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A chemical industry lobbyist is attempting to use AI to amplify doubts about the dangers of pollutants
(www.theguardian.com)
Meet Louis Anthony βTonyβ Cox. He lives in Denver, Colorado.
He works for chemical corporations such as DuPont, Dow, Bayer and Chevron. He is paid to criticize scientists and cast doubts about pollutants.
Previous to working for DuPont, Dow, and Bayer, Tony Cox worked for Philip Morris
Of course, Tony denies that. Tony claims it's just a coincidence that he only happens to defend the corporations paying him πππ
Recently, Tony Cox sent an email to his corporate clients. He came up with a new idea. Using Artificial Intelligence.
I legit don't get stuff like this. Don't these mfs have kids? Don't their kids live on this same planet? Why do you want to make sure your kids get to choke on toxic dust?
The rich people live in non-polluted areas.
I feel like that would be, and already is to some extent, both temporary and relative. Windblown microplastics don't really care if they end up in affluent areas.