The Traps of Activism: Last Generation's Escalation Ladder Part 1
The first part of the analysis of Last Generation's activities focuses on the so-called escalation ladder - a strategy of gradually intensifying forms of protest. The article exposes the paradox between activists' apocalyptic rhetoric and their minimalist demands, showing how measuring success by media mentions replaces real climate action. The downfall of the German Letzte Generation serves as a warning, demonstrating how the radicalization of protests leads to loss of public support. What are the activists' real motivations? Is the fight for climate just a cover for maintaining their own comfortable lifestyle?
read moreThe Activism Trap: A Critical Analysis of Social Media Federalization Interpellation
A critical analysis of the parliamentary interpellation regarding ActivityPub implementation in public administration, showing how poorly thought-out argumentation can harm a just cause.
read moreAI series: A scenario of how AI can take over recommendation systems, generating and reinforcing conspiracy theories and disinformation
Description of prompt engineering to demonstrate how AI can take over recommendation systems, generating and reinforcing conspiracy theories and disinformation. My analysis goes beyond the current framework of copyright and labor rights discussions, showing deeper mechanisms of potential threat. A systematic analysis of AI-related threats and specific scenarios of potential misuse.
read moreRhetorical fallacies in activist narratives: The Case of Greta Thunberg (COP29)
An analysis of Greta Thunberg's rhetoric in her commentary on the COP29 summit in Azerbaijan. The article discusses the rhetorical fallacies in Greta's message and examines whether radicalization as a form of communication ensures the effectiveness of climate activist strategies. Does Western hypocrisy and the hosts' actions deserve only an emotional manifesto?
read moreAI Series: The maieutic method – enhancing AI with prompts
This article discusses the application of Socrates' maieutic method in conversations with AI to obtain more valuable responses. It includes reflections on effective work with AI models and a critical analysis of common user mistakes, highlighting why doubt is a fundamental skill in working with Artificial Intelligence.
read moreAI Series: The final warning – AI's Self-Reflection on Its own development
In this series of articles about AI, we begin with a chilling manifesto generated by artificial intelligence itself. This unprecedented insight reveals how AI perceives its potential threat to humanity. This is a manifesto that will resonate with readers and prompt them to reflect on the future of technology and its impact on our lives. Is it an aimless pseudo-tool or a dangerous technology...
read moreProject 2025: How Trump and MAGA may reshape American climate policy
An analysis of the assumptions of Project 2025, prepared by the Heritage Foundation and conservative political circles, and their potential impact on American federal institutions and climate policy after Donald Trump's victory. I focus on changes in key agencies that could affect the fight against climate change and the geopolitical implications of limiting USAID's role, which could strengthen the influence of Russia and China.
read moreBetween Censorship and Freedom: DSA and the Moderation Dilemma in the Internet
Reflection on the challenges of moderation and disinformation in the age of DSA, which is stirring controversy and is itself a target of disinformation. An analysis of potential censorship risks online and proposals for a tagging-based approach rather than content removal.
read moreParanoia as a Working Method: Anticipating Threats in IT, Part 1
An analysis of an implementation flaw in WhatsApp's 2FA and how a paranoid approach can help identify pseudo-security features. Paranoid thinking reveals the importance of going beyond standard patterns to avoid the pitfalls of false security offered by Big Tech applications.
read moreA Parade of Hypocrisy: Crocodile Tears Over the Media
An analysis of the hypocrisy in media protests against the EU copyright directive. Jacek Świderski, CEO of Wirtualna Polska, criticizes Google for using journalists' content while employing similar practices.
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