Current Sr. Google Engineer goes public on camera: Tech is 'dangerous,' 'taking sides'

The evidence keeps on piling up that the dominant social media organs are unfairly tripping the scales to the Left.

A senior engineer from Google has gone public in a new video from Project Veritas detailing how Google dwells in political bias and used “algorithmic unfairness” to skew search results. In an on-the-record interview the engineer named Greg Coppola followed up reports from Project Veritas on the danger of the dominant social media organs tipping the scales to the Left.

⚡️GOOGLE ENGINEER BLOWS WHISTLE: "Are we going to just let the biggest tech companies decide who wins every election from now on?" #GoogleExposed pic.twitter.com/EKsmdTZ0ML

— Project Veritas (@Project_Veritas) July 24, 2019

Project Veritas
Published on Jul 24, 2019

(New York City) Project Veritas has published an on-the-record interview with an insider who works at Google named Greg Coppola. This video interview follows a series of insider Google reports, including internal Google documents, recently published by Project Veritas which exposed political bias, “algorithmic unfairness,” and the use of “blacklists” at YouTube.

Coppola is a senior software engineer at Google who works on artificial intelligence and the Google Assistant:

COPPOLA: I’ve been coding since I was ten [years old.] I have a PhD, I have five years’ experience at Google and I just know how algorithms are. They don’t write themselves. We write them to do what want them to do.”
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“that can be dangerous…”

The insider spoke with Project Veritas because he wants people to be aware of his concerns about technology companies’ ability to influence politics:

COPPOLA: “Well I think we’re just at a really important point in human history. I think for a while we had tech that was politically neutral. Now we have tech that really, first of all is taking sides in a political contest, which I think, you know, anytime you have big corporate power merging with political parties can be dangerous. And I think more generally we have to just decide now that we kind of are seeing tech use its power to manipulate people. It’s a time to decide, you know, do we run the technology, does the technology run us?”

Link to the full interview
This is very much reminiscent of the legends of computer programmers rounding numbers and skimming off a few cents here and there to build up a hefty nest egg based on fraud. The idea is that not many are going to notice a few cents missing here and there, but taken ‘in the aggregate’ will add up to a substantial amount.
As exemplified by many others, slightly skewing search results could yield large dividends the votes for certain candidates. The testimony by Dr. Robert Epstein cited a get out the vote experiment by Facebook in which can substantially change the results of election day.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kMU2Vo6_CEQ
Dr. Robert Epstein editorial:
To Break Google’s Monopoly on Search, Make Its Index Public.
Senator Ted Cruz also posted a video of his questioning of Dr. Robert Epstein:

The Bottom-line.

We will dispense with the old cliché that this is the most important election of our country’s lifetime. Most people know that to be the case. This will decide whether we stay on the road of Liberty or go off a cliff towards the tyranny of socialism. The Left has dropped the mask, they’ve gone full pedal to the metal on collectivism along with gun confiscation and severe restrictions on Liberty.   They are seriously socialistic, we have to keep them from the reins of power.
The cause of Liberty cannot afford the tipping of the scales – however imperceptible that may be – towards socialistic slavery. The dominant social media organs have shown themselves to be acting as publishers, they think of themselves as publishers, It’s time to grant them their wish, we have no other choice.

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