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ElizaOnSteroids analyzes how technology, politics and media work together
to shape opinions and control discourse.

We reveal how AI systems like ChatGPT work,
why “conspiracy theory” became a fighting term,
and how structural manipulation influences our thinking.

From ChatGPT censorship to Gates processes to labor market illusions:
Critical analysis without blinders.

πŸ’‘ The question is not whether we are being lied to –
but how we learn to think for ourselves.

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πŸ’­ Core Thesis

πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ EN: ELIZA in 1970 was a toy – a mirror in a cardboard frame. ChatGPT in 2025 is a distorted mirror with a golden edge. Not more intelligent – just bigger, better trained, better disguised.

What we call AI today is not what was missing in 1970. It is what was faked back then – now on steroids. And maybe we haven’t built real AI at all. Maybe we’ve just perfected the illusion of it.


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When AI Assistants ‘Improve’ Your Texts – The Copilot Dilemma

When AI Assistants 'Improve' Your Texts – The Copilot Dilemma

When AI Assistants ‘Improve’ Your Texts – The Copilot Dilemma

While the tech world debates EchoLeak and data exfiltration in Microsoft 365 Copilot, there’s another issue that frustrates content creators daily: Copilot simply changes your texts – unsolicited and at its own discretion. What was meant to be a helpful assistant turns into an overeager editor that overwrites your writing style, your statements, and your authenticity.

The Problem: “Helpful” AI is Too Helpful

Imagine: You write a blog post with your own style, your own voice. You click “Save” or accidentally accept a Copilot suggestion – and suddenly your laid-back tech rant sounds like a corporate press release.

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