This Technology Glossary is Oppositioner’s reference guide for today’s most abused and distorted tech vocabulary. Unlike mainstream glossaries, it does not praise Silicon Valley myths but reveals contradictions, fragile foundations, and political manipulation.
Why Technology Glossary matters
Mainstream media repeats buzzwords like “AI revolution” or “cloud disruption.” This Technology Glossary cuts through illusions and connects definitions with real consequences. Every entry links to critical investigations so readers can understand the true meaning behind tech jargon.
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AI in Campaigns — Artificial intelligence deployed in elections to manipulate voters, a dangerous precedent. Analysis here
Apple Investment — A corporate move presented as national progress but driven by self-interest. Full story
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Blockchain — Sold as liberation, but in politics often a tool for fragile diplomacy and speculative bubbles.
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Cloud Computing — Infrastructure dominated by tech giants, locking companies into monopolistic ecosystems.
Cybersecurity — A permanent state of fear, often exploited to justify surveillance.
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GPT-5 Leak — Revealed secrecy, manipulation, and the fragility of AI research. Read coverage
Government Stake in Tech — State infiltration of corporations disguised as partnership. US intel stake story
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Machine Learning — The fuel of AI hype, but often little more than pattern recognition.
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Robotics — Promised to replace labor but mainly marketed to inflate corporate valuations.
Role of Opposition in Tech — Journalism and critical voices exposing myths of digital utopias. Read more
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SaaS Investment — Risk capital flowing into cloud platforms, often inflated and unstable. Starian SaaS case
Starship Mission — A celebrated launch turned into propaganda spectacle. Full coverage
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Yotu.Pro — A construction-tech platform framed as innovation, yet exposing flaws of SaaS hype. Article here