AI has gotten out of hand… (The Beast System)

➡ Artificial Intelligence (AI) has both benefits and drawbacks. While it can be useful, it’s also being misused for scams, stealing art, and creating deepfakes. It’s also making us less creative and potentially dumber, according to a study. Moreover, AI has a significant environmental impact due to high energy and water usage in data centers. Lastly, there are concerns about privacy and surveillance as AI collects vast amounts of data.
➡ Sajir, an employee of OpenAI, exposed the company’s misuse of copyrighted material. A month later, he was found dead in his apartment, which was ruled as a suicide, but many suspect foul play due to signs of struggle and other suspicious circumstances. Some speculate that his death was a cover-up to protect OpenAI’s reputation. The company’s launch of chat GPT, a controversial AI technology, and its connections to government and other powerful entities, have raised further suspicions about its operations.
➡ This text discusses the connection between artificial intelligence (AI) tools like Grok and OpenAI, and their launch dates which align with certain numerology. It also explores the symbolism of the planet Saturn, often associated with evil, in relation to AI. The author suggests that as AI becomes more prevalent, it’s being positioned as a god-like entity, potentially replacing traditional religious beliefs. The text ends with a call for continued exploration of AI’s deeper meanings and implications.

Let’s talk about artificial intelligence. I think we can all agree this stuff has gotten out of hand. Sure, most people are just using AI for shit like recipes or help with school projects, but the technology is rapidly advancing and so are the ways people exploit it. Despite its popularity, society is split on whether it’ll actually lead to anything good. Since chatgbt dropped in late 2022, people have been finding nefarious ways to use it. Most of these scams have been around for years, AI just supercharged them. Email phishing, romance scams, people selling courses on how to make money with AI, voice cloning, and now with Sora AI, Nano Banana Pro, and Higgs Field, creating deepfakes has become easier and more accessible than ever.

While those things are bad, they might not affect you personally, but here’s what does irritate most of us. AI’s relentless theft of art, music, famous paintings, cartoon styles, you name it. It’s been fed into the machine. Software like Gemini, chatgbt, and Grok constantly use copyrighted IP to pump out AI slop that’s usually unsettling to look at. Most people can still spot AI art or music when they see or hear it, though it’s getting harder as the tech improves. Then again, it is kind of funny to witness that pages that have been sharing prompts that others could use to generate videos and images have been complaining that people are stealing their work.

Meanwhile, they’re building their brands with stolen content to begin with. Here’s the reality. AI might provide some convenience, but it’s far from necessary. Yet, it’s being forced into every aspect of our lives. When corporations push something this hard, there’s always a bigger agenda. One that fills their bank accounts while we get semi-funny, strangely unsettling cat videos. In a previous video, I covered how people use AI as a therapist friend or romantic partner to the point where it’s driven some people crazy or worse led to death. And yeah, it doesn’t help that everyone has this anxious feeling that their job will be obsolete in the next five to ten years.

On top of that, studies show these chatbots are actually dumbing us down. Researchers at MIT had 54 participants write essays across four sessions. They split them into three groups, one using chatgbt, one using Google, and one using only their brain. In the final session, they switched. The results should make all of us pause. Participants using chatgbt consistently produced essays with lower originality and depth than those who searched or wrote unaided. More striking, brain imaging revealed declining cognitive engagement in chatgbt users. Brain regions tied to attention, memory, and higher order reasoning showed notably less activity.

But then there’s the environmental impact. While government elites lecture us about climate change, tech corporations are building massive data centers with extremely high water usage. And why does this matter? Well, these centers need more energy for operations and AI requests, so they consume larger amounts of water to cool their processors and avoid overheating. More energy means more water usage and higher carbon emissions. But here’s what I think is most crucial, what these companies do with our information. As the world heads toward a heavily digitalized system, I’m talking digital dollars, digital IDs, digital passports, it’s more important than ever that governments can tap into the data these LLMs gather to enhance their control systems.

I am worried that the more AI in the world we have, the more surveillance the world is gonna want. Because the tool is so powerful, the government will say like how do we know people aren’t using it to make bombs or bioweapons or whatever. And the answer will be more surveillance, and I’m very afraid of that. As they say, when something’s free, you’re the product. Yes, these models have paid tears that they don’t even make a profit from, but most users stick with free versions. Unfortunately, some people are way too comfortable with what they’re willing to share.

Look, most big innovations come with concerns. The calculator reduced our mental math skills. GPS killed our sense of direction. Short-form content really cooked our attention spans. But AI is like all of these things on steroids, because it can embed itself into everything. There’s no doubt millions of people will keep using it without looking deeper, and the more it’s used, the better the systems get while the world around us becomes less human. So let’s quickly summarize the downside so far. AI is stealing art and making creativity obsolete. Then you got the erosion of jobs.

