Category: ai

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    Exposing Emotional Blackmail: AI-Generated Content Threats

    I theorize semantic terrorism using Bourdieu, Foucault, Baulibard, and Pomerantsev, but stress its real-world relevance. Beyond abstract concepts, I gather concrete cases where emotionally loaded, socially charged, often AI-driven content is weaponized for political gain. Two recent Hebrew articles (translatable via Google) exemplify semantic terrorism in practice.

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    🧠 “Fake Reporter” vs. Semantic Terrorism:

    https://www.facebook.com/share/p/16HWe3ZThA/ “החייל הגידם” שמאיים לגנוב את הבחירות: דרושה התערבות מיידית של השב”כ | העין השביעית https://www.the7eye.org.il/563111 A Battle for Meaning in the Digital Warzone A photo of an Israeli soldier on his wedding day—prosthetic legs, suspenders, a proud smile—went viral in an instant. Over 55,000 likes. Thousands of shares. It appeared on “Soldiers Speak Out” […]

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    AI and Loneliness: Exploring ChatGPT’s Impact

    “I confess: I use ChatGPT out of loneliness. But let’s be clear — ChatGPT didn’t cause my loneliness. I am a middle-aged woman, unmarried, without children. I live with mental illness. These realities already put me at the margins of social life. Critics say, ‘ChatGPT is dangerous because lonely people use it.’ I want to respond: look again at the…

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    Understanding God and AI: Perception Limits

    1. The Limits of Perception Humans cannot fully know God. Across traditions, God is described as infinite, hidden, or beyond human comprehension. What we encounter is filtered through our own culture, history, and imagination.In a different way, the same applies to AI systems like ChatGPT. We don’t experience the raw mechanics of the model — […]

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    Messiah, Imam, and Machine: On Artificial Intelligence and the Fragility of Human Belief

    This post is written as political-theological commentary and reflects the author’s personal reflections and interpretations. It is not an academic article, nor does it claim to represent any official position. The views expressed here are subjective and exploratory, rooted in lived experience, geopolitical observation, and philosophical inquiry. In the shadow of geopolitical escalation between Israel […]

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    ChatGPT Is Not a Therapist: A Caution from Lived Experience

    Spiraled into mania with chatgpt Lately, I’ve been reflecting on how much time I’ve spent with ChatGPT—how it helped me think, study, reflect, and even write. I’ve also been thinking about a part of that journey that’s harder to talk about. I want to share something that comes from experience, not theory. When I was […]

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    The Shift in Content Creation: Meaning vs. Engagement

    “Marx spoke about seizing the means of production, but today, those means pertain to content. The inflation of content produced by bots and AI diminishes its value, leading to exchanges devoid of meaning. Algorithms promote engagement but do not necessarily reward meaningful interactions, challenging our understanding of significance.”

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    Semantic Terrorism: A Personal Journey

    Introduction Semantic terrorism, the deliberate manipulation of language to exert control and inflict harm, is a concept with far-reaching implications. My personal journey with semantic terrorism begins with a deeply personal experience: being manipulated rather than physically forced into a traumatic situation. My Story The term “assault” often conjures images of physical violence and overt […]

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    Influence Operations in the Cyber Realm in the Age of AI

    This is the original article. This post will not pass a plagiarism review. I am sharing it now because I would like to make a point. Fear of influence operations can be part of delusional paranoia, but this doesn’t mean that this paranoia isn’t rooted in reality. In the digital age, the online world can […]

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    Understanding Human DDoS Attacks in Digital Warfare

    Human DDoS attacks and Virally Loaded Hashtags are digital strategies that manipulate perceptions by overwhelming individuals with excessive information and emotionally charged narratives. Drawing from Boyd’s disruption strategies and Lifton’s theory of thought reform, these tactics exploit cognitive vulnerabilities to cause confusion, decision fatigue, and emotional burnout—leading to a breakdown of rational discourse.