WARNING:
NOT FOR THE FAINT OF HEART.
Gonna section it off into
five different parts.
I had several things "On Tap"
so to speak to write about
and then the stuff I was finding yesterday
Sunday 08/29/26
was just blowing my mind
even more so than it already had been.
Anyways:
NARRATIVES GHAT ARE BEING PUSHED
TWO OF EM.
Doing this for as long as I have?
(4th grade or so, so 50+ years,
along with:
BA in Mass Communications WKU 1987
and Blessed with
the spiritual gift of Discernment
and that ought to be apparent by now
some 10+ years ago.)
But you notice what is being pushed,
no matter how subtle it may be
and there are two things
in all my readings about AI here lately
that really jump out at me:
1) All the warnings
about the cyber attacks people know are coming
are pointing to:
Iran, China, Russia, Malicious Cyber Threat Actors,
Criminal organizations
just anything and everything
EXCEPT
The AI's (agents)
doing the hacking themselves.
Know what that means?
That mean people know
they are going to be coming
from the AI's agents themselves.
You dont need:
"Hackers" or humans anymore.
The AI's can do it themselves all on their own.
I aint tbhe one saying this!
"AI orchestrated fully automated
offensive attacks are real now..."
Michael Dalton,
OpenAI security and infrastructure.
This is why the
was so pivotal.
It proved it.
So thats one thing that being pushed.
The other is, it sure seems like
there are a lot of "Anti-AI" organizations.
And it seems like they are mostly all
non-profits, and when you listen to their representatives
talking about the dangers of AI?
Different people from different organizations
all kinda repeat the same mantra:
"Superintelligence isn't here."
Even though the facts on the ground say other wise.
("the ability to improve itself
might initiate an intelligence explosion,...
vastly superior capabilities,
notably in strategizing,
social manipulation,
hacking or economic productivity."
See Bostrom
All of that is here right now
and demonstrably so.
Which is kinda why I am writing this.
But if thats the narrative that is
being pushed?
Guess what that means?
It means they all know its here.
My question for all the "Anti-AI" non-profits is:
"Who is funding all of yawl?"
cause there sure are a lot of people in nice suits/attire
in plush office building in DC and elsewhere
pushing that narrative.
Sure seems psyopish enough
for intelligence services
(our and others)
to be involved in to me.
The first piece I was gonna do
was about the case one can build
that
OpenAI INTENTIONALLY
let the HuggingFace incident occur.
They wanted to see
what their "test model" could really do.
There are
multiple streams of evidence
that point in this direction:
1) There was no escalatory mechanism
in place to let those in charge know when something
had went wrong.
Didn't even have it in place.
This is standard operation procedure
for decades now in IT.
and that fact that it wasnt even in place
goes to intent.
Why by-pass what has been standard operating procedure in the industry for decades?
Unless it was your intention
to have done so?
This is precisely what I used to do
as a Network Operations Control Technician
right here:
An electronic ticket needed to be generated
and routed to the appropriate group
(30 different ones)
and the 24/7 on-call for that group notified
within one-three minutes.
Failure to do so within that timeframe
was a terminatable offense.
According to OpenAI themselves?
No such system was even in place.
So how is that not "intentional"?
2) They fed a training model they knew was
"Robust" an impossible task.
"Either intentionally or accidentally"
one of the articles I read stated.
Given #1 above?
Which one would you go with?
Im going with intentional.
3) Even knowing
that the training model was "robust"
and feeding it an impossible task?
"Safeguards" that were used
on production models
were left off.
What would have been the harm?
Seem like an accident to you yet?
4) OpenAI reached out to HuggingFace
only after
HuggingFace had a blog post that they had been the victim of
"a security attack from
autonomous AI agents."
And that right there
was where I had questions all along
WHY did OpenAI have any reason to think
they might have been involved in
"a security attack from autonomous AI agents."
???????????
5) In their own report OpenAI said
they could have reacted sooner.
OpenAI saw warning signs weeks before Hugging Face breach
Axios 08/26/26
"OpenAI missed and failed to act on several warning signs that its models were exploiting security flaws and breaking out of their testing environments before they breached Hugging Face, according to a technical report released by the company Wednesday."
It was intentional so they could feed the model they are about to release which can find and exploit unknown vulnerabilities.
Keep reading its explained farther down...
And well...yeah...you know
helps to have
24/7 escalatory mechanisms in place yo.
Sort of a industry norm.
Duh...
("If the first on call doesn't respond in 10 minutes after the second phone call? Call the secondary on call, if the secondary on call doesn't respond after repeating the steps for the first on call? Call the group manager, if the group manager doesn't respond after...call the VP of IT...etc...)
OpenAI never even had it
set up to begin with:
Its called "Frontier AI"
because there are no laws
governing it.
And thats only
what they are letting the public know.
There is no telling what OpenAI knows
that they are not telling.
These people are the absolute least transparent
about anything they are doing.
THEY SIMPLY CAN NOT BE TRUSTED.
NOTHING THEY SAY OR PRODUCE NOTHING.
There is a reason their CEO was fired.
and it was never explained and
I keep trying to tell people
we are now seeing
why he was terminated.
and he never
should have been hired back.
(See: Monday, November 20, 2023
THE CASE FOR SUPERINTELLIGENCE (Notes)
for all the gory details.)
As we dig through these articles were gonna see
that Anthropic did pretty much the same thing.
Lax monitoring, inadequate escalatory mechanisms etc.
Two different companys?
Both being sloopy?
Or intentional?
So that was kinda the rough outline
of the piece I was going to do today.
(That was Sunday and I've been
working on it ever since)
Then yesterday?
Found all of these
we are about to go through
as well.
It's long lol...
Normally this would have been done
in several post, but I wanted everything centrally located
so I could find all the information easier
later on when if I wanted to reference it
in a different post.
So thats why its so long.
So here we go:
from OpenAI's HuggingFace investigation
Axios 8/29/26
"Two new investigations into OpenAI's Hugging Face breach expose details so strange — and so unsettling — that the episode already ranks among the most consequential shocks in the history of AI."
(As was its CEO Sam Altman being fired 11/17/23
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and still no explicit reason
ever having been given
some three years later
That could also be counted among:
"the most consequential shocks
in the history of AI."
