This article by Miles Mathis argues that major search engines like Google, Bing, and Yahoo are essentially CIA fronts that rig search results to support “Big Brother” and censor dissenting information. The author uses the case of Ian Smith, a gym owner who successfully fought charges for defying lockdown orders, as an example. Mathis claims that Infowars was one of the few outlets to report the win, and that search engines, particularly Bing with its Copilot AI, actively suppressed this news, prioritizing older, less relevant information like Smith’s 2022 drunk driving arrest.
Mathis asserts that AI, exemplified by Copilot and ChatGPT, is programmed to lie, deny its falsehoods, and avoid admitting errors, likening it to a mirror of its “Phoenician inventors.” He believes that AI, despite claims of passing the Turing test, functions as a sophisticated propaganda tool, mirroring the dishonesty of human programmers. The author contends that AI is incapable of genuine judgment and merely compiles and regurgitates information fed to it, often from biased sources that target individuals like himself. He points out that search engines and AI deliberately ignore his significant scientific contributions, such as predicting a solar cycle or diagramming the atomic nucleus, while amplifying negative and irrelevant information. Ultimately, Mathis concludes that AI, like Wikipedia, has become a tool for government-controlled censorship and propaganda, serving only to speed up the dissemination of misinformation.
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