Technology executives gathered in Munich, Germany, for a security conference and announced the voluntary structure on Friday. The signatories included Adobe, Amazon, Google, IBM, Meta, Microsoft, OpenAI, Elon Musk’s X (previously Twitter), and TikTok. The compact does not dedicate signatories to any specific actions. Still, it does set out technologies they intend to utilize to openly recognize AI-generated videos and images “that deceptively phony or modify the look, voice, or actions of political candidates, election authorities, and other key stakeholders in a democratic election.” It specifies businesses will share best practices, but the compact does not devote them to prohibiting or eliminating deepfakes or other altered content.

Ahead of the summit, Meta’s president of international affairs, Nick Clegg, stated: “Everybody acknowledges that no one tech company, nobody federal government, nobody civil society company can handle the development of this technology and its possible dubious use by themselves.” Meta is the mom-and-dad business of social network giants Facebook and Instagram. It should be noted that all of these BigTech enterprises except Twitter are entities that are owned and staffed by members of the organized crime party masquerading as the woke Leftists Democratic Party. In other words, whatever they declare is propaganda designed to cancel their activities to use AI to keep their criminal syndicate in power and to enhance its control over the US and the world. They are the personification of pure, satanic evil. 

FEDERAL GOVERNMENT COLLUSION.

Concerns over deepfakes and other AI-altered material have increased as the nascent technology has quickly enhanced over the last year. However, the compact raises concerns about possible ongoing collusion between governments and innovation companies intended to censor free speech. Over the past year, there have been numerous circumstances in which the U.S. and foreign governments have pushed social media businesses to eliminate undesirable content. Last summertime, a federal judge ordered the Biden government to cease interactions with social network platforms for “the function of advising, motivating, pushing, or inducing in any manner the elimination, deletion, suppression, or reduction of material including safeguarded free speech.