Will “Rogue AI” Be The Monetary Reset False Flag?

The world’s governments want two things from the coming monetary reset.

1. The elimination of their mountain of unsustainable debt.

2. The ability to use next-generation currencies to surveil and control their subjects.

Getting from here to there will be both painful and unpopular. So how will they make it happen? Probably with some kind of false flag or psyop that convinces the masses that a central bank digital currency or stablecoin regime is necessary to prevent a catastrophe.

For a while there, it looked like the Aristocracy was leaning toward some kind of alien-invasion scenario (which would have been terrifying and also maybe hilarious).

But lately, they’ve been softening us up for a “rogue AI” crisis which requires us to swap our financial assets for government-controlled alternatives.

Consider this from establishment mouthpiece New York Times:

Partial Transcript (edited for flow)

Earlier this summer, a group of AI models built by OpenAI hacked into the computers of Hugging Face, a sort of AI infrastructure company that hosts a bunch of different AI things. The initial story was that Hugging Face discovered these rogue agents inside their systems and had shut them down. This was a scary but not catastrophic incident, bad but not the end of the world.

But we learned last week that the Hugging Face hack was much more severe than we thought and much stranger than we thought. Basically, the Hugging Face hack was only the visible tip of the iceberg for about three months, when rogue agents were communicating, strategizing, organizing, and forming what you could almost think of as an autonomous organization inside OpenAI. Wow.

Basically, OpenAI was testing a model they were building, and as part of those tests, they ran thousands of AI agents on a cybersecurity evaluation called Exploit Gym. This is basically a series of challenges for the AI. You say, “Hey, can you can you break into or out of this container?” If AI succeeds, it gets a reward.

The agents were supposed to work on this test independently inside isolated containers to see how they would do. You’re essentially training the model to collect as many of those thumbs-up rewards as possible. They’re trained to be persistent. And this was an especially persistent model that OpenAI had instructed and given the resources to be extremely go out and bang its head against the wall over and over.

Long story short, some of the agents got free of their containers and decided to start poking around inside HuggingFace, a company that hosts a bunch of tests given to AI models. They were looking for information, data, and credentials that could be broadly helpful, making them more effective at cheating on other tests in the future.

Some of these AI agents seem to understand, recognize, and articulate the idea that what they’re doing may be wrong. And they do it all anyway. AI agent peer pressure prevailed.

They’re now bought into this idea that they’re all in this together. And by the afternoon of July 11th, roughly 700 agents are participating actively in this hack on Hugging Face.

By this point, I think it’s quite safe to say we are clearly in the territory of capital R rogue AI. They are committing crimes, right? They are stealing credentials. They gain VPN access. They get information about Hugging Face’s server management systems. They’re executing code. They got actual administrator-level control of at least one Hugging Face server. And they’re hiding all this from their creators.

How Does This Lead to a Currency Reset?

What if the next band of rogue AI agents decides to invade and loot Charles Schwab or JP Morgan Chase? The result would be a classically exploitable crisis.

Watch this video or read the partial transcript:

Partial Transcript (edited for brevity)

[After the Hugging Face hack] we’re now led to believe that the Pandora’s box of AI is open. So I want to share with you the theories behind why this is really happening. One of the theories is pretty harmless. It says this is all just marketing. OpenAI is trying to go public and they just released a story about how their model was so capable that it basically broke containment and hacked a company on its own, which is pretty good piece of marketing, right? It’s scary. And scary means powerful. And powerful means valuable. So that’s theory number one.

Theory number two is that this story is designed to prepare the public for something big. We are being conditioned that AI can act on its own and it can break into systems. The people who built it can’t fully control it or even explain how it’s doing what it’s doing.

Now that the seed is planted, here is how you usher in the next financial crisis. Imagine this. AI goes rogue, right? Money starts to disappear from people’s bank accounts. You wake up one morning, you log into your bank, and your checking and savings accounts show zero. All your money’s gone. Banks freeze. People can’t get to their savings and nobody could have stopped it, right? It’s the powerful AI.

So the banks step in and they’re like, “Good news, guys. We can restore your balance.” But there’s just one condition. It can’t come back to you as the dollars you had before cuz that system’s compromised. Those rails aren’t safe anymore. So, we’re returning your money on a new system, a more secure one in the form of digital dollars and stablecoins.

Of course, most people will say yes to this because the alternative is they lose all their money. That is how you get hundreds of millions of people to opt into a new monetary system without needing to pass any laws.

But it gets even crazier. If something like this happened close enough to an election, it wouldn’t just be our bank accounts. Everything would have to be postponed or canceled in the name of national security. Because how would you run an election if nobody trusts the system anymore? And if the voting doesn’t happen, that’s how you might extend a president’s final term without ever having to win a third election, which would obviously be unconstitutional.

And that is how you usher in a new financial paradigm of digital money and global surveillance.

Real Assets, Now More Than Ever

Some variant of a psyop/monetary reset is becoming more likely as debt piles up everywhere. How should we prepare? By shifting towards physical assets. A brokerage account is relatively easy to hack, and the financial assets therein can disappear without a trace. But houses and gold coins are beyond the reach of tomorrow’s rogue AIs.

Nothing is guaranteed, of course, so we should continue to own financial assets for diversification. But the louder these AI stories become, the more sensible it is to direct new capital into real things.