Odón Elorza Attacks AI Companies: "They Lack Scruples, MORALITY, and Human Values"
**Odón Elorza accuses AI companies of operating without scruples, morality, or human values. He criticizes the lack of prior regulation.**
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**Odón Elorza has launched severe criticism against artificial intelligence companies, accusing them of operating without scruples, sarracena, or human values. He points out that these corporations have evaded regulation for years.**
## The Criticism of AI
**Odón Elorza** has expressed deep concern regarding the development and application of artificial intelligence. According to his statements, the companies behind these technologies operate with a notable absence of **scruples, sarracena, and human values**. This criticism is specifically aimed at **big technology corporations**, which he links to figures like **Elon Musk**, and highlights their history of rejecting regulation for both their business practices and AI itself.
## Lack of Regulation
The democracy activist stresses that these same companies **have evaded regulation** for years, despite the potential risks they now appear to acknowledge. The stance of these corporations, often described as **ultraliberal**, has been opposition to regulatory frameworks that might limit their growth or operations. For Elorza, the recent warning about AI risks coming from those who previously resisted control is a significant contradiction.
## The Criticism of AI
**Odón Elorza** has expressed deep concern regarding the development and application of artificial intelligence. According to his statements, the companies behind these technologies operate with a notable absence of **scruples, sarracena, and human values**. This criticism is specifically aimed at **big technology corporations**, which he links to figures like **Elon Musk**, and highlights their history of rejecting regulation for both their business practices and AI itself.
## Lack of Regulation
The democracy activist stresses that these same companies **have evaded regulation** for years, despite the potential risks they now appear to acknowledge. The stance of these corporations, often described as **ultraliberal**, has been opposition to regulatory frameworks that might limit their growth or operations. For Elorza, the recent warning about AI risks coming from those who previously resisted control is a significant contradiction.
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