Google, by our estimation, both founded and runs ISIS and al Qaeda, on behalf of, well, when you have an AI, no real human is in charge at all, just lots of dead kids.
Google is suspected in not only the killing of investigative journalist Serena Shimm, over sarin gas attacks in Syria but in involvement in planning these attacks and in a significant role in the testing of biological weapons in the Republic of Georgia and the Russian Federation.
As Jim W. Dean so often says, “You just can’t make this stuff up.” The truth is so far beyond any conspiracy theory as to stagger the imagination… Gordon
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GOOGLE HAS QUIETLY secured a contract to work on the Defense Department’s new algorithmic warfare initiative, providing assistance with a pilot project to apply its artificial intelligence solutions to drone targeting.
The military contract with Google is routed through a Northern Virginia technology staffing company called ECS Federal, obscuring the relationship from the public.
The contract, first reported Tuesday by Gizmodo, is part of a rapid push by the Pentagon to deploy state-of-the-art artificial intelligence technology to improve combat performance.
Google, which has made strides in applying its proprietary deep learning tools to improve language translation, and vision recognition, has a cross-team collaboration within the company to work on the AI drone project.
The team, The Intercept has learned, is working to develop deep learning technology to help drone analysts interpret the vast image data vacuumed up from the military’s fleet of 1,100 drones to better target bombing strikes against the Islamic State.
The race to adopt cutting-edge AI technology was announced in April 2017 by then-Deputy Defense Secretary Robert Work, who unveiled an ambitious plan called the Algorithmic Warfare Cross-Functional Team, code-named Project Maven. The initiative, Work wrote in an agency-wide memo, is designed to “accelerate DoD’s integration of big data and machine learning” and “turn the enormous volume of data available to DoD into actionable intelligence and insights at speed.”
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The anti-drone and robot tech should be included in any bill advocating for militarization of police. The towns or counties may be in control of budgets, but when the military ‘gifts” these rapidly outdated machines to our police, is the most likely source of the escalation. This should be disallowed, unless the manufacturer pays for and maintains the right and defense for each community affected, and the tech should be held separately from the police by town councils or judges, meaning elected officials. Hopefully, this requirement would slow down the proliferation as well. The swarms are already here. The for profit colleges are assisting the advancement using paying students for development. If only we could all have workers who pay us to do the work. Very lucrative.
Drone swarms with IR scanners and miniature missiles with various forms of lethality could all be controlled by a single source. The four legged dog robots with various weaponization and self repair capability operating “off the tether” as depicted in the episode on Black Mirror, clearly was looking at the proudly displayed Boston Dynamics model.
If we really want to enforce the 2nd amendment, I think a lobby for EMP or other weaponry designed to bring down drones and robots should be housed in every community in proportion with any weaponized machinery in the hands of the military or police. Anyone who wants to sell weaponized robots should be footing the bill, for community defense capability ,not the taxpayer. We know it is coming,..
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