My newest AI infographic depicts Europe's worsening energy crisis that just went "catasrophic" as Saudi Arabia announced the halting of all energy exports to Western Europe. Since the U.S. Navy already destroyed the Nord Stream pipelines, and the Strait of Hormuz is almost entirely non-functioning, now Western Europe has almost no remaining energy inflows. It's going to get vulgar.
What would happen if the U.S. government tried to shut down the internet for two weeks?
Economically, they know the devastation would be impossible to contain. Emergency services -- 911 dispatch, hospital networks, ambulance coordination -- rely on internet infrastructure. Transportation systems, from air traffic control to railway signaling to trucking logistics, would collapse. Food distribution would halt. Supply chains would disintegrate overnight.
Frankly, we wouldn't go back to the 1980s; we'd go back to the 1880s. Because as I've stated before, our society no longer functions offline. Every aspect of modern life -- banking, commerce, communication, education, healthcare -- depends on digital infrastructure. And it would all come toppling down with nothing in its place to pick up the pieces.
So if they pull the "internet kill switch" lever, kiss modern civilization good-bye.
I don't mind people having a rational discussion if they think AI is risky, but when we witness a coordinated, well-funded, AI doomerism psyop being rolled out, involving "sleeper cell" employees coordinating their resignations, a sudden massive mainstream media blitz, a new Netflix documentary, a new punitive law introduced, a rigged "AI escape" story about Hugging Face, bankrolled "boosted" social media posts, a flurry of sockpuppet influence accounts pushing a narrative, and other clearly engineered shenanigans taking place, THE WHOLE THING HAS ZERO CREDIBILITY.
It's a psyop, plain as day. And we even know why: It's to protect Anthropic's market valuation of nearly $8 billion while putting a bunch of woke digital Karens in charge of deciding what are "AI thought crimes."
