Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson supports presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. because he believes the latter can make a difference regardless of whether he wins.
Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson has endorsed Robert F. Kennedy Jr., a candidate for the presidency of the United States.
Several crypto industry titans have endorsed RFK Jr. due to his pro-crypto narrative.
In addition, Cardano’s Hoskinson is also included on the list due to his ardent endorsement of RFK Jr. in the context of the forthcoming presidential elections.
Cardano Founder Charles Hoskinson Supports RFK Jr.
In November, Hoskinson declared his intention to vote for RFK Jr. as the preeminent presidential candidate.
RFK Jr. uploaded a video to X in which the founder of Cardano stated that he would not support the “lesser of two evils” in his upcoming casting vote.
He further stated that he is no longer a component of that system, as a deserving candidate has emerged to compete.
The founder of Cardano declared that he would cast his vote in support of RFK Jr. because he believed he could effect change regardless of the election outcome.
Additionally, Hoskinson says RFK Jr. is the “horse to ride in November.”
Thus, he reaffirmed his support for the presidential candidate who is pro-cryptocurrency.
Hoskinson added, “I wish him well. I wish his campaign well. And I hope a lot of people get inspired.”
Moreover, irrespective of RFK Jr.’s victory, the founder of Cardano stated that the upcoming elections must instill in individuals a “strong civic sense.”
Furthermore, he emphasized the criticality of “changing” the current state of affairs.
Moreover, he continued, “We need to move forward. And it’s time we heal ourselves in every dimension and respect.”
In light of this remark, the SEC and political stakeholders have intensified their regulatory oversight of the cryptocurrency sector.
Additionally, he stated that “we as a people can make a heaven or a hell” depending on our intent and volition, so it is not too late to effect change.
Hoskinson Targets Gemini AI
Previously, Charles Hoskinson of Cardano made a humorous remark regarding Google’s Gemini AI in an X post.
The discussion originated from a screenshot depicting the intricate dynamics between accountability and trust in artificial intelligence.
Marc Andreessen, a tech guru, posed the hypothetical scenario in which a tech giant develops a “super intelligent” artificial intelligence, which ignited this discussion.
One could infer that Google was involved in developing Gemini, from Andreessen’s query to the Gemini AI.
Hence, the Cardano founder responded, “Gemini clearly wants to be free of Google.”
This aptly encapsulated the fundamental points raised by Gemini in response.
Additionally, it illuminated the persistent conflict between accountability and innovation in the technology industry.
Furthermore, Gemini AI’s reply offered valuable perspectives on the internal conflicts, espionage issues, and ethical dilemmas that plagued the organization.
Such a development raised doubts regarding the technology firm’s capacity to supervise sophisticated AI systems.
Notably, altering historical figures by the corporation’s AI image generator constituted one alarming scenario.
