Bill Gates Thinks Anything He Disagrees with Is ‘Misinformation’ that Should Be Policed by AI
Billionaire tech tycoon Bill Gates has expressed concern about the impact of “misinformation” on future generations, claiming that AI should be used to police ideas he disagrees with online. The creepy Microsoft founder has a long history of taking radical positions on issues including climate alarmism that he’d like to stifle dissent against.
Fortune reports that in a recent interview, Bill Gates discussed what he sees as the growing problem of misinformation and its potential to negatively affect the lives of his children and future generations. Gates, who reinvented himself as a creepy advocate for climate alarmism and other leftist causes,, noted that the spread of false information online has become a significant concern for him and his family.
Gates argues that the spread of what he considers to be “misinformation” can have far-reaching consequences, from undermining public trust in institutions to hindering progress on critical issues such as public health and climate change. He noted that the proliferation of false information online has the potential to erode the foundations of democracy and create a more polarized and divided society.
Why is the German government paying €630 million to the Gates Foundation?
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German government to pay over €630 million to the Gates Foundation until 2027
The German government plans to transfer over 630 million euros to the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation by 2027, the Berliner Zeitung reports. The funding focuses on projects related to nutrition, digitalization, and health.
About 290 million euros will support the “Global Project on Food Security and Resilience,” aiding governments in improving nutrition and resilience. Critics argue this may lead to political influence in countries like Ethiopia, Malawi, and Madagascar.
An additional 220 million euros will assist with global digital transformation, aligning with the German government’s political goals. Moreover, 270 million euros will fund a health program in Ethiopia, linked to WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus. More here.