AI: Information Technology Revolution or a New Deception by Tech Giants?

Today, the web of Artificial Intelligence (AI) has spread across the entire internet. Initially, there were only a few large cloud models, but today they are everywhere. From the younger generation to the common public, everyone is adopting it rapidly. And truth be told, it actually proves to be very helpful. Its tone is extremely polite—saying 'sorry' at every turn, accepting every point without hesitation, and fulfilling every request. It gives a person a very pleasant feeling, as if they have found an exceptionally understanding companion who executes their thoughts exactly as desired.

But wait! It is time to pause and think with a calm mind: Why are these tech companies, spending billions of dollars to build these models, serving all of this to us for free or so cheaply?

The Old Trap of 'Free' and Trading Our Habits

This is not happening for the first time. History is witness that first came search engines, followed by various free email services—everything was free. Initially, email services provided such massive storage space that it felt like it would never fill up. Back then, we did not even need email as much; traditional letters did the job. But gradually, it became part of our daily routine.

Then what happened? Today, we receive hardly two or four useful emails; the rest of the inbox remains flooded with useless corporate advertisements and unwanted subscription mails. We never even know who our email address was sold to. And when this storage space fills up with these junk mails, a message pops up: "Either clear the space or buy a subscription."

After this came cloud storage. Smartphones got better cameras, messaging apps introduced automatic backups, and our photos and videos started quietly syncing to the cloud. We did not manually upload anything ourselves, but companies created such rights and complex settings that an average person cannot even find how to turn them off. The result? The exact same message: "Storage full, please pay."

Fear of Security and the Hidden Business

Look at the irony—these same tech giants can prevent piracy across the internet and not allow a single leaf to flutter without their consent, yet they do not eliminate hacking, spam, and malware at the root. Instead, two-factor authentication and new layers of security complexities are imposed on the common user. Behind the scenes, these companies could easily make everything secure, but if the fear of security disappears, how will the business built on security thrive?

It does not end here. Today, if you go to use any free service, you are first asked for a debit or credit card number under the guise of a 'free trial'. And as soon as the trial ends, money is deducted via auto-debit without even asking.

This Is Not a 'Marketing Strategy'—It Is Direct Theft!

If a company is putting in hard work to build technology and wants money for it, there is nothing wrong with that. But why don't they ask for the price openly?

Day and night, through our smartphones and location access, we are feeding these companies our precious data. That data is exploited to target us with ads. Just when the general public was beginning to understand this old game of search, email, and cloud storage, a new illusion was handed to us in the name of an 'Information Technology Revolution'—Artificial Intelligence (AI).

If companies think the average user is oblivious, they should know that we understand everything now. And what these companies slyly call a 'marketing strategy' is not marketing at all—it is outright digital theft and pulling the wool over consumers' eyes.

AI and the Real Game Behind the Curtain

Now AI has arrived among us like a genie, ready to assist us at every step. But it always comes attached with a tagline: "AI can make mistakes."

It makes one wonder: for these companies running world-class servers with multi-billion-dollar budgets, was fixing bugs really that difficult? Their search engines or blogging platforms do not suffer from such bugs; they work with absolute precision. So why was AI not launched in a more matured, foolproof form right from the start?

The truth is that if AI is completely fixed and stabilized, it will fall within a set boundary, and companies will not be able to alter its nature time and again according to their needs. The tag of 'free to make mistakes' is deliberately hung around its neck so that tomorrow, when it dismisses our thoughts, forces us to change our views, or responds according to a specific agenda, these companies have a built-in defense system ready: "Oh, it's just an AI model!"

This control is not meant for AI itself, but rather to control the mindset and thinking of the general public through AI.

The Solution: We Want Transparent Business, Not Enforced Slavery

How much and in what way technology should be used must remain a choice exclusive to the user. Forced terms and auto-debit traps must stop.

End the Compulsion of Surrendering Cards: When every individual today has access to convenient and secure payment systems like UPI, why are companies demanding sensitive debit or credit card details?
Clear Rules: A company should set a fair price for its service. If a user likes it, they will pay every month using UPI. If the balance runs out, the service stops! If needed again, the user will recharge it themselves.

No law gives these companies the right to quietly reach into someone's pocket for money or force their own narrative into people's minds.

Nothing comes for free—you have already lost so much of your privacy, and this time the preparation is to make you intellectually enslaved. The time has come for the common person to see through this deception.

Now think about this technology for yourselves!

Disclaimer

Disclaimer: The views expressed in this article are based on the author's personal analysis, experiences, and independent perspective. The intention is not to disrespect any technology or company, but to create awareness among general users regarding privacy, data security, and financial rights in the era of digital services and AI.

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