Jan Theuninck argues that AI is not only bureaucratic but also ideologically formative: it determines what we know, think, and even imagine. He warns that AI is not neutral—it shapes our perception of the world, and does so in a way that shuts us off from alternative ideas or critical reflection. This implies that technology influences not only our actions but also our thinking space. And this raises fundamental questions about freedom, consciousness, and the role of human autonomy in an increasingly algorithmically driven society.