Karp was answering a question about the company's involvement with US Immigration and Custom's Enforcement , a relationship which has provokedKarp said he had lost some of his favorite employees who thought the company's work for ICE was unethical.
Karp said he sees questions of injustice in every aspect of the company's work. "I see this with our work with clandestine services, I mean our product is used on occasion to kill people," he said. "If you're looking for a terrorist in the world now you're probably using our government product and you're probably doing the operation that takes out the person in another product we build."picked up a Pentagon contract to develop targeting AI for military drones
Karp's comments chime with the company's wider attempts to present itself as vital to intelligence agencies and operations.
MichelleLiTV Huh. Who knew a company named after objects in LoTR famous for being corrupted by the dark lord Sauron and giving bad info might have a downside?
Killing isn't a good option. Teaching them 2control violence within themselves is job 2be done. Apart minor percentage 0.1 that don't feel remorse(due 2brain disfunctions) all others R correctable members of society. It cost less 2kill than educate? ...wrong society setup...
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