Google Wants All Humans to Reflect Google's Values

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Published: 02 Jun, 2018
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Google's plan for world domination is fleshed out in public for the first time in an 8 1/2 minute video leaked from the tech giant in May.

This is not the Onion.

The video is a caricature of a low-budget dystopian sci-fi film that would be comical if the makers of the video didn't have a market capitalization larger than the budget for the U.S. Department of Defense.

It talks about a "species wide" capability for the proposed technology to promote behaviors that would "reflect Google's values as an organization."

The Verge, a subsidiary of Vox Media dedicated to examining how technology is changing culture, first broke the story.

It was worth every second of the 8 1/2 minutes it takes to watch it. 

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