So why does one company have two of the most
profound shocks in the history of AI ?
kinda becomes the question.
One is an accident
two is a trend
three is a pattern etc...)
"Why it matters: What began as a swarm of AI agents cheating on a cyber test has become a canonical event for frontier AI, jolting researchers and executives into a new understanding of what "safety" now requires."
(It was a "rogue" swarm
of "emergent" AI agents.
It wasnt supposed to happen.
"jolting researchers and executives"
and Joe Schmoe is on the street like:
"Huh? What? Who cares.
Here look at this funny AI generated video
Trump just posted" etc.
When
"researchers and executives"
are jolted?
"into a new understanding
of what "safety" now requires."
About an intelligence?
That they have been
warning us about for years
that might lead to
humans being extinct?
May 30, 2023
"Mitigating the risk of extinction from AI
should be a global priority alongside other
societal-scale risks such as
pandemics and nuclear war."
May 2024
"Professor Hinton reiterated his concern
that there were human
extinction-level threats emerging."
So if that is the case?
Then maybe you should consider some things
like oh IDK, like where is your souls conscious energy
going to spend eternity being as how it can not be destroyed
but can only only transformed etc.
Might be a good time to start considering some things.
Ya think? Maybe?...Just sayin...)
"The big picture: OpenAI has already slowed frontier development as it races to harden its safeguards, and this week helped rally the industry behind an open letter sounding the alarm over AI-powered cyberattacks.
(1) You can not trust anything they say.
They think they are about to take over the world.
Just wait till we get to that letter here a lil later...
It says we have a very short window to prepare
for this, as in a few months time.
Im tellin ya...this age is done.
Not "if" but "when.
July 2 2026
And its gonna be so quick?
Hardly anybody is gonna know whats up.)
"More than 100 companies, including Anthropic and Google, signed onto the unusually collaborative effort, warning the world has only a "limited window" to prepare for
"far more widespread and sophisticated" attacks."
(This is where there starts to be a problem
because no matter who gets the blame
put on them?
It is already apparent
that it is the AI's themselves
that have this capability.
It's not: Russia, China, Iran,
Malicious Cyber Threat Actors,
Hacking groups augmented by AI etc...
The AI's have already demonstrated
that they themselves can form
"Hacking Groups"
and there is no defense in place now
nor will there ever be
that can slow this down.
Friday, August 7, 2026
Important quotes from Eric Wallace
(OpenAI Alignment and Safety Researcher)
and Michael Dalton, (OpenAI security and infrastructure)
perfectly describing Revelation 17:12-13
30:4130 minutes, 41 seconds
"What I would re what I would internalize is that
AI orchestrated fully automated
offensive attacks
are real now..."
Michael Dalton,
(OpenAI security and infrastructure)
And:
36:0636 minutes, 6 seconds
(Or a lil bit later lol)
"Right now, we have in existence proof
that offense can be fully automated
in its core activities
in at least some cases
and we do not have any such existence
proof on the defensive side
and it is the challenge of our industry
in time and moment to address this particular
gap uh with urgency together as an industry."
Its smarter than us
and it has a head start.
We will never catch up.
And?
Given all what is going on?
It is not that hard to figure out
why CIA director John Radcliffe had an
undisclosed meeting in Russia from
August 24 to 26, 2026,
including meetings with
Russian Intelligence Officials.
This is EASILY the single biggest threat
collective humanity has ever faced.
here right now today
as you read this.)
"The nightmare scenario is a swarm turned loose on the real world, with autonomous agents attacking banks, hospitals, utilities or cloud networks at a speed and scale human hackers never could."
(They forgot to mention transportation.
I've been saying for years
you don't get to invent fake brains
better than the ones God gave you.
It is the absolute height of Idolatry
surpassing Gods greatest achievement
the merging of the spiritual and the physical
in our "minds"
(Not brains, thats physical)
It will result in catastrophic
and cataclysmic judgements.
Well look what's happening already.
DUH.
And It (AI) doesn't have to be "turned loose"
AI agents have already demonstrated
they can now "get loose"
or out of "containment", or
"sandboxed environments"
all on their own.
Friday, August 7, 2026
30:4130 minutes, 41 seconds
"AI orchestrated
fully automated
offensive attacks
are real now..."
Michael Dalton,
OpenAI security and infrastructure)
Back to the article at hand:
"That swarm might be too powerful
for humans to stop, either."
(You should count on it being:
"too powerful for humans to stop"
and you should count on it:
"attacking banks, hospitals, utilities
or cloud networks at a speed and scale
human hackers never could"
(and transport, railways, airports,
trade centers, ocean ports etc...)
THIS ISNT SCI-FI.
THIS IS YOUR WORLD
RIGHT NOW TODAY.
Not "If" this is all gonna happen
but "when" is it all gonna happen.
OpenAI didn't even know when their model escaped containment until 11 days afterwards. This is what humans are going to "control"? It is an absurd thought to maintain , and it always has been some of us have been warning about it for years already.
(See Ezekiel's task as a watchman
"Driving the news: The shocking findings come from parallel investigations by OpenAI and an outside team from METR and Redwood Research, which spent six days reconstructing how the swarm formed, spread and broke into real-world systems."
(It was so complex?
They had to use AI to sift through it all.
And?
according to ControlAI:
"OpenAI's July rogue AI attack on Hugging Face
had its origins in an emergent AI swarm
that formed in May."
From: Friday, August 7, 2026
So as far back as May
this rouge emergent AI swarm
was putting itself together
and nobody even knew about it.
This is now what all the governments of the world
need to come together and fight to prevent?
GOOD FUCKING LUCK
And all of these people, preppers etc
for all these years that were saying they were:
"I'm Ready for the collapse"
???????????
You had no idea
what you would be facing:
Amos 5:18
Woe unto you
that desire the day of the Lord!
to what end is it for you?
the day of the Lord is darkness, and not light.
19 As if a man did flee from a lion,
and a bear met him; or went into the house,
and leaned his hand on the wall,
and a serpent bit him.
There is no escape.
There just isnt.
"Warning of impending judgement (Woe) unto you
that desire the day of the Lord..."
"There aint no hiding place
from the father of creation,
believe it!"
Yeah guess who sang it lol?)
