Addressing the debate over technological supremacy, the necessity of competitive domestic infrastructure and the growing risks of centralised digital authority, John Johnson, CEO of digital infrastructure and cloud startup Patmos, said that the US must avoid regulation or slowdowns entirely out of fear of Beijing. As the US remains fixated on beating China in the race for advanced technology, including artificial intelligence (AI), a tech startup leader has warned that the most dangerous hazard to America’s future is taking shape within its own borders: the concentration of power among a handful of domestic companies.
The Patmos founder also delivered his sharpest critique when analysing the fundamental capabilities of modern machine learning models. Johnson warned that its capability to impersonate human beings presents a danger While clarifying that AI lacks independent consciousness or a self-driven will. He argued that tech elites will attempt to leverage realistic human counterfeits to impose societal control, describing that ambition as their ultimate objective.
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