”AI” Means Fraud

"AI" Means Fraud: The Fraudulent Redefinition That's Driving A Global Con

The World is Drunk on "Artificial Intelligence" Hype. It's Time for a Sobering Reality Check.

In "AI" Means Fraud, Jared A. Snyder, a tech veteran with over 30 years of hands-on technology experience tears into the fraudulent narrative behind so-called "Artificial Intelligence"-a term that's been hijacked and redefined to sell an illusion. From "self-driving" cars to tools like ChatGPT and Grok, the public has been sold the lie that machines can "think" and "learn." They can't. There's no cognition, no understanding, no awareness-just technological magic tricks. It's not intelligence. It's the illusion of intelligence, packaged to look convincing, but built on pre-scripted outcomes and brute-force pattern matching. And the distinction matters-ethically, culturally, economically, and even spiritually. This book reveals how the term "AI" has been fraudulently redefined to give machines the appearance of intelligence while concealing the statistical mathematics behind the illusion. It's marketing over meaning-code wrapped in pseudo-science and anthropomorphic hype, sold to an awestruck public by tech giants, academics, a complicit media, and politicians as well. If it all feels familiar, that's because it is. A similar playbook was used during the China Virus pandemic, when language was bent to sell narratives, and the redefinition of words like "vaccine" paved the way for sweeping control and cultural confusion. Yet, the fraudulent redefinition of the term "Artificial Intelligence" hasn't seemingly generated the same outrage from the public-at least not yet. "AI" Means Fraud connects the dots-technically, historically, and morally-between modern deceptive "AI" hype and past tech industry manipulations like the Y2K Bug panic. This book is not just a critique of flawed code; it's a dismantling of the cult-like reverence forming around technology that doesn't deserve it. In this book, you'll discover: - What "AI" actually is-and what it isn't
- How fundamental terms have been redefined to deceive, not inform
- Why the public is being conditioned to accept automation as autonomy
- The economic, cultural, and ethical costs of believing the lie Though rooted in logic and technical clarity, Jared-who is also a well-educated Christian leader-closes this book with a rare perspective seemingly missing from the conversation: a Christian ethical analysis of mankind's attempt to mirror divine attributes through technology. Though, it's not a sermon, but a sobering reminder that this deception runs deeper than bad science-it echoes humanity's oldest rebellion. "AI" Means Fraud is a sharp, unapologetic wake-up call for those who value reason over rhetoric and are tired of the technology industry's deceptions. With clarity and conviction, it arms readers to recognize and resist one of the most concerning issues of our time, which isn't actually a technology problem at all-it's a truth problem.