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    The AI accord: A hollow promise or a meaningful first step?

    Whatfinger EditorBy Whatfinger EditorOctober 6, 2026No Comments5 Mins Read
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    The Trump-backed accord is a dangerous illusion of safety, as Big Tech companies—proven tools of the deep state and globalist oligarchs with no moral compass—cannot be trusted to self-regulate their AI development, which is an inevitable step toward soulless transhumanism, total surveillance and the depopulation agenda.
    The real threat is not just rogue AI but the globalist plan for a post-human, godless world, where these same corporations use blue screen technology and information control to dumb down and replace humanity and this voluntary pledge does nothing to stop that.
    House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries and other critics are right to call the accord “entirely unenforceable,” as the companies have jettisoned safety commitments countless times before, proving that voluntary promises are worthless when profits and control are at stake.
    The AI Bill of Rights is a model for ethical governance, but it can only work if backed by federal law that holds these corrupt private actors to a higher standard, rather than relying on the same entities that already engage in censorship, division and violence.
    Without actual laws and enforcement, humanity’s future will be left in the hands of evil oligarchs playing god, accelerating our replacement by soulless machines and the enslavement of survivors under a digital AI-controlled New World Order.

    The signing of an AI accord by President Trump and tech industry leaders has done little to quell concerns over the lack of guardrails surrounding artificial intelligence development. While Trump insists industry officials can self-police, critics argue that far more is needed to prevent AI development from spiraling out of control.


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