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The Force-Feeding of AI on an Unwilling Public

Major tech companies are forcing AI integration into essential software and services without user consent, despite only 8% of people willing to pay for AI voluntarily. Companies like Microsoft and Google bundle AI into existing products to hide losses and create artificial adoption metrics. This forced implementation affects email, search, office software, and customer service, making it nearly impossible for users to avoid AI. The author argues this represents a form of technological tyranny that requires legal intervention through transparency, opt-in requirements, and liability laws.
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