Bill Gates on the climate of fear under Trump.
The leaders of US businesses are more scared than he thought: > I was at a conference where they said, how many of you are afraid to speak out? And only like four people raised their hands and I said, wow, this is even worse than I thought. People are afraid to speak out about being afraid to speak out. I mean, because everybody in the room should have raised their hand. Are you kidding? [Link: Bill Gates: AI, aid c…
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