Google’s Sergey Brin Calls U.N. Report on Big Tech’s Relationship With Israel ‘Antisemitic’

Last month, the United Nations expressed satisfaction with the ongoing genocide attack on Gaza, because they insisted on many major global corporations, including several major technological companies, Israeli government and servicemen. In response to this, According to internal messages seen by the Washington PostGoogle co-founder Sergei Brin told the workers The UN is “transparent anti-Semitic.” Cool.

Brin’s response, Google’s artificial intelligence arm Deepmind, a forum of employees shared with screenshots. “All respects, throwing around the genocide in Gaza is a deep insult to many Jewish people living genocides,” he said. “I also carefully attended transparent anti-Semitic organizations such as UN in relation to these issues.”

One United Nations Special Committee, Amnesty international, Human Rights Hourand Drivestones without borders (Borders without Borders) called all Israel’s actions in Gaza in a genocide. If the Brin believes that all of these organizations are based on anti-Semitism or “do not throw around the genocide.” In a statement, Brin said he referred to the “open biased and incorrectly reported internal discussion.”

In question, with other great technological companies such as Amazon and Microsoft, they said they have participated in the “joint criminal enterprise” and contribute to the whole economy, supplying and activating the genocide. Especially in Google’s work Project NimbusA $ 1 billion project aimed at providing artificial intelligence services to the cloud calculation infrastructure and Israeli government and military. The company is also Reported “Hurtedly” to sell more AI instruments On October 7, 2023, Hamas was attacked by Hamas and 1,200 Israelites in Israel.

Google’s decision to continue working with the Israeli government has become a major controversy among employees. The company’s employees have participated in the protests and seats in Google camps organized by the group No technical for Apartheid. Google replied fire about 50 employees those involved in demonstrations. In addition, the company Pre-pledged AI not to use the AI ​​to open new avenues for profit in the development of observation instruments or weapons, the future of the future.

According to the post of WashingtonBrin’s comments by the UN “confused and upset some employees.” Although he does not seem to be thrown on it.