Former Google CEO warns AI girlfriends could lead to obsession and loneliness
"An unexpected problem of existing technology"
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Former Google CEO on AI data centers: "We're not going to hit the climate goals anyway"
"I'd rather bet on AI solving the problem than constraining it and having the problem"
Former Google CEO blames work-from-home policy for company lagging behind OpenAI
Eric Schmidt also praised Elon Musk and TSMC's work culture
A hot potato: As artificial intelligence companies race ahead in their development of generative AI technology, Google is being left behind by the likes of OpenAI and Anthropic. According to former Google CEO Eric Schmidt, the reason for this is simple: his former company prioritizes working from home and flexible hours for its employees.
Former Google CEO predicts nuclear-powered AI systems on military bases surrounded by machine guns
Eric Schmidt also warned of the dangers posed by a rogue AI
Former Google boss says AI could change war in the same way as nuclear weapons
Eric Schmidt wants to pack the military with cutting-edge tech to take on China
In Hindsight... Tech Predictions and Quotes
#ThrowBackThursday Many have tried to follow Intel co-founder Gordon Moore (of Moore's Law fame) in bringing their tech predictions into the public eye... with varying degrees of success. Every year for nearly a decade, we've revisited this TechSpot original feature to bring new quotes to your attention. Here's a taste of those now infamous quotes.
Eric Schmidt quietly left Google parent Alphabet in February
Ending a 19-year tenure with the search giant
Eric Schmidt steps down as Alphabet's Executive Chairman
Major leadership change for Google's holding company
Russia warns Google of retaliatory measures if government-backed news sites are downranked
Russia isn't happy about Eric Schmidt's comments
Google commits to removing Russian news outlets from news search
Sputnik and RT are on the chopping block
Google-funded think tank fires member after he criticizes the tech giant
Biting the hand that feeds you?
Alphabet chairman Eric Schmidt warns that Trump's administration will do "evil things"
Google's "Don't be evil" motto now feels quite apt
