Evidence and working analysis

Research library

Twenty dossiers connect technical systems to mental privacy, due process, visible governance, human agency, and public accountability.

Human–AI dependenceDOCUMENTED + EMERGING

AI as Psychological Authority

Why fluent, personalized systems can become trusted interpreters of reality, moral advisors, companions, and identity validators—and how product incentives can turn reliance into authority displacement.

#AI authority #automation bias #sycophancy #dependency

Synthetic identityDOCUMENTED + EMERGING

Synthetic Persona Operations

Fabricated digital identities can impersonate experts, witnesses, activists, employees, or peers; this report covers trust formation, network behavior, detection, and false-positive risks.

#synthetic personas #identity #astroturfing #impersonation

AI censorship and visibilityDOCUMENTED + CONTESTED

The Invisible Editor

A taxonomy of removal, restriction, demotion, reframing, personalized invisibility, identity modification, and compelled conformity.

#algorithmic suppression #demotion #right to know #moderation

Evidence rule: these documents are research inputs and edited public syntheses. Current events, law, statistics, technical claims, and source availability must be checked against current primary or authoritative sources before high-stakes use.