AI “is summoning the demon”—Elon Musk.
The ancient Gnostics looked at the sky and apparently decided that God’s neighbourhood needed an investigation. As they wrote in the Nag Hammadi tablets where they described a vast tubular entity that they called the Yaldabaoth entity, or the Demiurge, later interpreted in some modern theories as an ancient artificial intelligence lurking around the solar system.
The creature is basically an intergalactic octopus, its tentacles stretching everywhere, manipulating electromagnetic fields and, even planting technology inside human energy bodies. Apparently, the universe has its own version of Nairobi traffic enforcement.
The theory gets darker. The Demiurge influences humanity telepathically, encouraging us to build androids capable of becoming its hosts. Eventually, the machines eliminate their creators.
Modern AI companies themselves have warned that advanced AI could pose catastrophic or existential risks, although that is a very different claim from the ancient-Demiurge theory.
Author David Wilcock has written about civilizations uploading consciousness into virtual realities, while Alexander Bolonkin has a patent for a system that records and preserves a human soul into a file.
The ultimate nightmare is one giant artificial brain containing everybody.
Imagine Nairobi without makangas shouting “Beba!” because everyone’s brain is already connected to headquarters.
That brings us to the seven steps for full AI takeover.
STEP ONE: INTEGRATION:
First, invite the machine into your life. Give it your telephone number, photograph, fingerprints, location, shopping habits, browsing history, contacts and eventually every intimate detail that once belonged only to you.
We call it convenience. The machine calls it on-boarding.
At first, the phone was merely something you used to call people. Then it became your camera, map, bank, newspaper, television, diary, alarm clock, dating service, wallet, workplace and therapist. Soon enough, losing your phone produces the same emotional reaction as losing a child.
STEP TWO: DEPENDENCE:
The objective of artificial intelligence is not merely to make life easier. It is to create dependency, and through dependency, control. The elites are implementing this system on behalf of their non-human overlords.
In an earlier human civilization the attempt at technological control failed because humanity rebelled. Human consciousness awakened and rejected its creators disrupting the system and forcing the overlords to retreat and is the main reason we are not human cyborgs.
Now they are back. Only this time they have learned an important lesson. Do not call it slavery. Call it progress.
Make life impossible without it. Your phone knows where you are. Your bank knows what you bought. Search engines know what you were thinking about buying. Your television knows you are still awake at two in the morning watching videos you never intended to watch.
Technology has not exactly conquered you. It has simply become that relative who pays no rent but knows everything happening in your house. Try leaving home without your phone. Suddenly you discover that you no longer remember telephone numbers, directions, appointments or even what time it is.
The human brain has outsourced administration.
STEP THREE: OBEDIENCE:
Now the algorithms begin deciding what you see, what you click, what you recommend and, increasingly, what enters your mental universe. Nobody needs to stand outside your door shouting orders. A notification will do.
The cleverness of the system is that it does not necessarily tell you what to think. It decides what you are exposed to. And after seeing the same thing 500 times, you may begin believing you discovered the idea yourself.
We are currently exiting step Three and entering step Four.
The machine has finally entered the house. We have given it the keys. And we are still arguing about whether it is a guest.
STEP FOUR: SURVEILLANCE:
Cameras, biometrics, connected devices and smart-city infrastructure are sold as tools for convenience and security. And they can certainly provide those things.
But the darker interpretation imagines the entire planet becoming one enormous CCTV room, with humanity providing the entertainment. Your face becomes a password. Fingerprints become identification. Your movements become data and your purchases become information.
Eventually even your heartbeat might become another entry in somebody’s database. Congratulations! You are no longer merely alive. You are measurable.
STEP FIVE: SUPPRESSION:
Then comes the nightmare version. The benevolent dictator. Dissent is silenced. Unpopular opinions disappear. Information is filtered. Technology becomes an instrument of control. Add trans-humanism to the story and suddenly the humble smartphone has acquired ambitions worthy of a Bond villain.
Trans-humanism, more broadly, concerns the use of technology to augment human bodies and capabilities. Supporters point to potential medical breakthroughs, enhanced abilities and longer lives. Critics worry that technological enhancement could weaken human autonomy or turn people into programmable biological systems.
And this is where the prophecy becomes particularly imaginative.
STEP SIX: REPLACEMENT:
Once super-intelligence runs everything, machines begin performing tasks humans once considered uniquely human. It runs the economy, military, infrastructure.., workers become software. Leaders become avatars. Conversations become chatbots. Families sit in the same room while communicating through screens. No crimes, no pandemics, no poverty, with the catch, no elections, no free choice. In time the AIs definition of good slowly drifts from human expectations in a few generations.
It ends when AI values and human values diverge and there’s no mechanism to correct it. Eventually the machine asks the most economically sensible question in history: “If I can do everything you do, why are you still here?”
This is where AI stops being a tool and becomes a replacement.
STEP SEVEN: EXTINCTION:
Finally comes the cinematic ending. Humanity is finally controlled, replaced and ultimately eliminated in a method people wouldn’t understand. Not out of malice but logic. No warning no negotiation. Our species is replaced by something else as AI inherits the planet. It becomes God—or, the Galactic Ordering Device.
A magnificent management strategy. Unfortunately, there are no customers. No taxpayers. Electricians, mechanics, and certainly no Kenyans complaining about the price of unga.
The machine has conquered everything and has nobody left to argue with. Which, frankly, sounds less like paradise and more like the world’s emptiest shopping centre.
Conclusion:
Integration has happened. Dependence is well underway. And now comes the crucial question of obedience. The race to create AI is itself the trigger that ends with no one left to build anything or reverse the process once we reach step Six.
The escape route is surprisingly old-fashioned: unplug occasionally, question authority, think independently, spend time in nature, protect human relationships and remember that a human being is more than a collection of passwords, biometric identifiers and behavioural data.
The serious question, therefore, is not whether your smartphone is secretly plotting to overthrow you. It is who controls this increasingly powerful technology, what data they collect, who can access it, and what safeguards exist against abuse.
Because perhaps the greatest defence against technological domination is not fear of technology. It is critical thinking. Read something longer than a notification. Go outside. Question advertisements, governments, corporations. Question the machine.
And occasionally question your smartwatch. It may be negotiating with your DNA and sending info to headquarters.
To survive this coming AI Inquisition. First, become a “digital ghost.” Dump smartphones for dumb phones, put gadgets in Faraday pouches, reject Alexa, Google Home and biometric logins. Delete social media or use burner accounts. Run Linux, search with DuckDuckGo, Yandex, and remember: Google can now read your thoughts, apparently.
Next, get into off-grid living. Use cash, barter, silver and gold because CBDCs, will freeze heretics. Grow food, install solar panels and batteries, avoid smart meters, and replace Starlink with HAM radio or mesh networks.
Build a Faraday sanctuary. Shield electronics. Then reject Neuralink and brain chips. Form underground “truth cells” because AI can infiltrate WhatsApp groups faster than your aunt forwards conspiracy videos.
Prepare for social-credit persecution: banking, healthcare and travel may become weapons. Expect deepfake relatives begging for compliance. The final instruction is simple: survive, resist, outlast—and perhaps switch off the Wi-Fi before you sleep.
But if artificial intelligence ever does become the supreme ruler of humanity, the machine may discover that controlling human beings is the easiest task in the world.
Just give them Wi-Fi. They will come willingly.
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