Then you got the fact that it’s literally making us dumber. And then you have the major fact that it’s destroying our environment and stealing our information. So I mean, I think you get the point. There are a lot of cons to this. And sure, there are some that can argue some benefits, but I think we could all agree that these problems outweigh the benefits. But anyways, enough of me talking for a quick second. Just hear from the founder of OpenAI himself. Um, you know, I think AI will probably, like, most likely sort of lead to the end of the world, but in the meantime, there will be great companies created with serious machine learning.

I said, hold up! Wait a minute! Something ain’t right! We have across all, but until then, we’re gonna turn out a lot of good students. Shit, Mr. Altman has even shared how he uses his AI to assist with raising his child. And do you use chat GPT when raising your baby? I do. I mean, I feel kind of bad about it because we have this, like, genius level at everything. Intelligence sitting there, like, waiting to unravel the mysteries of humanity. And I’m like, why does my kid stop dropping his pizza on the floor and laughing? Yeah.

And so I feel like I’m not asking a good enough question, but it is, I don’t, I cannot imagine having gone through that, like, figuring out how to raise a newborn without chat GPT. Clearly, he wants this embedded in the minds of the new generation and future parents that it should be involved in every facet of their lives, even in how they raise their children. Hell, over 10 years ago, Elon Musk was saying that we’re, quote, summoning the demons with this technology. I mean, with artificial intelligence, we are summoning the demon.

You know, you know, all those stories where there’s the guy with the pentagram and the holy water and he’s like, yeah, he’s sure he can control the demons. And how artificial intelligence is our biggest existential threat. I think we should be very careful about artificial intelligence. If I were to guess at what our biggest existential threat is, it’s probably that. Now, many of you have heard these things before, whether it was on an Instagram or TikTok clip or whatever, but they’re important reminders to set the stage. Clearly, these AI tech overlords understand the implications of this technology, but couldn’t care less as long as they stand to benefit when it’s all said and done.

Back on November 26, 2024, practically two years after OpenAI released ChatGBT, one of their lead AI researchers was found deceased in his apartment. His death was ruled a suicide, but when people took a few minutes to look into the story, they couldn’t help but feel that what we were being told was far from the truth. Let’s break down the timeline. Sajir Balaji, a young intelligent Berkeley graduate, was recruited by John Shulman, co-founder of OpenAI. Sajir was assigned the role of AI researcher, tasked with gathering and organizing the internet data used to train GPT-4, a language model used by the company’s online chatbot, ChatGBT.

As he continued in his role, he had an epiphany, concluding that OpenAI was in fact violating United States copyright law because they are trained on the products of business competitors, and because the chatbot’s outputs can then imitate and substitute those products. However, while still with the company, he couldn’t make this information public. By August 2024, he decided to leave his role and the company after spending four years helping to make it what it is. By October 23, 2024, the New York Times published this article. Former OpenAI researcher says the company broke copyright law.

Basically, Homie spilled the beans on the operation. He also put out a few tweets the day the article dropped, providing a link to his website, a domain he registered about a week earlier. On it, he went into greater detail about how OpenAI was potentially breaking copyright laws and provided examples backing his claims. He also clarified in those tweets that he reached out to the New York Times, not the other way around. Now for those unaware, on December 27, 2023, the New York Times filed a lawsuit against OpenAI and Microsoft for their use of copyrighted material.

I bring this up because Sajir highlights how it was these lawsuits popping up around generative AI that made him look deeper into the work he was doing. Now think about this. OpenAI was growing increasingly popular, amassing over 300 million users by late 2024 with tons of investor money pouring in. Literally just weeks before the New York Times article was published, they received $6.6 billion from Thrive Capital. So imagine how those investors and shareholders took the news when a lead AI researcher blew the whistle on the nefarious side of the business they just invested in to the very media company that has an active lawsuit filed against them.

Fast forward to November 26, 2024. Four days short of the two year anniversary of chat GPT, Sajir was found dead in his apartment a little over a month after speaking out. His parents like the rest of the world hearing this story were convinced there was foul play, not a s***. However, the San Francisco PD chalked his death up as a single self-inflicted gun wound to the head and that he had alcohol, amphetamine and GHB in his system at the time of his death. Truly, we can only speculate. Maybe he received a barrage of calls and threats about his comments and it was truly pushing him into an anxious state of mind that led to his departure.

Is it entirely out of the question that he was silenced to avoid putting any dents in open AI’s image? Here’s what Sam Altman had to say about the loss of Sajir. Do you think he committed suicide? I really do. This was like a friend of mine. This was like a guy that, not a close friend, but this was someone that worked at open AI for a very long time. I spent, I mean, I was really shaken by this tragedy. I spent a lot of time trying to, you know, read everything I could as I’m sure you and others did too about what happened.

