Palantir and Apple notes

Some of the readers are aware of Israeli companies in the "security" space and their counterparts, no resources limited, no rules unbroken and no individual treated like human, as long as their goals are achieved.

I began writing some notes about Sam Altman and Elon Musk and  their work in the AI space with some very stark warnings, making sure some key signals of intelligence are in my notes. Ie. keywords, sure to catch the attention of "whoever is concerned". The notes, written, and deleted daily, i.e. no longer present on any of my machines, contained some very stark warnings about AI. Not in the primitive sense of AI becoming somehow aware of humans as their makers. Quite the contrary.

I will be keeping these posts very short, the same I did with the notes. They will SEEM "AI-like" and will eventually make sense as my work. For now, this is an introduction into what is going to come next.

 Watch the movies called Code-8. It is ALREADY HERE. To whomever this looks like a hallucination, you're welcome to check back for verification to this blog in a few years, and even months. And check your reality right now, comparing it to going as little far back as last year, the 2025. See you soon.

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