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Dezinformacja nowym orężem wojennym – jak manipulacja społeczeństwami i opinią publiczną wpływa na losy wojny w Ukrainie?

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Chmielewska D.

Alcumena. Pismo Interdyscyplinarne

2023

nr 1(13)

59-67

The technological revolution and digital development have opened up new possibilities for communication and access to information. However, with these changes came the challenges of spreading fake news. Russia needed them to achieve its political goals, and Ukraine fought them to gain international support. The article shows the role and impact of disinformation on the Russian-Ukrainian war. It focuses on the problems of the lack of verification of sources, the spread of hatred and unfounded judgments that can change the fate of the war.

Porwać, przejąć, pokonać - jak internetowi giganci czerpią zyski z naszej aktywności w sieci? Refleksje na podstawie książki Shoshany Zuboff

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Chmielewska D.

Alcumena. Pismo Interdyscyplinarne

2021

nr 3(7)

5-12

The article introduces the reader to the „age of surveillance capitalism” by showing how Internet giants push users in specific directions by manipulating information and collecting data in order to get rich and gain power. The aim is to discuss this issue and show how human experience and preferences become a free raw material for corporations. The analysis includes a description of the threats to humanity and democracy and highlights the fact that the line between our free choice and manipulation is blurring, thus raising issues of security and sovereignty. The public does not realize that a displayed picture of dinner on Instagram is a certain data sold to business customers. This text is meant to make us reflect on our choices and behaviors and whether we still have the ability to return from where we are and, most importantly, whether we ourselves want that change.