Without first eradicating American dependence and digital slavery rooted in the fields of digital services and social media, nothing else that is attempted will make it possible to banish the Macaulay and Marxist mindset from within India.
Any further documents Trump might reveal may succeed in turning global attention toward UAP once again.
Until the mid-1990s, what we had were merely “talking phones.” Now everywhere we see “tracking phones.” Your so-called smartphone (or even a Windows personal computer — both are similar in surveillance capability) is not truly your smartphone. It is a device designed for others to continuously monitor, spy on, and harvest your data — and placed in your pocket or bag. And you are paying a high price to buy it.
No matter how attractive the fictional faces presented by AI are, the natural human instinct to watch real people perform live will likely keep the demand for theater alive.
Whether it is our government or our companies, our personal details should not be in the hands of others. Our data must stay with us. That is Data Privacy. It is our right. In 2017, the Supreme Court recognized it as a Fundamental Right.
The excessive use of AI platforms has already started showing harmful effects. Even when used in moderation, there are negative consequences.
While there are several major global powers, only four countries can truly be called “sovereign”: the U.S., Russia, China, and, to a large extent, India. Among these, India has yet to achieve full sovereignty in digital and technological matters.