Microsoft Boss and OpenAI Officials Attend Secret Bilderberg 2023 Meeting in Lisbon, AI Technology Becomes Main Agenda

Liputan6.com, Jakarta – A number of technology leaders in the world, such as the CEO of Microsoft, the former boss of Google, and the boss of OpenAI are said to be attending the secret Bilderberg 2023 meeting in Lisbon, Portugal.

It is known, Satya Nadella, Eric Schmidt, and Sam Altman are just a few of the big names in the technology world who attended the three-day meeting from 18-21 May 2023.

The Microsoft CEO, former Google boss, and OpenAI boss will be joined by world elite figures, including former US Secretary of State, Henry Kissinger; NATO Secretary General, Jens Stoltenberg; and the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine, Dymtro Kubela.

Overall, around 130 participants from 23 countries will attend the private meeting – the same number as in previous years, as quoted from CNBCSaturday (20/5/2023).

Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla; head of BP, Bernard Looney; TotalEnergies CEO, Patrick Pouyanne; investor Peter Theil and a number of EU politicians will also attend.

Because this Bilderberg meeting is closed and confidential, it is still not known exactly what was discussed.

Even so, many theories say that the meeting participants were discussing the “New World Order”. However, the organizers dismissed the conspiracy rumors by releasing the agenda for this year’s meeting.

A number of key topics this year include global issues, where one of the main discussions is the development of AI technology.

Reportedly, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and Microsoft boss Satya Nadella are expected to lead the conversation about the rapid development of AI and how this technology can affect life in the future.

Although AI technology is currently in the spotlight, with the emergence of OpenAI ChatGPT to Google Bard, the 69th Bilderberg meeting also discussed other hot topics happening in the world today.

One of the topics discussed at this year’s Bilderberg meeting included the threat posed by China, the Russo-Ukrainian war, climate change and the banking system.