Is AI a Threat to “Destroy Humanity” or is the Real Threat Those Who Control the Technology?
A couple of weeks ago a 27-year-old AI researcher, Jacob Coxon, resigned from Anthropic stating that he was afraid that in about 10 years from now "AI will kill us all." He posted his remarks on X from a new account, and yet it went viral immediately, suggesting that it was a planned event. When it passed 120 million views, Elon Musk himself stated that he had never seen something like this before from "a new account with almost no prior activity.” This claim from a 27-year-old about the future of humanity then went viral and dominated the news stream for over a week. It prompted calls for legislation to control AI, and some of the largest AI Chat Bot producers stated that the development of AI should slow down, which both President Donald Trump and China President Xi rejected, as China called it "fear mongering." This story followed stories last month (August, 2026) that AI agents were "going rogue." As I have written for years now, AI needs two things to exist: electricity and the Internet. A shortage in power to generate electricity is the main thing holding back AI development right now, as communities all across the U.S. come together to fight back against new Data Center projects. And without the Internet, just how is AI going to kill off humanity? Clearly the threat of AI to humanity is the threat of the bad actors behind the scenes controlling the technology. Could we soon see a false flag event that is blamed on "rogue AI agents" that forces some kind of government intervention?





















