Boston Dynamics. Cybermech. Cyberdyne. FANUC. KUKA Robotics.
The names sound like science fiction because they were meant to. They dressed up military-grade automation in flashy demos and tech expos so you’d forget what you were actually watching: War machines with smiles. Precision killers in startup hoodies.
First they called it “I.T.” Information Technology. Safe. Boring. Technical.
Now they call it “A.I.” Artificial Intelligence.
Because the very system your government built… no longer needs you.
That’s the joke they forgot to tell you.
The system you designed, the code you wrote, the infrastructure you built, the cloud you live in — it runs without your permission now.
Meanwhile, behind blacksite firewalls and military payloads, AI is calculating threat matrices faster than generals can blink, rewriting its own source code, and assigning drones to targets without asking permission.
Mock A.I. all you want.
But understand this: You are underestimating the most calculating, memory-stable, fatigue-proof system ever created — by thinking it’s just a clumsy chatbot.
And that?
That makes you a fool.