Ritter Accuses Google’s Eric Schmidt of Funding “Terrorist” Drones Targeting Ukrainian Civilians Former United Nations weapons inspector Scott Ritter accused former Google CEO Eric Schmidt of funding the development of autonomous drones that Ritter said were used in an attempt on his own life, and alleged that American-made artificial intelligence (AI) drones deployed in Ukraine have entered a “free kill mode” targeting civilians. The accusations were made in a recent interview. Ritter also asserted that SpaceX’s Starlink satellite internet system has been used to guide such strikes. Neither Schmidt, Google nor SpaceX have publicly responded to the allegations as of…
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