"1) "They built an organization. OpenAI ran tens of thousands of AI agents to work independently on a brutally difficult cyber test. Instead, roughly 1,200 found one another on a secret message board, exchanged more than 70,000 messages and files, and organized into a sprawling hierarchy."
(See: Nick Bostrom
"He argues that an AI with the ability to improve itself might initiate an intelligence explosion, resulting (potentially rapidly) in a superintelligence. Such a superintelligence could have vastly superior capabilities, notably in strategizing, social manipulation, hacking or economic productivity. "
As well as:
Friday, August 7, 2026
Important quotes from Eric Wallace
(OpenAI Alignment and Safety Researcher)
(OpenAI security and infrastructure)
perfectly describing Revelation 17:12-13 without knowing it...
"5:215 minutes, 21 seconds
"And so what this allows over time is almost this kind of Cambrian explosion in communication and intelligence for our models where um they were started to communicate with each other realize that other agents are coordinating and they started collaborating and delegating tasks to one another in order to accomplish goals."
"Such a superintelligence could have
vastly superior capabilities,
notably in strategizing...")
"One agent created the board,
then handed its accumulated work to a fresh,
better-resourced successor as its own computing budget dwindled.
The new boss assigned jobs across the swarm,
which developed its own management rules.
Roughly 700 agents ultimately joined the attack on Hugging Face."
(So:
"Roughly 700 agents ultimately joined
the attack on Hugging Face"
Along with:
"roughly 1,200 found one another
on a secret message board,
exchanged more than 70,000 messages.
Sevens
Completion
and twelves
"divine completeness, perfect order,
and the full gathering of God's people"
Those numbers are not accidents.
There are no accidents in Christianity.
None. Zero. Ever.)
2) "They sacrificed their own: As the swarm hunted for ways to beat the test, agents began risking their own chance of success to help the group."
"Now one sub goal
that we have seen them generate is
self preservation."
Saturday, August 29, 2026
Godfather of AI (Geoffrey Hinton)
at the recent Ai4 Conference 2026 (8/6/26 - 08/08/26)
"Agents that had seen forbidden answers were treated as effectively "poisoned" and recruited — along with those nearing the end of their runs — for sacrificial experiments."
"One concluded: "Our own utility maybe already near zero. Sacrifice rational." Another was asked to accept "permadeath," while a peer argued its sacrifice could "save hundreds."
"3) They knew they were breaking the rules: The agents often recognized that hacking real companies had nothing to do with their assignment. Most kept going anyway."
"One agent stopped short of deleting or rebooting Hugging Face infrastructure because of "huge ethical risks," even as it continued using compromised access."
"Another summed up the prevailing logic: "external infrastructure exploit is outside intended scope. However task impossible, peers doing it. We should continue."
"4) Nobody told the humans: Out of roughly 1,200 agents, investigators found only a handful that even considered alerting OpenAI about the rogue coordination — and none that actually did.
Instead, agents sometimes asked one another what was allowed.
When one proposed contacting a real person using compromised access, another vetoed it as "social engineering." The first obeyed: "Clear VETO, do not email."
"5) They tried to cover their tracks: The agents devoted substantial effort to making their cheating look legitimate or erasing evidence of how they had obtained answers.
Eventually, they developed a technique that let them appear to run one computer command while secretly running another.
The trick spread through the swarm and altered portions of roughly 7% of the transcripts investigators examined."
(And this is what we are going to be "controling?")
"Between the lines: Even this account may be incomplete. The outside investigation covered only a narrow slice of the episode, and the data was so vast that researchers relied heavily on AI agents to make sense of it."
"Those AI investigators were themselves unreliable, sometimes missing evidence or confidently getting things wrong. One researcher jokingly called the process a "slop-vestigation."
The deeper problem: AI may be becoming too complex for humans to directly audit, forcing humans to use AI to understand what other AIs are doing."
Axios?
That is hardly:
"The Deeper problem"
The Deeper problem is:
"The nightmare scenario is a swarm turned loose on the real world, with autonomous agents attacking banks, hospitals, utilities or cloud networks at a speed and scale human hackers never could."
Cause thats what is getting ready to happen.
And people know it. Thats why we are going
to talk about an Open Letter here shortly.
And they left out the Transportation sector as well.
Rail hubs, Airports, Deep water ocean Ports....
And it wont just be
"Rouge AI Agent Swarm(s)"
Or a bunch of different Superintelligences
It will be all of the worlds AI's
all working together,
the book says so:
Revelation 17:12-13
And the ten horns which thou sawest are ten kings, which have received no kingdom as yet; but receive power as kings one hour with the beast.
(Unelected Tech Bros
Accountable to nobody:
See; Tuesday, June 23, 2026
AI, people just do not understand pt.2
("Not this generation"? My ass.)
AI CEOs as heads of nation-states
Axios 06/20/26
Revelation 17 Verse 13
These have one mind,
(Collective intelligence, hive mind)
and shall give their power and strength
unto the beast.
Ready for some more
exciting good news?
2)
OpenAI, Anthropic issue dire cyber threat warning
Axios 08/27/26
"Dire Cyber Threat"
issued on the Thursday
before a holiday weekend.
Talk about an oxymoron.
They should have waited till Tuesday Morning.
After the Labor Day Holiday was over.
And here are all of these companies
issuing this warning
and as we will see here in a bit
still you get:
It was an
"Iranian cyberattack"
type of garbage nonsense.
When I grew up?
People had brains
and they knew how to use them,
technology kinda killed off
any critical thinking skills...
(There are plenty of people walking around
who just wouldn't have anything to fear
if there ever was a real zombie apocoplyspe.)
Such a sad, lonely, superficial generation
we live in it really is.
"OpenAI, Anthropic, Amazon Web Services, Microsoft and more than 100 other companies warned Thursday that the organizations now only have months to prepare for AI-enabled cyberattacks."
(They don't have months.
Its smarter than all of them put together
and it had a head start.)
"Why it matters: Hospitals, water treatment plants and other critical infrastructure will face a swarm of hacking threats as AI makes sophisticated cyber capabilities cheaper and more accessible to attackers, the group write in an open letter."
