{"id":98051,"date":"2025-07-14T16:02:55","date_gmt":"2025-07-14T14:02:55","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/intercoaching.fr\/?p=98051"},"modified":"2025-07-14T16:02:57","modified_gmt":"2025-07-14T14:02:57","slug":"ai-a-tool-serving-the-elites-and-not-humanity","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/intercoaching.fr\/en\/ai-a-tool-serving-the-elites-and-not-humanity\/","title":{"rendered":"AI, a tool serving the elites and not humanity"},"content":{"rendered":"

In a world where artificial intelligence is celebrated as a technological breakthrough serving human progress, the reality turns out to be far more sinister. Behind the veneer of the digital revolution lies a tool of power, shaped by a technological elite that exploits it to strengthen its dominance. Rather than being an engine of equality and improvement for humanity, AI is becoming the vector of a new type of colonialism, where critical voices are stifled and resources are exploited for the benefit of a minority. In this apparent dysfunction, the question arises: are these promises of progress truly those that will benefit our society, or do they primarily serve the interests of those who pull the strings? When we talk about artificial intelligence, it\u2019s easy to be seduced by promises of progress and improved living conditions. However, behind this facade lies a much darker reality:AI<\/strong> is above all a tool of power<\/strong> , designed to serve the interests of an elitist minority<\/strong>rather than those of humanity as a whole. This article debunks the glorified narrative surrounding AI and reveals how it is being exploited to strengthen the control of the powerful. AI, a Tool at the Service of the Elites<\/strong>Promoted as a technological revolution<\/strong>serving the common good, artificial intelligence<\/strong> is in reality a strategic lever for Silicon Valley elites. Iconic figures like Sam Altman and Elon Musk don\u2019t just promote<\/p>\n\n

AI; they have forged a narrative that transforms AI<\/strong>into a truemythomaniac<\/strong> serving their ambitions. Manipulation and Narration Like Paul Atreides\u2019 mother in the famous novel \u00ab\u00a0Dune,\u00a0\u00bb these leaders build legends around AI to consolidate their power. A mixture of manipulation and prophecy, their discourse builds a<\/strong>modern religion around technology, insisting on its benevolence when it only serves their interests.<\/strong> A Look Back at Unfulfilled Promises <\/p>\n\n

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AI capable of solving all human problems are proving illusory. According to a report by<\/strong> Goldman Sachspublished in June 2024, the colossal investments in this technology, which exceed $1 trillion, are not translating into concrete results. The crisis of<\/strong> beliefin<\/strong> AIis deepening, while reality is colliding with exorbitant expectations.<\/strong> Fuzzy Programming A vague concept devoid of scientific consensus,<\/strong> AI <\/p>\n\n

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inevitable and metamorphic innovation promoted by its followers. As Jim Covello of Goldman Sachs analyzes, it\u2019s time to face reality: AI is too expensive and doesn\u2019t solve the complex problems attributed to it. A New Form of Colonialism History teaches us that every technological revolution primarily benefits a minority. In the 19th century, the cotton gin benefited landowners while amplifying slavery. Today, AI echoes this scenario, aiming primarily to strengthen the prerogatives of technological elites while ignoring the environmental and social consequences. Exploitation and Inequality This exploitation of workers, paid paltry wages to train AI models, is evidence of a colonialism 3.0 where the real stakes of technology are in the hands of a powerful few. Critical voices are deliberately marginalized, reinforcing a dynamic of inequality. Conclusion: Towards a Dark FutureDaron Acemoglu, 2024 Nobel Prize winner, predicts that AI will automate only 5% of tasks, good news for those fearing unemployment. However, the<\/strong> bad news The key to success lies in the fact that AI will only add a mere 1% to global GDP by 2035, contradicting the often-postulated utopian increases.<\/strong> A Narrowly Directed Vision In her work \u00ab\u00a0Empire of AI,\u00a0\u00bb Karen Hao depicts how OpenAI, despite presenting itself as an altruistic initiative, reflects a narrow vision dictated by self-satisfied founders. Similar to the robber barons of the American Gilded Age, these tech elites believe they have the right to shape the future of humanity, relegating humanity to a passive bystander role.<\/strong>Explore other fascinating articles on artificial intelligence: Cursor: The CatGPT of Programming<\/strong> After Humans: A Future Dominated by AI<\/p>\n\n

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