Tag: technology

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    Jean Baudrillard’s Simulacra and Simulation posits that in postmodern society, representations replace reality, resulting in hyperreality where the real and simulated blur. He identifies four phases of simulacra, each distorting reality further. Propaganda manipulates public perception, creating self-sustaining illusions. This phenomenon, amplified by digital media and advertising, complicates political engagement and genuine discourse.

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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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    Semantic Terrorism: An Integrated Framework for Linguistic and Psychological Warfare

    Abstract This paper presents a novel framework for understanding a modern form of conflict, termed “semantic terrorism.” This phenomenon is defined as a “mind control attack” that exploits language to subtly rewrite perceptions. It is a non-physical assault capable of causing severe psychological trauma. It can also lead to societal fragmentation. This paper draws on personal experience. It also examines…

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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 — we only see text responses,…

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    Living in “The Village”: A Patient’s Perspective

    It’s been two and a half months since I became a patient in a daycare unit at a psychiatric hospital, known as “the Village.” My initial diagnosis was schizoaffective disorder and PTSD. I often feel lonely and isolated. Wandering the grounds, I find comfort in brief interactions with other patients.

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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 amplify such fears. People with…

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    AI’s Impact on Social Engineering and Paranoia

    Certainly! Here’s a 50-word excerpt using the hashtags: — In today’s digital age, #SocialEngineering exploits vulnerabilities, particularly in those with #Paranoia or #SchizoaffectiveDisorder. #AI advancements like #Deepfakes and personalized #TargetedAds exacerbate #Privacy concerns and #DelusionalThinking. Understanding these dynamics is crucial for managing #MentalHealth and mitigating risks in online interactions.