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Day 8 of posting a video where a tech CEO says something diabolically evil in broad daylight 😀😀😀 Follow for Day 9!

“I’m a Google software #engineer , and I refuse to build technology that powers genocide.” A pro-Palestine #Google #Cloud engineer disrupted the managing director of Google Isrel, Barak Regev, while he was speaking at an Isreli tech industry conference in #NewYork called Mind the Tech . Repost . #SHIA 🦁 ALIHAQ ⏳️

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Big Tech likes to present itself as neutral. Apolitical. Above the conflict. This revealing interview with For Peace Media tells a very different story. @techforpalestine founder Paul Biggar @paulbiggar explains how Silicon Valley’s ideology, platforms, and policies consistently tilt in Israel’s favor — from data systems used in warfare, to corporate backing, to the silencing of Palestinian voices online. Automated targeting systems. Tech companies providing data. Criticism labeled as hate speech. This isn’t accidental. It’s systemic. When technology shapes who is heard, who is erased, and who is killed, neutrality becomes a lie. Follow @forpeacemedia for more revealing interviews and investigations

Apple quietly bought an Israeli AI startup that can listen to “silent speech”. The tech is already being used in medical and military applications and might become one of the more scary invasions of our privacy in the future. w @download_repost_pro

Listening to @ihijazi at @websummitqatar talk about why he built @upscrolled was genuinely grounding. An app born as a response to censorship, dehumanization, and the quiet capture of major platforms—now the most-downloaded new app because people are hungry for something real.

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BREAKING NEWS ‼️‼️ GOOGLE WHISTLE BLOWER ⚠️⚠️ Google violated their own AI principles and in doing so misrepresented their company to investors and regulators. Plus, helped un@l!ve Palestinian men, women, children, and babies. Don't hang out with gen@c!ders. #BoycottGoogle #YourTechTheirDeaths #NoTechForGenocide #NoTechForApartheid w @download_repost_pro

Apple’s just made a $2 billion investment — its second largest ever — in the purchase of an obscure tech firm called Q.ai. The move is causing controversy, however, because the company’s founders are known for their roles in Israel’s systemic targeting of Palestinians. Here’s what to know.

The war for public opinion is heavily funded. Israel is using digital strategies to shape its image: * ~$900K paid to US social media influencers (TikTok/Instagram) * Plans to influence content on AI platforms like ChatGPT * $3M US PR firm targeting Christian churches * $50M+ online ad campaign on Google, X, and Meta to counter reporting on the Gaza famine #digitalmedia #Israel #socialmedia #chatgpt #promotion #GazaGenocide #Zionist #influencers #meta #METAAI #captions

“A telltale sign of if it’s a bubble would be if all we are talking about are the tech firms." Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella has been leading the charge on AI for years, owing to his long alliance with OpenAI’s Sam Altman and the groundbreaking work from his own AI CEO, Mustafa Suleyman, particularly with the Copilot tool. But Nadella has not spoken often about the fears that rattled Wall Street for much of the back half of 2025: whether AI is a bubble. At the @worldeconomicforum in Davos, Switzerland, Nadella explained that if AI growth spawns solely from investment, then that could be signs of a bubble. 🔗 Click the link in our bio to read more from #WEF2026.

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