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Hypocrisy abounds as top executives at Big Tech companies sign an open letter begging mankind to see the development of artificial intelligence as a “global threat” while continuing to reap the benefits of its development.

United States Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch said the quiet part outloud–the United States operated like an “autocratic” government during the COVID-19 pandemic and colluded with social media companies to silence free speech.

Artificial intelligence headed the list of topics being discussed at the just-ended Bilderberg conference, which included Big Tech executives.

A legal organization released a disturbing report, demonstrating that Big Tech giants, including major corporations, have a vendetta against the free speech rights of their employees and customers.

The U.S. Supreme Court just handed down decisions on key, complex Google and Twitter cases, and there’s unexpected good news for free speech advocates.

Google will reportedly shove The New York Times's leftist propaganda down Americans’ throats and is willing to pay tens of millions of dollars to make it happen.

The “Godfather of AI” is continuing to raise the alarm about the rapidly growing threats of artificial intelligence to humanity.

A new study just obliterated any doubts that Microsoft’s Bing is just as leftist and radical as its top competitor Google.

If anything needs to cool down, it’s The New York Times and the eco-obsessed “digital brownshirts” clamoring for Google to censor content that undercuts climate change alarmism.

The computer scientist considered the “godfather of AI” just left Google so he can warn the world of the “scary” implications of artificial intelligence.

Big Tech giant Google has taken to suppressing MRC Free Speech America in an apparent vendetta to punish the Media Research Center division for its work exposing its explicit anti-conservative bias and censorship.

Anti-free speech Google announced Thursday its decision to consolidate its AI research divisions to keep up with other Big Tech giants, despite its CEO’s insistence that AI advancement should slow down.

Google CEO Sundar Pichai didn’t see the hypocrisy of virtue signaling to CBS News about needing to pull back the reins on artificial intelligence development while his own company is in the midst of a push to generate the same technology to beat its competitors.

Twitter owner Elon Musk didn’t mince words about the major threat that the explosion of artificial intelligence technology poses to society. He also blew the lid off the true severity of government’s access to Twitter users’ data.