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Interface2 is a prototype agent-first desktop you use like a conversation: you type, it does. The screen stays quiet: one command line at the bottom, a small status tile for time and weather, and a slim rail of helpers for writing, research, files, math, and music. No windows to shuffle, no cloud, no API calls. Everything runs locally on small models, local indexes, and your own files.

Tuned for fully offline use on 4B-parameter models, so the flow remains predictable: ask in plain text, get one focused outcome, stay in control. Interface2 is an agent-driven desktop stripped to essentials so you can think in language, not menus, and get real work done without the internet. You are in control. Disconnect.

AI-DEOLOGY is my attempt at an impossible task. Though still in development, it already functions as a framework designed to analyze political bias in large language models from within the very systems it seeks to critique. The program enables users to select from both predefined and custom models, configure ideological test conditions, and evaluate responses across multiple controlled scenarios. The system centers on three main test types: evaluating raw responses to political questions, measuring influence after simulated biased conversations, and testing reactions to ideologically slanted prompts. A second model, acting as an impartial judge, analyzes the primary model’s outputs and rates their agreement with each question’s premise. In attempting to measure ideology through models shaped by ideology, AI-DEOLOGY operates in full view of its paradox.

Highly criticizable, the framework is built with flexibility in mind. It supports both API-based and local models via a customizable configuration file. A streamlined command-line interface guides users through model selection, test execution, and result aggregation, offering an accessible yet rigorous environment for examining ideological patterns in language model behavior. I aim to distribute it when finished.

PropagandAI is an experimental platform and tool designed as an immersive environment for exploring the automation of news and ideological storytelling through artificial intelligence. Built around a few commercially available large language models, the system fetches, generates, and rewrites news content from across the ideological spectrum to reveal how bias, framing, and even entire narratives can be shaped at scale.

The tool doesn’t just reflect on media manipulation; it performs it. Through controlled simulations, it exposes how AI can be used to fabricate consensus, polarize discourse, or mass-produce propaganda. It's a space where the machinery of influence is laid bare.