India, Sept. 15 -- Artificial intelligence has been called many things: a job killer, a propaganda tool, a surveillance system, even a future weapon of war. These are serious concerns, but they are also familiar. We know how to picture them. We can debate them. The deeper danger is almost invisible. AI may not destroy us with weapons or replace us in workplaces. Instead, it could quietly reshape what is allowed to exist at all. AI has become the main gatekeeper between humans and the world. Search engines, streaming platforms, and social media feeds are all built on it. These systems decide what articles we read, what music we discover, what jobs we see, and which ideas rise to the top. That seems useful- no one has time to sort through b...