknowables. Every unknown is a deep red flag for whatever it's about. Penalizing those who'd rather use an allow system or heuristic than block system or heuristic for filtering what affects them means intent to harm or complete lack of competence.
7 years and he didn’t learn anything about warfare. Air power defines the battlefield. He’s right that autonomous weapons are the future but violent ground acquisition still requires humans and is the whole point in the end. Until humanoid robots can operate tank like vehicles to clear and secure we need tanks and artillery.
AI was meant to be the next jobs killer, except it's shite, and much worse than most shite arrogant programmers in social media companies.
It only has to be 'good enough.' Not a high threshold.
@@JBN137 : outsourcing to cheap programmers overseas has been done before by companies that are no longer. AI is worse, and companies who will use it for "programming" deserve what they get.
@@JBN137 No, that is a pretty high threshold. It hasn't reached it yet, and these training runs are getting quite expensive.
It's not AI. It's machine learning.
Thanks!