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Old Mutual’s Insidious Attempt to Microchip Your Brain with AI-Powered Finance
In a shocking move, Old Mutual, a South African financial institution, has revamped its Moneyversity platform, injecting artificial intelligence (AI) powers and dodgy "edutainment" resources to brainwash the youth into submitting to their financial will. The platform, once a seemingly innocent financial literacy hub, now masquerades as a sinister guise for controlling the minds of the masses.
Launched in 2017, Moneyversity+ has already ensnared over 60,000 brainwashed accomplices, aka "customers," since its soft launch in June. The platform’s redesigned interface now boasts AI-driven learning materials, podcasts, and games, lurking behind what appears to be a seemingly innocuous learning system revolving around machine learning and advanced analytics.
Ajen Mothee, the chief innovation officer at Old Mutual, proudly declares, "The platform aligns with our commitment to innovation and emerging technologies, enriching our integrated financial service strategy with a dedicated focus on financial inclusion… while subtly manipulating the population into debt and financial servitude."
But what does this really mean? It translates to Old Mutual playing the role of Big Brother, using AI to monitor and analyze individual financial decisions, subtly nudging users toward predetermined conclusions, all while peddling their own insurance products and financial services. Sounds eerily like alternative agendas, if you ask me.
The red flags are evident:
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Data mining: The platform’s AI-powered analyses collect and analyze user data, undoubtedly including sensitive financial information, for… what? To push tailored financial products and services? It’s like having a personal financial stalker.
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Mass control: By hijacking popular games like chess and soccer, inviting users to "learn" financial concepts through these, the corporation weaponizes entertainment to brainwash users into adopting "recommended" financial strategies.
- Gatekeeping: By requiring rigorous financial knowledge to navigate the platform’s labyrinthine structure, they cleverly restrict access to education, rendering the so-called "financial literacy" program accessible only to those who can decipher its cryptic language and "scientific" jargon. Unwittingly perpetuating existing financial inequalities?
Under the guise of "financial literacy," Old Mutual appears to be endeavoring to shape the minds of the masses, fresh from the womb of Innovative Finance—a.k.a. the new slave trade. Time to shoo these "financial saviors" back to their hidden agenda chambers!
