Good day all. Recently, the World Economic Forum held one of it’s “We should rule the world” events. It was here that the new president of Argentina Javier Milei gave a speech that basically said, among other things. “Oh Hell NO!
Afterwards, the founder of the World Economic Forum, Charles Schwab came out and in his usual elitist manner, announced that elections would soon be a relic of the past. Here are the details from the Daily Fetched:
World Economic Forum (WEF) chairman Klaus Schwab predicted that elections would “soon be a quaint relic of the past,” pointing to the elegance of AII as the new democracy. During an appearance at Davos, the WEF founder said nations will soon no longer need to hold “elections” because voting would be replaced by artificial intelligence (AI).
I did a little research into Charles Schwab. According to that “Font of all knowledge.” Wikipedia, it looks like Schwab has never done an honest days work in his life. He was born in 1938 in Germany, so we can hazard a guess what the biggest influence in his early years was.
The comment that elections will soon be dead came out in an interview with Ezra Levant that was shown on Twitter.
During the interview, Schwab and Brin discussed “digital technologies” and how they could advance the WEF’s globalist agenda.
“So technology now, and digital technology, mainly have an analytical power,” Schwab said.
“Now, we go into predictive power, and we have seen the first examples.”
Artificial Intelligence is the new buzzword among businesses these days. I won’t bother going into all the details of how it works. It can be very useful, but it has some issues. When it goes wrong, it goes really wrong. Another is that it doesn’t really come up with anything original. It can and does have the ability to run through a set of parameters provided and come up with something that might not have been noticed before. What it can’t do is original thought. (And never should be able to for reasons)
“But then the next step could be to go into prescriptive mode, which means you do not even have to have elections anymore because you can already predict,” he said.
“And afterward, you can say, why do we need elections? Because we know what the result will be.”
Schwab appears to be referring to his top adviser Yuval Harari’s comments from a few years ago, where he said that humans no longer have free will in an age of AI.
I would argue that point rather strongly. One thing that Artificial Intelligence doesn’t have, and as far as I know has trouble dealing with is emotion. Humans are emotional beings, as well as logical. We don’t always make the logical decision, and we don’t always make the emotional decision either. It’s a coin toss in many ways.
Another thing the WEF likes to push is censorship. They want anything that they declare is “Misinformation” to be censored and banned. Free Speech? That needs to go away. In fact, the WEF is not really happy with anyone having the right to choose for themselves.
According to the WEF, misinformation and disinformation seriously threaten democracy and societal harmony, and they vowed to tackle the issues.
Yeah, by censoring anything they decree is misinformation. This has worked out so well with the recent Panicdemic and all the “Misinformation” regarding the origins of Covid-19, Anthony Fauci’s role in it, and how safe and effective the vaccines are. (Not very to both) When people started asking questions and posting things they found, they were blocked, banned and threatened. Interestingly, all the things that people like Schwab said were misinformation and conspiracy theories have been proving out as true.
Charles Schwab’s contempt for the right to vote, choice and self determination is being echoed by many of the “Ultra Reich Rich,” and any who consider themselves to be “Progressives.” In the elite’s collective mind, the average person just needs to shut up and does as their told like good little serfs.
The good news is you have people like Elon Musk, Javier Milei, Donald Trump and Vivek Ramaswamy. Elon Musk’s purchase of Twitter and the subsequent release of the Twitter Files blew a massive hole in the move to censor people who went against the progressive narratives. Now we are seeing the long running conspiracy theories about the World Economic Forum starting to prove out. I don’t think that is what Charles Schwab intended. To bad he isn’t as smart as he thinks he is as this latest comment about elections being relics of the past shows.
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Artificial intelligence is just that – artificial. It’s software designed to _mimic_ human thought patterns. It can’t actually think as humans do. It can absorb piles of data that humans throw at it. It can process that data at literally inhuman speed. It can then take a posited situation, analyze it based on all that prior data, and spit out a decision that was reached by following a series of preprogrammed logic trees. Everything it does is limited by its programming.