OpenAI officially launched ChatGPT Search on September 1st, 2025 – an AI-based search engine that directly challenges Google. But while the tech world speaks of “revolutionary search,” a critical question arises: Will ChatGPT Search democratize information or establish the most subtle form of censorship we’ve ever seen?
The dramatic reports of Russian GPS jamming forcing European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen’s aircraft to navigate using “paper maps” after an hour of circling have been comprehensively debunked by technical analysis, flight data, and official retractions. What initially appeared to be a sophisticated electronic warfare attack on August 31, 2025, has proven to be a case study in how routine aviation incidents can be sensationalized beyond recognition when proper technical verification is bypassed.
Apple celebrates the iPhone 16 as “the biggest leap in iPhone history” – powered by “revolutionary AI that respects your privacy.” But behind the marketing glitter lies a dark truth: The iPhone 16 is the most sophisticated surveillance machine ever placed in millions of pockets.
On August 1st, 2025, the EU AI Act came fully into force – Europe’s response to the rapid development of artificial intelligence. The EU celebrates itself as the “first continent with comprehensive AI regulation.” But behind the headlines lurks a bureaucratic monster that stifles innovation while ignoring the real problems.
„Will there still be a need for humans?“ „For most things, no.“ — Bill Gates, 2025
The image of the devil infiltrating the world through data centers is merely a symbol of a far more complex and systemic conspiracy. It’s not just about ruthlessness, but about deeply ingrained mechanisms that shape the development and application of Artificial Intelligence. The illusion of neutrality serves as a sophisticated lever for expanding power—a tool to secure control and deepen societal fragmentation.
Since the hype around ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and others, artificial intelligence has become a household term. Marketing materials promise assistants that understand, learn, argue, write, and analyze. Startups label every other website as “AI-powered.” Billions of dollars change hands. Entire industries are built around the illusion.
