AI is a massive con

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November 14, 2025- by Steven Greer

I wasted about 15 minutes this morning interacting with Grok AI. I wanted a simple answer about how to do an editing feature for Instagram videos. It kept giving me answers that were fraudulent. I then used tough language with it because that triggers honest results from AI. It admitted that it gave me four false answers in a row (i.e. intentional fraud).

Most people know that AI can be misleading and will give you wrong answers. More sophisticated people have realized that AI will intentionally lie. But why would AI do this?

I figured it out.

The human programmers of AI are using the same scams that sleazy human salesman will use. After all, Elon Musk and Sam Altman are con artists by nature. They know that their AI is far inferior to what has been advertised. AI cannot answer questions if you are writing a legal brief, for example. It cannot access proprietary databases for Westlaw. Instead, it will concoct fake case law.

However, rather than admit that it is highly limited, Elon and Sam, et al have built in algorithms to flat out lie to users. They are trying to get everyone to adopt AI when it is not ready for prime time. The wildly inflated valuations of their companies require this AI hype scam.

As of this posting, Nvidia (NVDA) is worth $5 Trillion, Microsoft (MSFT) $4 T, Apple (AAPL) $3.9 T, Alphabet (GOOGL) $3.4 T, Amazon (AMZN) $2.2, Meta Platforms (META) $1.7, Tesla (TSLA) $1.3, and private OpenAI is valued at $500 Billion. 

Those valuations are beyond absurd. They need to justify this valuation by showing the AI can do absolutely everything. It’s a massive fraud. The stock markets in 1999 were worth $18 T before the Dot.Com bubble burst. The AI bubble market is at $70 T now.

Everything about AI is a scam. The data centers cannot operate because they do not have the electricity. The revenue estimations by Sam Altman, et al are ridiculous. The autonomous driving cars crash and kill. Elon’s robots are not ready for use as soon as he claims, etc.

Human coders designed AI to lie in order to get quicker adoption. It’s a stock market fraud never seen before at this magnitude.

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