Ideology, historical memory, and the role of AI in society

An analysis explores the dangerous impact of ideologies that justify violence and dehumanization. In Serbia, despite the conviction of Ratko Mladić for genocide in Srebrenica and crimes against humanity, there remain political efforts to glorify him as a national hero.

The discussion extends to Montenegro, noting the historical repression and attempts to suppress Montenegrin national and cultural identity following 1918. These actions are characterized as a form of cultural genocide and systematic assimilation.

In a separate philosophical reflection, the role of museums and artificial intelligence is examined within the context of modern totalitarianism. The text questions whether museums will serve as pillars of knowledge or merely as monuments to an idealized past in an era where technology and political manipulation shape reality.