Evidence and working analysis
Twenty dossiers connect technical systems to mental privacy, due process, visible governance, human agency, and public accountability.
Examines affective computing, engagement optimization, reinforcement learning, dark patterns, emotional inference, and the line between assistance, persuasion, manipulation, coercion, and abuse.
Separates demonstrated short-term persuasion and tool use from speculative long-horizon autonomy, documenting memory drift, goal decay, multi-agent coordination, and governance controls.
Evaluates profiling, microtargeting, adaptive messaging, and psychographic claims, emphasizing that persuasive efficacy is often overstated even while privacy and exploitation risks remain serious.
Explains industrialized synthetic text, imagery, audio, video, documents, and memes; reviews evidence of persuasion, real-world campaigns, provenance limits, and the liar’s dividend.
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