White House Hugs Anthropic: Is This How Skynet Starts?
After Mythos AI debut, Feds cozy up to Big Tech – cue the dystopian soundtrack.
WASHINGTON – So, the White House had a 'productive' pow-wow with Anthropic, the company behind this new AI doomsday device called Mythos. Productive for whom, exactly? Sounds like the Deep State's getting ready to outsource its dirty work to some algorithm. "Security implications," they say. We hear, "Minority Report, but with extra steps."
Remember when everyone was scared of Google? Now it's like, 'Hold my beer, check out this new black box we don't understand, but it's gonna protect us!' Right. Because giving unelected tech overlords even MORE power has always worked out great.
This whole thing reeks of crony capitalism. You know how it goes: Big Tech makes something scary, government freaks out, then they 'partner' to 'solve' the problem… which just means more power and money for both of 'em. The average citizen gets screwed, as usual.
And let’s be real, the security angle is just a smokescreen. They'll use this AI to censor dissent, track political opponents, and generally make sure nobody rocks the boat. Freedom? Liberty? Those are just quaint concepts from a bygone era, bro.
Mythos sounds like some straight outta science fiction. Advanced AI, the kind that could probably write better laws than Congress (not saying much). But who controls it? Who's accountable when it goes rogue? Crickets.
The media's playing along, of course. 'Productive meeting,' they chirp. They're too busy chasing shiny objects to ask the tough questions. Like, what happens when Mythos decides the 'security implications' include silencing anyone who questions the narrative?
Wake up, sheeple. This isn't about protecting you. It's about controlling you. The government and Big Tech are in bed together, and they're not sharing the covers. Time to start preparing for the algorithm apocalypse.
So next time you see a headline about AI saving the world, remember this meeting. Remember that 'productive' can mean 'we're cooking up something really, really bad for you.' And remember to always, ALWAYS question the narrative. Trust nobody. Especially not the guys who think AI is the answer to everything.
Sources:
* The White House: [https://www.whitehouse.gov/](https://www.whitehouse.gov/) * Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF): [https://www.eff.org/](https://www.eff.org/)
