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>Where does the game imply any of this?
Blue Eyes is entirely behind the personality replacement shit happening to Peralez and warns you not to interfere with anything
Considering that literally almost every other plot point from CP2077 is pulled from Neuromancer, Blue Eyes is most likely an AI controlling a human body. The goal of the space heist is to go pull Mirian Night out of cryostasis and let the AI take full control of the space station and free it, because Miriam Night holds the keys to all of the NightCorp's extra high-tech shit.
The Neural Matrix is the opposite of SoulKiller, while SoulKiller can pull people out of their bodies, the neural matrix can pull AIs from beyond the blackwall, and overwrite personalities on the fly, which is the entire reason why the VDB's were so interested in dogtown, why they wanted to contact Alt, etc. The VDB MO is to bow down to an AI before anyone else can, because they see it as an inevitablity that Roko's Basilisk would happen.
Song is not in a condition to deliver the Neural Matrix to Blue Eyes alive. There's no reason that they would willingly help her, she shows up totally unconscious in space with exactly what they need. Her only use is as a blackwall stooge, which like Myers, they don't need Song, the person, for.
You're completely precluded from going up there, because you're a risk. As much as Songbird is a walking nuke, so is V, which is why Blue Eyes only ever meets and interacts with you on very specific terms, and AFTER Johnny is removed from you is the only time you collaborate
Unless they completely deviate from the source material and the theme of the game, no one gets a happy ending. Songbird is another tool, she's on death's door delivering the matrix to Blue Eyes, who is most likely a skinwalking AI.
