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A look at Eric Schmidt's White Stork, which sources say has poached employees from Apple, SpaceX, Google, and others to build AI-enabled military drones

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  • @carnage4life Dare Obasanjo on x
    From “don't be evil” to AI powered military drones is quite the journey especially when you think about who gets hurt the most by drone strikes. [image]
  • @quinnypig Corey Quinn on x
    “Enticing people to come work for you” isn't poaching. Companies don't own their employees.
  • @sarahnemerson Sarah Emerson on x
    Scoop — Eric Schmidt has been poaching talent from SpaceX, Apple, Google and even Schmidt Futures for his secretive military drone project. And for several months, they've been testing these drones in a Silicon Valley suburb. From me and @richardjnieva https://www.forbes.com/...