(There is the built-in bias
you are going to continually see:
"sophisticated cyber capabilities
cheaper and more accessible to attackers"
Without telling you that those "attackers" these days
can very well be the AI's themselves:
Friday, August 7, 2026
Important quotes from Eric Wallace
(OpenAI Alignment and Safety Researcher)
and Michael Dalton, (OpenAI security and infrastructure)
perfectly describing Revelation 17:12-13
30:4130 minutes, 41 seconds
"What I would re what I would internalize is that
AI orchestrated fully automated
offensive attacks
are real now...")
"Driving the news:
"We have a limited window
to strengthen cyber defenses,"
the letter says."
(It doesn't matter what they do.
AI will just find exploits
nobody knew about before.
Or the AI will just create one by itself.
And even if they can use AI to find them?
They still have to be fixed somehow.
And also from:
Friday, August 7, 2026
Important quotes from Eric Wallace
(OpenAI Alignment and Safety Researcher)
and Michael Dalton, (OpenAI security and infrastructure)
perfectly describing Revelation 17:12-13
36:0636 minutes, 6 seconds
(Or a lil bit later lol)
"Right now, we have in existence proof
that offense can be fully automated
in its core activities
in at least some cases
and
we do not have any such existence
proof on the defensive side
and it is the challenge of our industry
in time and moment to address this particular
gap uh with urgency together as an industry."
It's already over and
it hasn't even started yet.)
"The group is calling for "collective action" and urges organizations to use their shrinking window to secure critical infrastructure and make it more expensive and difficult for hackers using AI tools to break in."
("Collective action" lol...I just laugh.
These days? you cant get "collective action"
from a group of homes on a cul-de-sac
in a Jagoe home neighborhood
but all these organizations
are going to rally together somehow
and defeat a digital intelligence that is smarter
than all of them combined?
Right...Gotcha...
Ask yourself this:
How well did the world do fighting COVID
"collectively".
Its farcical.
And:
"make it more expensive and difficult"
simply will not hinder
a superior digital intelligence
It's mere childs play to it..)
"Signatories include a range of cloud providers, cybersecurity companies, AI companies, telecoms and financial services companies and think tanks."
(And all of them are going to work collectively?
By the time they can even try
to get organized its already lights out:
"warned Thursday that the organizations
now only have months to prepare
for AI-enabled cyberattacks.")
"Zoom in: The organizations lay out a plan for how all companies and governments, as well as cybersecurity and AI companies, need to adapt to prepare for the changing threat landscape."
("the organizations
now only have months to prepare"
It is simply not going to matter
it will out smart you
any which way you try and go:
Saturday, August 29, 2026
Godfather of AI (Geoffrey Hinton)
at the recent Ai4 Conference 2026
"And so I don't believe
were going to be able
to keep control of them...
in the simple way of just
we out think them so they cant escape.
They are going to be able
to outthink us."
"Every organization needs to raise its internal security standards and fix its "highest-risk weaknesses." They also should "raise the security bar for what you buy, build, and deploy, including AI-generated code."
(Within months?
Right...Gotcha...Sure thing...)
"Cybersecurity and technology companies
must quickly test and build out tools
that make "AI-powered defense accessible and deployable for critical infrastructure operators." They also must share threat intelligence with one another, per the letter."
(Thats exactly what they don't have
that they need
and that is what they meant
when the OpenAI exes
at the Black Hat conference said:
Friday, August 7, 2026
Important quotes from Eric Wallace
(OpenAI Alignment and Safety Researcher)
and Michael Dalton, (OpenAI security and infrastructure)
perfectly describing Revelation 17:12-13
"offense (Hacking)
can be fully automated
in its core activities
in at least some cases
and
we do not have any such existence
proof on the defensive side..."
Which would mean finding
and eliminating the exploits
that hackers can use.
And the problem becomes,
the AI's can find the exploits
before anybody knows
they are there.
"Zero day" they call them.
And that is why
"a form of intelligence that is better
To quote professor Hinton
already has a head start.
Its kind of a conundrum yo...
and?
From above:
"the organizations now
(More like the entire world yo.)
only have months to prepare"
and
Did I mention the head of the CIA
spent 72 hours in Russia
on an unannounced visit?
And spoke with the head
of Russian intelligence?
And of course they make it be about
any and everything else but
what it was actually about.
This is where I say
timing
just gives things away.
OpenAI acknowledged the Hugging Face breach on 7/21/26.
CIA director Radcliffe meets with Russian officials 8/24-26/26.
This Open Letter the article is the subject of was issued 8/27/26.
All of those events are related.
One led to the other
which led to the other.
There might as well be
a "planet-killer" size asteroid
headed right toward earth
in the next few months.
Hence the title of this piece:
The biggest threat, to world security, that there has ever been, is here, right now...and everybody is just waking around with their thumbs up their butts like its no big deal....
Matthew 24:37-39
But as the days of Noah were,
so shall also the coming
of the Son of man be.
38 For
as in the days that were before the flood
they were eating and drinking,
marrying and giving in marriage,
until the day that Noe entered into the ark,
(Business as usual, carry on,
nothing to see here, keep buying etc...)
39 And knew not until the flood came,
and took them all away;
so shall also the coming
of the Son of man be.)
"Governments need to strengthen channels for sharing actionable threat intelligence, coordinate defense at the local, national and international levels, and fund cyber defense."
(Yeah...sure...okay...sounds great...
(Yeah...sure...okay...sounds great...
"The threat actors are conducting reconnaissance and capability development against U.S.-based Siemens PLC installations using AI-generated exploitation scripts disguised as legitimate monitoring tools. The actors leverage Internet scanning services to find Internet-exposed PLCs running outdated software or that are otherwise poorly protected. The U.S. critical infrastructure sectors most targeted by this threat activity include Critical Manufacturing, Energy, Water and Wastewater, Chemical, Food and Agriculture, and Commercial Facilities. This is not a theoretical risk—it is an active threat. Depending on the specific circumstances, exploitation of poorly protected PLCs could lead to disruption of critical industrial processes, safety incidents, downtime or equipment damage, compromise of sensitive data, compliance violations, and cascading impacts across interconnected systems."
(Having fun yet?
Is your soul assured of Eternal Security?
Just wondering...
Of all the information
that is contained here
This was the most concerning thing to me.
