(हिंदी)From ChatGPT to Killer Drones: The Dark Military Future of AI

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This video exposes the dark transformation of Artificial Intelligence—from a so-called productivity tool into a weapon of mass surveillance, control, and extermination. What began as Generative AI meant to assist artists, writers, and everyday people has rapidly evolved into a profit-driven military machine.

Over the last three years, AI has flooded our lives through tools like ChatGPT, promising efficiency and innovation. But behind the hype lies a trail of damage: stolen creative work, lost jobs, cities strained by data centers, and endless hollow imitations that add no real human value. The illusion of “magic” features—like turning photos into videos—hides a far more disturbing reality.

In the past year, Silicon Valley has pivoted aggressively toward military AI. Venture capitalists, startups, and Big Tech firms are racing to secure defense contracts before the AI bubble bursts. Governments—especially the U.S. government—have become the biggest and most reliable customers. Companies that once claimed they would never touch military use quietly rewrote their policies.

OpenAI, Meta, Google, and others are now deeply embedded in defense ecosystems. Meta’s LLaMA, despite limited public adoption, is being supplied to U.S. government agencies and top military contractors like Lockheed Martin and Anduril. OpenAI is working on anti-drone AI and military action plans, while recruiting directly from the Pentagon, CIA, NSA, and Special Operations.

At the center of this ecosystem sits Palantir—a company that openly embraces its role in surveillance, targeting, detention, and killing. Palantir integrates massive surveillance datasets to generate actionable intelligence: deportation lists, arrest schedules, and kill lists. In immigration enforcement, it builds total profiles of individuals. In war zones, it connects spyware, facial recognition, and drone footage to decide who lives and who dies.

This video explains how AI-driven warfare no longer targets single individuals—it casts massive nets. Entire families, homes, and civilian populations become “collateral damage.” Systems with known bias, hallucinations, and low accuracy are used to justify bombings, drone strikes, and mass detention. Violence becomes automated, scalable, and profitable.

We also explore the political alignment between Big Tech, venture capital, and war-driven governments—how resistance has collapsed, protests are punished, and dissent is criminalized. Engineers build the systems, corporations profit, governments fund them, and humanity is reduced to spreadsheet data.

This is not a culture war. This is not innovation. This is the industrialization of violence through AI—and there is no clear exit.

❓ Questions This Video Answers (English)

How did AI shift from consumer tech to military weaponry?

Why are Big Tech companies partnering with defense and intelligence agencies?

What role does Palantir play in surveillance, deportation, and warfare?

How is AI used to generate kill lists and automate violence?

Why are civilians increasingly targeted by AI-driven military systems?

Is there any accountability or oversight over military AI?

Why is AI-based violence so profitable for governments and corporations?

What does this future mean for ordinary people and human rights?

❓ यह वीडियो किन सवालों के जवाब देता है? (Hindi)

AI आम लोगों की तकनीक से हथियार कैसे बन गया?

Big Tech कंपनियाँ सेना और intelligence agencies के साथ क्यों जुड़ रही हैं?

Palantir surveillance, deportation और war में क्या भूमिका निभाता है?

AI कैसे kill list बनाता है और violence automate करता है?

AI wars में civilians सबसे ज़्यादा क्यों मर रहे हैं?

Military AI पर कोई नियंत्रण या जवाबदेही है या नहीं?

AI-based violence सरकारों और कंपनियों के लिए इतना profitable क्यों है?

इस भविष्य का आम इंसानों और human rights पर क्या असर होगा?