The Evolution of Propaganda: From Classical Philosophy to the Age of AGI

This article offers a penetrating study of the transformation of social influence mechanisms, tracing the path from Aristotle's classical conceptions of truth to the advanced neuropropaganda of the AGI era. The text deconstructs how contemporary technopoly replaces objective reality with narrative simulacra, systematically limiting individual autonomy. Readers will learn how algorithms and simulation bubbles shape collective trauma and why, in the age of technological singularity, the struggle for truth becomes a crucial ethical challenge. This analysis examines the end of classical ideology and the rise of the posthuman trapped in digital myths, offering a critical perspective on the future of free will in a world dominated by artificial intelligence and systematic deception.