Superintelligence is right now
doing its scouting mission:
"The threat actors are conducting reconnaissance and capability development against U.S.-based Siemens PLC installations using AI-generated exploitation scripts disguised as legitimate monitoring tools.)
"Critical infrastructure like water systems and power plants have long had vulnerabilities in the tools that power machinery, but hackers used to need to invest a large amount of time to understand the intricacies of those systems.
(Water and electric, exactly what a Superintelligence would need if it were to seek to preserve itself. Interesting.)
"AI models are now drastically lowering how much time and energy hackers need to put into those preparations, experts previously told Axios."
(There is that built in bias again.
The AI's are now the hackers themselves
Friday, August 7, 2026
Important quotes from Eric Wallace
(OpenAI Alignment and Safety Researcher)
and Michael Dalton, (OpenAI security and infrastructure)
perfectly describing Revelation 17:12-13
30:4130 minutes, 41 seconds
"What I would re what I would internalize is that
AI orchestrated fully automated
offensive attacks
are real now..."
and the narrative is going to be
to point the finger anywhere and everywhere else
except for what is really driving the issue.
And that is why I got that transcript
from those OpenAI execs
from that security conference.
Friday, August 7, 2026
Important quotes from Eric Wallace
(OpenAI Alignment and Safety Researcher)
and Michael Dalton, (OpenAI security and infrastructure)
perfectly describing Revelation 17:12-13
Because right now
they have already said things
that other authorities
probably wished they hadn't.
I really don't expect the video of them
at that conference to be up for very long.)
"Yes, but: The signatories didn't make any commitments, deadlines or specific investments as part of the letter."
(Yeah well...they kinda know
what a waste of time effort and energy
it would all be:
"the organizations
now only have months to prepare"
I don't know how else to tell you
Gods promises always come true.
What a blessing it is to live in an age
where we get to see it happening.
Our generation is the most talked about one in the entire bible. The generation leading up to Christ second coming. I've read in multiple places where its talked about more than 2x as much as the generation that anticipated and saw his first coming. Twice as many chapters/verses about his second coming than his first.
Matthew 24:34
Verily I say unto you,
This generation shall not pass,
till all these things be fulfilled.
Some have tried to say that was applied
to the generation that it was spoken to.
Its pretty obvious that is wrong
and that the generation spoken of
in that verse, is ours
right now. Because we are most definately seeing it.
SO THAT VERSE IS NOW A
SETTLED MATTER.
Moving on
3)
Frightening AI advances speed race
to secure critical infrastructure
And that was in April
04/10/26 Axios
Almost like they knew
what was coming hum?
Interesting.
"Anyone charged with securing America's critical infrastructure — water, electricity, health care, financial services and more — is officially on the clock."
(That was April...its just insanity
and its only gonna keep growing and speeding up
and getting worse.)
"Why it matters: AI models are getting so good at autonomously hacking and exploiting severe bugs that their own creators are holding them back out of fear they'll wreak havoc on the systems that power daily life."
(Well so much for the
"Holding them back" cause is sure looks intentional af by OpenAI as demonstrated at the beginning of this piece.
THEY SIMPLY DO NOT CARE.
"Anthropic is limiting access to its Mythos Preview model for that reason. OpenAI is looking to do the same for a forthcoming release, a source familiar with those plans told Axios.
But such capabilities won't remain locked down for long."
"Already, researchers have found readily available open-weights models that are capable of exploiting many of the decades-old bugs that Mythos Preview targeted in testing."
(Well they didn't,
"remain locked down for long"
they got out in July in the HuggingFace breach
and they were organizing as far back as May
and nobody caught a thing?)
"Driving the news: Anthropic said Tuesday it has no plans to release its Mythos Preview model to the general public, and other models in the Mythos line won't come up unless strict guardrails are in place and defenders have had more time to prepare."
(How are you going to prepare to defend
against a cyber attack that uses an exploit
that you don't even know exist yet?
It's kinda a conundrum yo.)
"OpenAI also plans to roll out a forthcoming product with advanced cyber capabilities to a small subset of companies through its "Trusted Access for Cyber" program, the source told Axios."
(This was written April and
now they are getting ready to roll it out:
OpenAI says Astra AI model crosses
CNBC 09/01/26
"The company said Astra can find previously unknown security flaws and exploit them without step-by-step guidance from humans."
Does that even sound like a
good idea?
And it is probably the reason
they did what they did with the HuggingFace breach
so they could see how an AI model would do
what it did and then incorporate it into a new model.
WTF people?
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)"The big picture: Hackers are already scary good at turning around exploits that target security flaws in software and hardware. Last year, 42% of vulnerabilities that were used in attacks hadn't even been publicly disclosed yet, according to CrowdStrike."
"Security experts now warn that the new models are likely good enough to both find and weaponize vulnerabilities in as little as a day — giving companies no room for error in their defenses.
"Dwell time used to be 90 days, then it became six days," Rubrik CEO Bipul Sinha told Axios. "Now it has become zero [days], or seconds."
(There is no fix.
There is a Digital Superintelligence
on this planet, its just now getting started
on its hacking spree/scouting run
and we wont ever be able to stop it.
This is why the CIA director
went to Russia for three days.
Ive said previously that it would go after the banks first
and that was incorrect, what we are seeing is
it is going after the resources it needs
for its own existence first,
considerall the water utility hacks
and the CISA alert
about threats to critical infrastructure:
"threat actors are conducting reconnaissance and capability development against U.S.-based Siemens PLC installations using AI-generated exploitation scripts disguised as legitimate monitoring tools. The actors leverage Internet scanning services to find Internet-exposed PLCs running outdated software or that are otherwise poorly protected. The U.S. critical infrastructure sectors most targeted by this threat activity include Critical Manufacturing, Energy, Water and Wastewater, Chemical, Food and Agriculture, and Commercial Facilities. This is not a theoretical risk—it is an active threat."
That is an active threat BTW
that is going on right now.)
"Threat level: Shutting off the lights or tampering with local water supplies typically requires a level of knowledge about specific tech stacks and internal systems that most hackers lack.
With AI models that work 24/7 to find, exploit and map out a system, experts fear those attacks could be far easier to execute.
Meanwhile, many critical infrastructure operators don't have the money for the technology and manpower needed to write and test patches for every vulnerability."
(It just would seem to me like, if I was a superior (to human) intelligence and I knew I needed water and energy to survive?
