Open Ai gets the rights to go into public hands .
Massive investments are on the way .
Private money means global conglomerates have the freedoms to invest huge resources of cash into the information business . They will do their best and attempt to infiltrate cultures of every kind to reset the narratives with all sorts of messaging the way they want it said . Money talks, and literally, Ai will talk the talk in ways it’s master’s tell it to talk , generation after generation will be infiltrated intellectually and gradually brainwashed , at least that’s what they think .They will be winning the narratives of every kind with increasing Ai tools , tools so intricate and costly that governments will not be able to afford to legislate, its out of their hands .The narratives will sound exactly how whoever pays want them to sound
The only reason Musk brought the legal case is because he did not want huge competitors .

Narratives are always a problem  in the material world, and Lord Krishna resets the truth and disposes of the narratives time and time again and also favours Brahminical cultures that bring forth the intelligentsia in every situation and educational feild .

Truthfulness is essential for humanity. Why would one want to live in deceitfulness ? Deceit brings harm and is always motivated with one form of exploitation or another , however, truth is forever beneficial for everyone and at all times .

Krishna speaks the Bhagavad Gita as the systematic presentation of truth . If one wants to know the truth, one should approach the bone fide teacher of Bhagavad Gita, who teaches it and, importantly, lives it .

It’s is said that in Vedic circles modern democracies boil down to fools voting in fools , and we can add that the social media revolution added to the mainstream media means more fools are listening to more fools .
Narratives need editing , but how do you know you know ? and how do you know you know ?
BHAGAVAD GITA as it is, can be referenced , it analyzes matters and distinguishes truth from illusions.
http://www.thevedicspectator.com

More on truthfulness later