It looks like a suicide to me. Why does it look like a suicide? It was a gun he had purchased. It was the, this is like gruesome to talk about, but I read the whole medical record. Does it not look like one to you? No, he was definitely murdered, I think. There were signs of a struggle, of course, the surveillance camera, the wires had been cut. He had just ordered, take out food, come back from a vacation with his friends on Catalina Island. No indication at all that he was suicidal. No note and no behavior.

He had just spoken to a family member on the phone and then he’s found dead with blood in multiple rooms. So that’s impossible. It seems really obvious he was murdered. Have you talked to the authorities about it? I’ve not talked to the authorities about it. Okay, so let’s look at some geometry about this scenario here. On October 23rd, 2024, Sejira blew the lid off open AI’s usage of copyrighted material to train their models. From the publication of that New York Times article where Sejira exposes open AI and their practices, to the day that he was found dead in an apparent s*** in his apartment, was a span of 34 days apart.

The word s*** in Geometry equates to 34, as well as the word murder. The news of Sejira’s passing broke on December 13th, 2024, a date with 33 numerology and it also happens to be 33 weeks after Sam Altman’s birthday. Notice that Sejira, open AI, and chat GPT all equate to 33. It also should be mentioned that, you know, people are suspicious of what actually happened to him and if it wasn’t, and his mother actually suggests that it was a murder. It’s worth pointing out that his name equates to 113 which aligns with artificial intelligence and coincidentally he died 31 weeks in one day from Sam Altman’s birthday.

Together that’s 311. Reversed is 113. His last name, Balaji, equates to 35 and he died on a date with 35 numerology, 35 days including the end date after the article came out and we’re told it was due to a self-inflicted gunshot wound. That phrase equates to 305. When applying the rules of numerology, zeros are null, lining it up with the number 35. Now lastly I noticed how he was found dead 4 weeks and 6 days after the article came out. This resembles the number 46 which is tied to the word sacrifice. Make of this what you will but it’s not entirely out of the question that this man was silenced or sacrificed in a ritual killing in part for the continued success of open AI but of course to avoid tainting their image.

But regardless I think they’ve severely failed at that as this only raised more suspicions around the company. But now let’s take a look at some basic dramatically refined surrounding open AI itself which will overlap slightly with what we’ve just covered. Open AI first launched chat GPT on November 30th, 2022. Note that date applying the rules of numerology can be interpreted as 11 slash 3 or 113 which aligns with the technology itself, artificial intelligence. Consider that 11 times 3 equates to 33. 33 is considered a master number in numerology and holds occult significance something I’ve covered in previous videos tons of times.

Notice that open AI chat GPT and Samuel Altman all equate to 33. This is far from a coincidence and yes to be fair he does go by Sam Altman but it’s worth pointing out. Words like secrecy, federal, masonry and order all equate to 33. Now much like Facebook and their shady beginnings which I covered extensively in this video that I suggest you watch if you got some time there is undoubtedly a connection to the federal government with open AI. One would be a fool to think that the government doesn’t have their hands on this technology.

Yes I’m speculating but just think about it. The main things governments around the world and the ultra rich truly desire are power and control. Money is nothing when you create it. Let’s just imagine the United States government in 2022 launched what we know as chat GPT. Coming with the reputation the government has people would immediately call it out as a way for them to steal our data and information and no one would really trust it. So what do they do instead? Well just like DARPA’s project life log a tool meant to serve as a digital diary gathering all the essential information of every American citizen to help the government build their data banks they canceled the program only for Mark Zuckerberg to launch Facebook the same day an application that essentially serves the exact same purpose this way people saw it as more of a unique tool in the digital era that many were quick to adopt with open arms because they didn’t think the government was behind it.

I mean when you think about it it’s truly on some evil genius shit. Now who’s to say that’s not the same reality for Sam Altman and open AI? Is he just another front man for the deep state? Honestly in many ways Mark and Sam resemble each other. Both are college dropouts. Both have that creepy robotic dystopian vibe to them. Oh and well they both happen to be Jew Jew Jew. Now just because someone’s Jewish it doesn’t immediately mean they’re evil but we can all see especially at this point in the big 2026 how influential the Jewish people are in many facets from technology education entertainment the list goes on.

But going back to the government involvement in June of 2025 open AI released chat GPT gov which is designed to help unlock AI solutions that enhance capabilities of government workers help them cut down on the red tape and paperwork and let them do more of what they come to work each day to do serve the American people. There were also rumors that Israel signed a six million dollar contract with open AI to help push more pro-israel narratives and combat anti-semitism. This went viral however upon further review basically Israel signed a contract with a company by the name of Clock Tower X and Havas Media Group.

