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$6 million verdict. $18 billion settlement. $25 billion judgment. Build the machine they built. They optimised anyway

A live feed of AI screening rejections. The reasons contradict each other. Nobody notices. The log has no end

Try to leave. Just try. Every screen, every button, every guilt trip is a real tactic used by real platforms

Generate perfectly generic recruitment messages. Every message works. None of them mean anything

Generate predatory sales pages that prey on the desperate. Fake scarcity, fabricated testimonials. Every page converts. None of them deliver

Generate perfectly crafted, algorithmically optimised LinkedIn posts. Every post works. None of them matter

An AI hiring bias simulator. Watch a CV score drop as you change protected characteristics. Every system works. None of them are fair

Paste your CV. Watch it get screened. Watch it get rejected. Every candidate fails. The reasons contradict each other

Every banner works. None of them respect you. An interactive cookie consent simulator

You've seen the machine. The addiction factory, the ghost jobs, the screening bias, the targeting experiment. Now what?

AI hiring loops, pension age rises, vacancy suppression, and a social contract being rewritten without renegotiation

Every dystopia assumed a public that could see the same thing. That was the precondition for both the nightmare and the resistance

Found liable. Silenced the lawyers. Settled for $18 billion. Then $25 billion. They appeal everything. The mechanism changes. The pattern doesn't

I created a Facebook page and invited nobody. The algorithm delivered views anyway. If it targets a small business, imagine what it does to a child

A commentary on enshittification, information overload, clickbait culture, and the pollution of human and artificial intelligence