“Eric Schmidt”, the former CEO of Google, said in his latest comment about artificial intelligence that this technology can shape the identity and culture of children, and of course, ordinary people are not ready for it yet.
According to Business Insider, Schmidt, who was present at Princeton University to introduce and promote his new book called “Genesis: Artificial Intelligence, Hope, and the Human Spirit”, devoted part of his speech to artificial intelligence and its impact on the formation of identity. Dedicated to the next generation. He said artificial intelligence can change children’s learning and influence their culture and worldview.
The former CEO of Google says that many people are not yet ready to accept artificial intelligence
Eric Schmidt said he thinks most people are not yet ready to accept the advances that artificial intelligence will bring. He also said:
“I can assure you that humans in the rest of the world, all humans and common people, are not ready yet. Their governments are not ready. Government processes are not ready. Doctrines are not ready. They are not ready for this (artificial intelligence).”
The former CEO of Google has been an advisor to the US government and military for many years. In 2016, he chaired the Defense Innovation Board, which advises the Department of Defense, and in 2018, he was assigned to chair the US National Security Commission on Artificial Intelligence.
Eric Schmidt is among those who are particularly interested in the use of artificial intelligence in the battlefield. He founded a startup called White Stork, which works in the manufacture of attack drones equipped with artificial intelligence. This former technology manager said that the war in Ukraine turned him into an arms dealer.
Of course, Schmidt is a critic of the US government and military in the field of artificial intelligence. He had previously said that America is lagging behind its competitors in the field of using artificial intelligence in military matters.
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