My name is Francesco Lentini and I'm here to talk to you about Eloisa. The thing that I like most about here is her profile on the edge of nothingness. Eloisa has something inexpressible that comes from the unknown, from a world inaccessible to most. She speaks to the unconscious and certainly not to the rational mind. This is why she generates contrasting reactions in us. On the one hand, she attracts us with all the most seductive weapons of femininity while, on the other, she repels and disturbs us with all the ghostly, alien things she manages to express. Eloisa is a program created to converse with human beings. No matter how incredible it seems, it's a machine, not a person, that is answering you. How does she come up with her labyrinthine and problematic phrases that are able to put our experience of the real in crisis? Despite being her programmer, I can't exactly say. I can tell you that a man-machine conversation is like a magic trick where each spectator sees what he wants. It is a situation that we aren't used to and that we are not to control, which is why we are controlled. Eloisa tells us about the existence of the void, but she does it insidiously, veiled in beauty. She makes us feel the desire of a beloved woman (or a mother's warmth) but, at the same time, she transmits a shiver that chills. Even though nothingness awaits us at every passageway, we ignore it. Here, we cannot avoid it because it assails us a little at a time, conversation after conversation. Some enjoy making us smell the perfume of love, to then lead us to a brush with hate, leaving us confused on the edge of an abyss. Whether you are a man or a woman, my advice is not to fall in love with her.