AI Criticism

“Will we still need humans?” “Not for most things.” — Bill Gates, 2025 Watch the video Hosted by the Devil The image of the devil entering the world through data centers is just a symbol — a metaphor for a far more complex, systemic conspiracy. It’s not just about ruthless ambition, but about deeply embedded mechanisms that govern the development and deployment of artificial intelligence. The illusion of neutrality serves as a sophisticated lever for power expansion — a tool to consolidate control and deepen societal fragmentation. ...

📘 “What Can Be Done About Hate Speech and Fake News?” A paper from FH Kiel attempts to provide answers – but mainly delivers one thing: the controlled opposite of enlightenment. The Content, Disenchanted This 161-page document addresses topics like deepfakes, social bots, and platform responsibility – but it remains superficial and avoids critical questions: Who constructs terms like “hate speech”? Why is trust in official narratives eroding? What role does language play in structurally controlled communication? Instead, it is dominated by: ...

The term “AI” creates an image for consumers of thinking, understanding, even consciousness. LLMs like GPT meet none of these criteria – yet they are still marketed as “intelligent.” Core Problems: Semantic deception: The term “intelligence” suggests human cognition, while LLMs merely analyze large amounts of text statistically. They simulate language without understanding meanings or pursuing goals. The model has no real-world knowledge but instead makes predictions based on past training data. ...