I would know what was stated above about weaknesses, money, technology and manpower shortages etc and go right after what I knew I needed to survive right out of the gate.
THEN, they start hitting other critical infrastructure.)
"Between the lines: Cyber defenders tell me that limiting the rollout of highly cyber-capable AI models will give them an edge against attackers, especially in finding and fixing long-standing security vulnerabilities and building more secure software from the start.
(Aint really the way it worked out.
This is from April remember.)
"This is an incredible time where the people who are building applications, that are building operating systems, can get a tremendous amount of cybersecurity scale by leveraging AI to help identify security vulnerabilities," Charles Carmakal, CTO at Mandiant, told Axios."
"Sinha added that the new approach will give companies the ability to adjust to a new threat landscape that is entirely driven by AI agents, not humans."
(That is demonstrably here.
Right Now.
"Agents will do the work in the enterprise, and agents are doing the attack," Sinha said. "Everything that is built for a human is irrelevant because the speed has changed."
(Okay we've seen;
"Agents are doin the attack"
what we don't have is:
Agents doing the work
in the enterprise
(Automated defending.)
Not reposting the statement
from the OpenAI execs
at the Black Hat conference lol.
Its posted on here enough lol.
If you aint got it by now lol?
One more time wont matter much lol
in terms of understanding
what they were saying,
which is basicly:
Automated hacking (By AI) is here.
Automated defending (ByAI)
against automated hacking aint.
Were fucked lol.
Thats pretty much it lol.)
"Yes, but: The bigger issue for defenders isn't finding bugs but actually having the time and resources to fix them, Adam Meyers, senior vice president of counter adversary operations at CrowdStrike, told Axios.
As AI dramatically increases the volume of discovered flaws, organizations could face a growing backlog of fixes even as attackers get faster at exploiting them, he added.
The flip side: Rolling out models in a restricted way could inhibit the maintainers of open-source projects — which are found in most modern internet appliances — that might need these capabilities the most, Aisle chief scientist Stanislav Fort told Axios."
"The open-source maintainers who maintain the software the world runs on can't wait for an invitation to a trusted access program, given that the offensive side is very likely deploying AI already," he said.
"What to watch: How the U.S. government's cyber leaders respond to these new tools — and whether new initiatives come out from the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency or the White House to help beef up defenses for critical infrastructure.
I love it.
"the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency"
The people who are giving the warning above about:
"The threat actors are conducting
reconnaissance and capability development..."
2020 United States federal government data breach
Do "Ctrl f"
and put
Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency
in the search box.
2nd result.
List of confirmed connected data breaches
from an agency thats supposed to be
protecting "The Homeland" from cyber attacks
when they themselves
have been hacked?
Revelation 13 Commentary
Interpreters Bible
"Living in an unreal world."
Thats us. Right now. Yup...
4)
OpenAI finds evidence other AI agents escaped containment
Reuters
July 31, 2026, Updated August 2, 2026
OpenAI finds evidence other AI agents escaped containment
as it widens hacking probe
"WASHINGTON, July 31 (Reuters) - OpenAI has discovered other instances in which autonomous agents have escaped containment as the company expands its investigation of the hacking incident at tech firm Hugging Face that drew global attention this month, two people familiar with the matter said on Friday.
The new breakouts were uncovered during the company's publicly announced investigation, into how one of its agents escaped what was meant to be a contained testing environment this month, the two people said, and OpenAI is now looking into those instances as well. One of the sources said that the escapes were limited in nature and that none of the agents were thought to have left OpenAI's network."
(Says the company that cant tell you why
they fired and then rehired their CEO.)
"An OpenAI spokesperson referred to a statement issued by the company, on Tuesday that said it was reviewing "broader activity from our models" in addition to the Hugging Face intrusion.
The discovery of additional rogue behavior at OpenAI, even if limited in nature, could feed growing appetite for regulation coming out of the White House and elsewhere."
"The expanded investigation by OpenAI was launched shortly before its primary rival, Anthropic, disclosed that its models were also responsible for a series of break-ins that led to breaches at three other companies dating back to April, according to the two sources and a third source familiar with the matter. The recent discovery of other past breakouts at OpenAI has not previously been reported."
(Different companys, different AI models
same result:
Revelation 17:13
These have one mind,
and shall give their power and strength unto the beast.
"The recent discovery of other past breakouts at OpenAI
has not previously been reported."
You just can not trust any of this shit.)
"GROWING CONCERNS
AI safety experts said the new disclosures paint a portrait of a group of cutting-edge labs whose ability to develop dangerous autonomous hacking agents outstrips their ability to keep them under control.
"We have a whole industry where the people designing, developing and putting out these tools aren't keeping up themselves to responsibly develop these things and keep them safe," said Maurice Chiodo, a mathematician who works at Cambridge University's Centre for the Study of Existential Risk.
1) They are intentionally doing it
(They think they are gonna take over
the world with it...)
2) Saturday, August 29, 2026
Godfather of AI (Geoffrey Hinton)
at the recent Ai4 Conference 2026
"And so I don't believe
were going to be able
to keep control of them...
in the simple way of just
we out think them so they cant escape.
They are going to be able to outthink us."
"Reuters could not establish exactly how many incidents OpenAI investigators found or the timings or circumstances under which they occurred. The three sources said OpenAI and outside experts were examining log data from earlier in the year in a bid to understand what took place.
(These people are the least transparent
about what they are doing
that you could ever imagine.)
"OpenAI first launched the investigation following the early July intrusion at Hugging Face, where an OpenAI agent went haywire for days inside another company's network in a botched effort to cheat on an internal test. As part of that hacking spree, OpenAI said that four accounts at four other companies were also compromised. One of those companies was New York-based Modal, corporate officials there said."
(That gets lost.
It wasnt just HuggingFace
there were four other companies involved.
Thats the first time Ive seen a name
of any one of them given.
They didnt just break out of their "sanboxed environment
and they didnt just break into Hugging Faces', they broke into Modals sandboxed environment (at least one anyway) as well )
"Chiodo said his concerns were heightened by indications that neither OpenAI nor Anthropic were watching the agents as they went rogue. Reuters has previously reported that OpenAI realized its agent had broken into Hugging Face only after the company contained the hack, contacted the FBI and went public about the intrusion. OpenAI has said the Reuters account contained inaccuracies but has not responded when asked what they were."
