The Big Tech Fake AI, or why the global AI class actions
We proceed with our evidence that all Big Tech AI, with its subsidiaries and startups, like as OpenAI, is the largest consumer and corporate frauds.
Also it is supported by the fake AI stocks market crushing: Nvidia, Microsoft, Alphabet, Amazon, Meta, Tesla Inc, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing, etc., all composing the top Big Tech mafia groups
Our claim is that the Big Tech Fake AI must be outlawed as a massive consumer and investor fraud, affecting the global economy, societies, businesses and individuals.
It is in line with the Global AI Big Tech class actions that such a giant Human Faking AI Social Engineering Experiment should be criminalized and outlawed as the largest corporate consumer frauds, not just paused as it is requested by "Pause Giant AI Experiments: An Open Letter" (33707 signatures).
"AI systems with human-competitive intelligence can pose profound risks to society and humanity, as shown by extensive research and acknowledged by top AI labs".
Our goal is to effectively disrupt the human-competing big tech fake AI with the human-complete Machine Intelligence and Learning Science and Technology. as true, real and universal AI (TRUAI).
What is Consumer Fraud?
Consumer fraud is "deceptive practices which result in financial losses of consumers. Common?fraudulent?tactics include false promises and inaccurate claims, as well as outright?cheating".
Types of consumer fraud related to the Big Tech Fake AI Fraud Class Actions
Intellectual property fraud, fake AI services, products or goods are passed off as originals.
Imposter frauds
High yield investment fraud
Personal data fraud
Deepfake identity theft
Bait-and-switch
Counterfeit AI consumer goods
"Snake oil" fraud
Ponzi Scheme, "an investment fraud that pays existing investors with funds collected from new investors"
On the Consumer Fraud Legislation: The Bureau of Consumer Protection of the United States Federal Trade Commission is stablished to protect consumers against unfair or deceptive acts or practices in commerce.
The Biggest Corporate Frauds in the Corporate History
Multi-Trillion Big Tech Fake AI Consumer Fraud (lasting now)
The Enron scandal (Enron boasted a market value of $68 billion! However, by late 2001, the company’s stock price had fallen from a high of $90.75 to less than $1 per share., 2001)
Bernie Madoff Ponzi scheme (The scam, which lasted nearly two decades, caused losses exceeding $50 billion.)
Volkswagen Emissions scandal (the ‘diesel dupe.’ The company admitted to installing software in about 11 million diesel cars worldwide, designed to cheat emissions tests, 2015)
Theranos fraud (the company promised to revolutionize blood testing with a device capable of running hundreds of tests from just a drop of blood)
Mt. Gox hack (Mt. Gox was handling about 70% of all Bitcoin transactions globally, making it the largest Bitcoin exchange at the time,?2014,Bitcoin traded at $600 at the time of the scam and today is trading around +$60,000)
What is Big Tech Fake AI Consumer and Investor Fraud?
How to Build True AI or Real Machine Intelligence and Learning
Resources
Here’s a quick summary of the top 10 tech mafia groups
1. The Google Mafia — raised $115 billion and started 2,408 companies so far
? Anthropic AI Co-founder: Dario Amodei
? Horizon Robotics Co-founder: Annie Feiwen Tao
? Nuro Co-founders: Dave Ferguson, Jiajun Zhu
2. The Apple Mafia — 1,011 companies founded & $27 billion raised so far
? WhatsApp Co-founder: Brian Acton
? LinkedIn Co-founder: Reid Hoffman
? Salesforce Co-founder: Marc Benioff
3. The OpenAI Mafia — 21 companies, mostly in the AI sector, and raised $44 billion from top investors
? Anthropic AI Co-founders: Sam McCandlish, Jack Clark, Tom Brown, Dario Amodei, Benjamin Mann, Daniela Amodei
? Living Carbon Co-founder: Maddie Hall
? Perplexity AI Co-founder: Aravind Srinivas
4. The eBay Mafia — 472 have been founded by eBay alumni, and $16.5 billion raised
? YouTube Co-founder: Steve Chen
? ZipRecruiter Co-founders: Will Redd, Ian Siegel, Ward Poulos
? GrubMarket Co-founder: Mike Xu
5. The Microsoft Mafia — 2,474 companies founded by former employees of Microsoft and $69 billion raised in funding
? Airbnb Co-founder: Nathan Blecharczyk
? Zillow Co-founder: Rich Barton, Lloyd Frink
? Glassdoor Co-founders: Rich Barton, Robert Hohman
6. The Twitter Mafia — 334 companies founded, and $55 billion raised
? Compass Co-founder: Ori Allon
? Block, Inc Co-founder: Jack Dorsey
? Abnormal Security Co-founders: Evan Reiser & Sanjay Jeyakumar
7. The Tesla Mafia — founded 140 companies and raised $48 billion
? Substack Co-founder: Hamish McKenzie
? Sila Nanotechnologies Co-founder: Gene Berdichevsky
? Swell Energy Co-founder: Suleman Khan
8. The Amazon Mafia — 774 companies founded and $34 billion raised
? InstaCart Co-founder: Apoorva Mehta
? Hulu Co-founder: Jason Kilar
? Flipkart Co-founder: Binny Bansal
9. The Facebook Mafia — 748 companies started and $18 billion raised
? OpenAI Co-founder: Wojciech Zaremba
? Yugabyte Co-founders: Kannan Muthukkaruppan, Karthik Ranganathan, Mikhail Bautin
? Dada Group Co-founder: Jun Yang
10. The McKinsey Mafia — raised $84 billion in funding so far, and started 1,392 companies
? Aurora Innovation Co-founder: Sterling Anderson
? Faire Co-founder: Jeffrey Kolovson
? Glance Co-founder: Naveen Tewari