Carter has quietly assembled the Defense Innovation Advisory Board, which he claims will "advise the Pentagon on technology innovation issues." As he recently announced new members, he stated,

[The board] "is charged with keeping DoD imbued with a culture of innovation in people, organizations, operations, and technology, to support people who innovate, those creative figures in our department who are willing to try new things, fail fast, and iterate; and also to ensure that we're always doing everything we can to stay ahead of potential adversaries."

According to Defense News, the members are:

Eric Schmidt, executive chairman, Alphabet Inc. (DIAB chair)

Jeff Bezos, president, chairman and CEO, Amazon Inc.

Adam Grant, professor, Wharton School of Business

Danny Hillis, computer theorist and co-founder, Applied Inventions

Reid Hoffman, co-founder, LinkedIn; and partner, Greylock Partners

Walter Isaacson, president and CEO, Aspen Institute

Eric Lander, president and founding director, Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard

Marne Levine, chief operating officer, Instagram

J. Michael McQuade, senior vice president for science and technology, United Technologies

William McRaven, chancellor, University of Texas System

Milo Medin, vice president, Access Services, Google Capital

Richard Murray, professor, California Institute of Technology

Jennifer Pahlka, founder, Code for America

Cass Sunstein, professor, Harvard Law School

Neil deGrasse Tyson, astrophysicist

While all of these could accurately be singled out as Technocrats, Carter has stacked the board with three of his elitist cronies from the Trilateral Commission.

Eric Schmidt is the head of Alphabet, which includes Google. Schmidt admittedly seeks to use technology to control the entire planet, and is the leading proponent of Transhumanism.

Walter Isaacson is a long-time member of the Trilateral Commission and is President of the Aspen Institute, formerly the Aspen Institute For Humanistic Studies. Aspen has indoctrinated tens of thousands of corporate executives and has been tightly intertwined with the Trilateral Commission since 1973.

Marne Levine, the chief operating officer at Instagram, formerly served as Vice President of Global Public Policy for Facebook. At Facebook, Levine worked with governments and organizations to understand and adapt to its technology and global policies.