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Gilman is particularly focused on [[artificial intelligence]] and transhumanism, recently telling the ''[[New York Times]]'' that his work at the Berggruen Institute is focused on “building [a] transnational networks of philosophers + technologists + policy-makers + artists who are thinking about how A.I. and gene-editing are transfiguring what it means to be human.”<ref>https://www.nytimes.com/2018/10/19/business/five-artificial-intelligence-insiders-in-their-own-words.html</ref>

Gilman is particularly focused on [[artificial intelligence]] and transhumanism, recently telling the ''[[New York Times]]'' that his work at the Berggruen Institute is focused on “building [a] transnational networks of philosophers + technologists + policy-makers + artists who are thinking about how A.I. and gene-editing are transfiguring what it means to be human.”<ref>https://www.nytimes.com/2018/10/19/business/five-artificial-intelligence-insiders-in-their-own-words.html</ref>

Nicholas Berggruen, for whom the Berggruen Institute is named, is part of the billionaire-led faction, alongside Blackstone’s Steve Schwarzman and [[Eric Schmidt]], who seek to develop A.I. and the so-called “Fourth Industrial Revolution” in conjunction with the political leaders and economic elite of [[Communist China]].  

Nicholas Berggruen, for whom the Berggruen Institute is named, is part of the billionaire-led faction, alongside Blackstone's Steve Schwarzman and [[Eric Schmidt]], who seek to develop A.I. and the so-called “Fourth Industrial Revolution” in conjunction with the political leaders and economic elite of [[Communist China]].  

==See also==

==See also==