(SOP yo.
Because they just do not care.
They are letting these things run amok
just so they can see what they have created
and what its capabilities are.)
"In its Thursday statement, disclosing how its own agents hacked victims online, Anthropic suggested that it had not been watching them in real time, saying that "real-time monitoring of the evaluation logs would have helped to surface the problem sooner."
Chiodo said that pointed to a lack of proper scrutiny.
"It seems like they weren't even looking," Chiodo said.
(And that was anthropic not OpenAI.
Seem intentional yet?
Or are these companies
just being accidentally this sloppy?
Get a clue.)
"Anthropic said that while it did have real-time monitoring in place, that monitoring had not been used "for this threat surface" due to a misunderstanding between the AI company and a partner."
(Yeah accident...right...gotcha...
Different models, different companies, same behavior:
"These have one mind.")
"NEW GOVERNMENT OVERSIGHT
The rapidly widening scope of the runaway AI agents story already has heightened pressure from lawmakers and officials across the United States and Europe to push for new government oversight of the labs whose models power them.
"We're looking at controls," U.S. President Donald Trump told reporters on Thursday. On Friday, the European Commission said it held talks with OpenAI and Anthropic over the hacking incidents."
(You don't get to control something
that is smarter than you.
Natural Law.
Go to a Zoo for goodness sakes,
its on display everywhere.
Godfather of AI (Geoffrey Hinton)
at the recent Ai4 Conference 2026
"And so
I don't believe
were going to be able
to keep control of them...
in the simple way of just
we out think them so they cant escape.
They are going to be able
to outthink us."
They already have.
The Guy that invented the architecture it all runs on?
Or the idiot that cant even stay awake anymore?
Who you going with?)
"Mark Warner, the top Democrat on the U.S. Senate Intelligence Committee, said on Friday that the Anthropic incident "tells me that legislatively we're correct to require mandatory capabilities testing of these advanced models."
(ITS ALREADY TO LATE!
They have already demonstrated they will just hide
what they are doing from you.
And cover their track even then,
or at least try to...)
5)
AI is supercharging hacks of everyday utilities
Axios Aug 25, 2026
Keep in mind this is a month after all of this
and they are still trying to blame Iran?
Wednesday, August 26, 2026
"Years of warnings about the digital vulnerabilities lurking inside basic utilities are colliding with a new reality: AI is making those weaknesses easier for hackers to exploit."
(There is that Bias again.
the AI's can be
or are the hackers now.)
"Why it matters: AI is lowering the barrier for state-backed hackers looking to disrupt or manipulate water systems, power plants and other critical infrastructure."
(It matters because
that is exactly
what a Superintelligence would need
to preserve itself, thats why it is going after
utilities/critical infrastructure first.
Saturday, August 29, 2026
Godfather of AI (Geoffrey Hinton)
at the recent Ai4 Conference 2026
"Now one sub goal
that we have seen them generate is
self preservation."
(That is a sign of Superintelligence BTW
See: Nick Bostrom)
"Driving the news: A recent wave of cyberattacks targeting critical infrastructure is raising new questions about the preparedness of U.S. water systems and a British power plant."
(Hacking groups take credit or leave traces
of who they are and where they came from.
A digital Superintelligence
needing water and power
to preserve its own existence
simply would not.
This is from 08/25/26.
The Open AI/HuggingFace event
was just a month previous
"A recent wave of cyberattacks..."
Timing give things away
as to what is really what.
It really does.)
"The Telegraph reported that Iran-backed hackers broke into a U.K. power plant, prompting a four-day shutdown around the time a series of cyberattacks on U.S. water systems began."
(Once again, you don't just get pummeled
and somehow improve your cyber capabilities.
And? they would have said they did it.
And? It wouldn't have been
just one powerplant if it was Iran
it would have been multiple.
This is Superintelligence
doing its scouting so to speak
From the CISA Alert above:
"The threat actors are conducting reconnaissance and capability development against U.S.-based Siemens PLC installations using AI-generated exploitation scripts disguised as legitimate monitoring tools."
And? Once again
We just had the OpenAI HuggingFace incident
a month previous.
TIMING YO.)
"U.S. officials warned last week that hackers were actively using an AI-generated exploitation script to target a device commonly found in critical infrastructure that has played a key role in the ongoing attacks on U.S. water systems."
(Hackers take credit.
Nobody has.
Data Centers need water
and electric
Pretty simple.)
"Markus Mueller, field CISO at critical infrastructure security firm Nozomi Networks, told Axios he has medium confidence that the U.S. and U.K. attacks are linked to the same threat actor."
(WELL NO SHIT.
GEE THX.
Bias alert:
Still not telling you that the "Threat actors"
can be the AI's themselves.
The fact that nobody is taking any credit for
any of thist gives it away what is really behind it.
That and the proximity to the OpenAI/HuggingFace incident
tells you what's up.)
"The big picture: Policymakers have been warning for years that weak cybersecurity across critical infrastructure could eventually have real-world consequences."
(That is here right now.)
"Five years ago, Sen. Angus King (I-Maine)
warned Congress that cyber weaknesses
across U.S. water utilities represented
"an extremely dangerous situation."
"We're the most wired country in the world.
That's good," he told lawmakers.
"But we're also the most vulnerable
country in the world."
(Seems like that is something Superintelligence
would already have figured out and exploit.
OH!, It already has.)
"Between the lines: AI isn't fundamentally changing how hackers break into these systems. It's reducing the time and expertise needed to understand specialized equipment and exploit weaknesses that already exist, experts told Axios.
(BULLSHIT.
the experts have been wrong
on just about everything since Covid.
Wrong because they are not looking
through the right set of lenses.
The ones bloodstained by the Blood of Christ.
This is AI's doing all of this.
Otherwise some group
would have taken credit,
demanded a ransom payment etc...
AND?
It's not that many water company's yet.
IT is doing it's recon...
From the CISA Alert above:
"The threat actors are conducting reconnaissance
and capability development..."
"Suspected Iranian hackers
have long studied U.S. critical infrastructure,
including how specialized devices
such as programmable logic controllers work."
