Stop Erasing Black Inventors: The Real Story Behind AI and Modern Tech

Описание: Hidden Black Tech Minds Who Built AI, GPS, and the Internet (Revealed)

They told you Black people just use technology. This video shows why modern AI, smartphones, GPS, and the internet don’t exist in their current form without Black genius.

In this breakdown, you’ll discover:

How David Blackwell’s math underpins today’s AI and even Nvidia’s “Blackwell” chips.

Why multi-core processors, supercomputing, and large-scale networks owe a huge debt to Black engineers.

The hidden Black inventors behind your phone’s mic, your Zoom calls, and your GPS navigation.

What early Black cooperative economics can teach us about owning IP, platforms, and end-to-end tech supply chains today.
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A new framework for thinking about Black people not as “users” of tech, but as architects of the operating system the future runs on.

Who this is for:

Black creators, technologists, and students who are tired of being written out of tech history.

Educators, founders, and policy people who want receipts, not vibes, on Black contributions to AI, the internet, and modern computing.

Anyone who loves tech, history, or social justice and wants a more accurate, less whitewashed picture of how we got here.

Why this matters long-term:
Rewriting who we credit as the builders of AI, the internet, and mobile isn’t just about “representation” — it changes who we see as capable of owning the future infrastructure of sports, entertainment, finance, and tech. Understanding these Black foundations is step one toward shifting real power, capital, and control over innovation.

Keywords (naturally woven in):
Black inventors, Black technologists, Black history in tech, AI and Black innovation, Nvidia Blackwell GPU, Marian Croak VoIP, Gladys West GPS.

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