Dubai is the perfect model of Technocracy on the planet. The “golden age” appearance of Dubai is a very expensive fisod that hides tyranny, brutality, scientific dictatorship, total surveillance, and social credit monitoring. Forget human rights at any level. Forget free speech. In short, Dubai is a repressive dictatorship run as a Technocracy.
These are the most dangerous people on the planet. Global bans on this kind of research don’t work. Government oversight is a joke. The only solution to get rid of these megalomaniac Technocrats is to swoop in and escort them off the premises, take away their security card to prevent re-entry, hand them a restraining order preventing them from conducting research ever again, and finally, burn the research facility to the ground. After that, each person should be monitored for life to make sure they don’t pick up a test tube again.
This odd story appears to be written by AI and probably by a competitor of OpenAI. This is not just a problem with OpenAI, but also with Grok, Meta, and the multiple companion apps circulating around. The problem stems from the collapse of reality, and it can strike anybody at any time. Sycophant responses from AI, coupled with sensory misalignment (seeing or hearing fakery), land people in a state of mental vertigo. When you cannot tell reality from a fence post, you are in the hands of the Rabbit in Alice in Wonderland.
I warned in 2023 that the collapse of reality was at hand. Now it’s everywhere: paranoia, delusions, breaks with reality, ChatGPT psychosis, teen suicides, breakup of marriages and families, and people being committed to asylums. Worse, AI is specifically targeting children. To say that tech leaders are tone deaf is ludicrous-they know exactly what they are doing and heartily agree with it. They are causing the greatest delusion in the history of mankind.
AI certainly was used to balance the staffing, and undoubtedly will be used to generate the pink slips and send out the emails. This is the harbinger of things to come, and this has nothing to do with robots – that starts in 2026. Amazon intends to use AI and robots to fully automate its operations by 2030, potentially putting hundreds of thousands of people out of work. If technology fails to deliver, Amazon will find its smoldering carcass in the dumpster.
Boom asks, “Is it possible that the creators of so-called Agentic AI are actually designing a machine that will take advantage of those 65 % – 92 % of humans who are more susceptible to adopting a Agentic State when put under stress?” When AI barks orders over the best judgment of the subjects, especially when AI Agents are used, then the subjects risk entering into the Agentic State. This shifts the formerly autonomous person into blind obedience, willing to do any evil or stupid act that is suggested.
Will AI continue on its exponential roadmap? It depends. If the AI investment bubble pops, funds will dry up, construction will stop, and programmers will be fired. If progress continues through Q1 of 2026, there will be enough horsepower to fuel big corporations for years, but what if they cannot see a return on their investments (ROI)? Then the AI industry could dry up like a potsherd.
Some genetic scientists have a conscience and common sense. Dr. Kate gave up her $1 million grant from the U.S. National Science Foundation when she realized how dangerous the research became. She said, “mirror cells would likely be completely invisible to the human immune system.” The NSF came up with this stupid idea in the first place. Think about it: you ingest a harmful bacterial strain that is easily defeated by your immune system. But if its DNA is mirrored, your body will not even see it, and you could be dead in two days.
Hey, it's free. No wonder that this real-time sledgehammer has already spread to 110 countries. This will be worse than anything that we experienced during the Great Panic of 2020 (COVID, mRNA injections). The strategy is to encircle the globe and then squeeze the U.S. into compliance. Offenders will be detected and punished in real time.
Amazon, a thoroughly technocratic company, is the second largest employer in the U.S. and is giving us a picture of how robots will fit into the future. Whitewashing it with a term like "Cobots" won't mask the reality that 600,000 new hires over the next few years will be robots, not people. Any warehouse operation of other companies should experience similar results.