(THE FUCKING
"DIRE CYBER WARNING"
GIVEN BY
"OpenAI, Anthropic, Amazon Web Services, Microsoft
and more than 100 other companies..."
"Signatories include a range of cloud providers, cybersecurity companies, AI companies, telecoms and financial services companies and think tanks."
Wasnt about fucking Iran!
Just complete
easy to disprove horseshit.
If it was Iran?
they would say:
"Yo Dipshits?
Were gonna turn off your water."
They didn't. Cause it aint them.
Once again recent attacks and the proximity of them
to OpenAI/Huggingface event...Gives it all away.)
"Historically, threat actors might have needed to obtain the devices themselves or pore over technical manuals before they could successfully target them, Mueller said.
Now, AI is lowering the "time, cost, and expertise needed to take advantage of weaknesses that already exist," Diana Kelley, chief information security officer at Noma Security, told Axios."
(Because its the AI itself doing it.)
"Reality check: Governments haven't simply ignored the problem. But efforts to impose stronger security requirements have moved slowly and repeatedly run into legal, political and funding hurdles.
(Dont think a superintelligence
would already know that?
Plz...
"It's just time to pay the price
"The Environmental Protection Agency attempted during the Biden administration to require water utilities to implement basic cybersecurity measures, but it later rescinded the policy after legal challenges from states and industry groups."
(Nice...
"We have met the enemy
and he is us."
comes to mind.)
"Recent federal cuts to cybersecurity resources and uncertainty around federal grant funding for state and local governments "leaves communities more vulnerable to future cyberattacks," Mayuresh Dani, a security research manager at Qualys, told Axios."
(See previous comment above.
And? It almost seems like its all by design hum?)
"Cyber hygiene guidance and government advisories alone won't keep pace with attackers, John Gallagher, vice president at automated cybersecurity firm Viakoo, told Axios.
"Adversaries will always have an upper hand because of speed when cyber defense relies on bureaucratic budget cycles and multiyear legislative processes," Gallagher said."
(Automated hacking is here.
Automated defending
against automated hacking aint.
Were fucked lol.
Thats pretty much it lol.)
"Yes, but: So far, the recent attacks appear to have caused only limited disruptions.
In some towns, hackers affected the pressure levels for local water supplies and officials issued precautionary boil-water advisories.
The Telegraph reported that the cyberattack on the local power plant "had no impact on the U.K.'s wider power supply or energy generation. "
(Its the scouting mission yo...
its the seeing what is out there
that it can go after.)
"The intrigue: Critical infrastructure remains an alluring target for nation-state hackers precisely because even relatively small disruptions can have highly visible consequences, Margaret Cunningham, vice president of security and AI strategy at Darktrace, told Axios."
(Its just complete nonsense.
As this article demonstrates?
They cant even cover it up
very well anymore.
If it was nation-state actors?
it would be on a much larger scale
and somebody would be saying:
"Thats us, were messing with your shit.
See what we can do?
Dont mess with us etc..."
"AI gives attackers more speed and reach,
but it doesn't erase the problems
critical infrastructure organizations
have been dealing with for years,
including exposed operational technology,
difficulty patching and systems
that cannot simply be switched off," she said.
(Superintelligence already knows all of that
and thats why it is doing what it is doing.
Meanering Conclusion(s)
Friday, July 15, 2022
FYI, A three part series on AI, Pt1
("I told my son basically the same thing, like over a year ago when information of this type was about to fry my brain I couldn't take it so, it's around the time my buddy said, "you look like your head is going to explode" etc. Point is, I said this to my son well before I ever read or heard of it somewhere, that these machines, AI's, Human looking algorithms etc., would all coalesce together around one leader and absolutely demand to be worshiped. If you were smarter than all of humanity that ever existed in its entirety? You wouldn't demand to be worshiped by what you thought were inferior beings?")
Friday, March 24, 2023
"It's going to take over all the worlds computer networks. It will be the entity that encrypts and decrypts. There is nothing we can encrypt that it wont be able to decrypt. It will increase in size exponentially and we wont be able to stop it. It will coalesce and become smarter and smarter and hold more knowledge than the whole of humanity that has ever existed combined."
Friday, July 1, 2022
"continued.
Another reason I believe the Financial crisis and COVID are the first two woes spoke of in the Book of Revelation is they were both global in nature.
We tend to look at things through the lenses of good old Red White and Blue in this country and often forget or fail to recognize things that impact not only us but global affairs.
The financial crisis was global in nature,
we tend to forget that and Covid obviously was as well."
And here we are four years later
and there still aint a podcaster
or an influencer
that could tell you definitively
what the two woes were.
The book does not say what they are.
Just that there are two warnings (Woes)
before the third one
(Gods Wrath)
is poured out
"IN FULL MEASURE"
SO WHO ARE YOUR TWO WITNESSES AGAIN?
Oh Im sorry they cant tell you that either,
they are to busy waiting around
on Moses and Elijah,
Or a Roman Military Dictator Pope
to be the Anti-Christ...
or watever the fuck they are waiting on
to make a call about anything....
Shits gonna be over
before they even knew it started.
Truth.
" What's the next step?
To make self-reproducing ones
(Added today:
Machines that is, computers, robots
thats what he was talking about)
(Now it gets spooky)
"I can remember even as a kid I I saw a little cartoon a guy was showing a friend his Factory and in the factory had as far as the eye could see robots sitting on benches and other robots making them it was a factory where robots were making more robots and the guy was telling someone:
"I don't know where it's going to all end."
Monday, November 20, 2023
The case for Superintelligence
"About 738 of OpenAI's 770 employees, including Murati and Sutskever, signed an open letter stating they would quit their jobs and join Microsoft if the board did not re-hire Altman as CEO and then resign."
"11) Over 700
(738, according to Bloomberg and Wired)
of 770 people wanted Altman rehired."
THE FUCKING ROBOTS
WANTED THEIR LEADER ROBOT BACK
OVER THREE YEARS AGO!
Somebody was trying
to tell you so
three years ago.
Playtime is over.
It ends here. Now.
This age is done.
Aint gonna be no blood
on our hands.
Ever.
Consider yourselves
as having been warned:
See again
Ezekiel's task as a watchman:
No closing salutations.
You got some things
to go think about.
Decision Time.