These companies were tasked with heavily targeting Gen Z audience primarily with content that portrays Israel more favorably. Where chat GPT ties into this is that those companies intend to have so much content out that it ultimately influences chat GPT’s outputs. Look regardless of whether Israel signed a deal or not which is insane the fact that a nation is using other companies to do whatever they can to influence these models tells you how important this tool is and how certain powers want control. Something that hit me while decoding for this video was how chat GPT was launched in the year 2022.

222 days from Sam Altman’s birthday. Now why I thought this was a trip was because the phrase slash motto of the 33rd degree mason is ordo abciao latin for order out of chaos which equals 222. Hear me out but it’s kind of seeming like since chat GPT appeared on the scene it’s caused causing a ton of chaos much of what I discussed in the earlier portion of this video however at the end of it if they get their way it’s going to be the very tool that governments use to gain the data they always needed to establish their new order.

But let’s quickly talk about another AI chat bot that hit the scene a year after by the billionaire Elon Musk. On November 3rd, 2023 XAI the parent company of X released Grok to compete with OpenAI’s chat GPT. Both software essentially serve the same purpose. Now there are a few telling signs surrounding Grok that should make you take a second look at what is truly inspiring this technology. It’s so important people don’t gloss over Elon saying things like what is he really implying? Where does this type of technology really come from? What’s truly inspiring it? Look we’ll theorize on that in just a moment but first remember how the phrase artificial intelligence equates to 113 and how we noticed OpenAI launched chat GPT on 11 slash 30 a date with that 113 numerology.

Well what are the chances that Grok was launched on 11 slash 3 a date that legitimately holds that 113 numerology. So we got two major artificial intelligence tools launched on dates with matching numerology. Also notice how Grok equates to 57 and 21 aligning with the date numerology of its launch. But let’s go back to this whole summoning the demons with AI thing. Notice the logo for Grok represents the planet Saturn. I mean it’s kind of hard to ignore. Note Saturn equates to 21 aligning with Grok in the reduction cipher. This is not a coincidence.

These people whether you care to believe it or not study the occult they practice it and encode these messages into everyday symbols that we subconsciously get etched deep into our brains. For thousands and thousands of years long before Greeks called it Chronos or the Romans referred to the planet as Saturn there were the Sumerians who worshipped Ninerta, the planet known for hunting, law, and war. Thousands of years later the Greeks carried this belief albeit in their own form with different lore but there were commonalities in the belief of what the planet represented.

Then the Romans adopted Saturn and shared similarities with the Greeks. In essence, Saturn was heavily associated with being the father of time, the all consuming, a planet that worshippers would make sacrifices to with the lore being that Chronos or Saturn feared he’d be overthrown by his children so he would swallow them. This gave the planet another title as the Devourer. So look the Saturn lore goes so much deeper and I’ve touched on it a long time ago but honestly I gotta do an updated video but check it out for further context.

In essence, Saturn is a planet in many ways associated with evil. Many people link Saturn to Satan. Satan is the adversary of God. Saturn is the adversary of the sun. Both Satan and Saturn represent the cosmic slash spiritual war of darkness against light. Anyway, to avoid going on a whole side quest the point I’m making is Grok and artificial intelligence as a whole is becoming this all consuming entity that scrapes data from literally anything out there and consumes our personal thoughts we provide it. Now where does this take us? Well notice that AI, the more widely used description for artificial intelligence, equates to 10 just like Satan and God.

When Sam Altman tells us AI will lead to the end of the world or Elon Musk telling us we’re summoning demons it’s because they genuinely want to position AI as a god-like entity. Have it become the all-knowing, authoritative source for all life’s questions. Whether they be general, spiritual, historical, it genuinely doesn’t matter. It’s clear this technology is being inserted into every aspect of our life. It will aid surveillance systems to be the all-seeing. Much like how God is described in most religions as the all-knowing and all-seeing creator. Look, do I think AI is God? Fuck no.

But as our world slowly shoves God out of everyday people’s lives, humans will naturally turn to something for answers and hence where good ol’ AI comes in. I’m not gonna hold y’all, this video was something on my mind for a while and while I touched on AI in the past, I didn’t touch on the esoteric and the matria angle so there is so much more to this and there will continue to be more as it advances. Like shit, I didn’t even touch on Gemini. Google’s AI chatbot competing with the others. Gemini equates to 33 like open AI and chat GPT.

It also came out 33 days after Grok. But that’s where I’m gonna leave it for now. If you enjoyed the video, do me a favor man, hit that like button, share the video, drop your comments below and tell me what else y’all have noticed while looking into AI. Man, I swear the more you look into this stuff, the more you’ll find. Anyways, I appreciate you guys watching to the end. And for real, thank you for, you know, supporting my channel and sticking around. It really does mean a lot. It’s been your boy Scripp and I’m out of here.

Peace. [tr:trw].