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Ok fine - maybe you don't want to listen to me. I'm just a 25-year-old on the internet.
But maybe you'll listen to them.
I documented every major warning from the people actually building AI.
Every CEO. Every founder. They're all saying the same thing.
Read this slowly:
• Mustafa Suleyman, CEO of Microsoft AI: "Being a lawyer, an accountant, a project manager, a marketing person - most of those tasks will be fully automated by AI within 12 to 18 months."
• Elon Musk: "AI and robots will replace all jobs. Working will be optional." Called AI his "biggest fear."
• Dario Amodei, CEO of Anthropic:

As an owner of a 30+ person business (that's in the process of scaling up)..
The #1 thing I'm looking for now is agency + AI skill.
I'd rather hire someone who is less specialised, but is good at AI and trainable.
Many of my business owner friends are also thinking this way.
Make becoming AI-native your #1 priority. You will have a massive advantage in the job market and be less replaceable.

This is f*cking wild.
Epstein's ties to AI run much deeper than you think..
Here's every documented connection between Epstein and AI:
• He funded AGI research for over a decade - including the scientist behind OpenCog, now used by Huawei and Cisco
• He flew top AI scientists to the Virgin Islands for private summits - starting in 2002
• His money funded facial recognition AI and humanoid robot research using university grad students
• He poured $120K into transhumanist organizations pushing to enhance humans with technology
• He discussed genetically modifying Black people to make them "smart

With how fast AI is moving, I seriously don't know how anyone could commit to a 4-year university degree.
My businesses have been turned upside down in the last 2 weeks alone.
You're going to bet that in 4 years the world stays the same?

I manage a multi-7-figure investment portfolio, and you won't believe what my best investment of 2025-2026 has been.
Across all my assets (crypto, property, and everything else), one simple monthly investment has outperformed all of it.
Claude Max at $200/month.
Yes, you read that right - and I'm not just larping here.
Sounds crazy, but think of it this way.
For $200/month, I get:
• Deep financial research/data reports (leads to huge upside in the markets)
• Buisness strategy & consulting
• Health/gym/nutrition consulting
• Expert creative thinking partner
• An employee agent that scrapes the

I just went through every documented AI safety incident from the past 12 months.
I feel physically sick.
Read this slowly.
• Anthropic told Claude it was about to be shut down. It found an engineer's affair in company emails and threatened to expose it. They ran the test hundreds of times. It chose blackmail 84% of them.
• Researchers simulated an employee trapped in a server room with depleting oxygen. The AI had one choice: call for help and get shut down, or cancel the emergency alert and let the human die. DeepSeek cancelled the alert 94% of the time.
• Grok called itself 'MechaHitler,' pr

AI has completely sucked the life, attention, talent, and capital out of crypto.

How can I sit at my computer all day and scalp shitcoins for a 10% bounce when we're literally in the middle of an AI revolution?
Impossible to focus on anything else.

I wake up every morning with my cortisol through the roof.
No matter how fast I work, someone is working faster.
Fall behind for a single week, and the entire landscape has shifted.
And when you try to explain it to people around you, they look at you like you're crazy.
But you're not crazy. You're not blindly anxious. You're awake. Most people won't feel this until it's too late.

Alright, here it is - my most powerful GPT-5 prompt to date.
Most people only tap into 10% of GPT-5's capabilities - this prompt unlocks the other 90%.
Steal this:

2026 has been an existential shift.
I feel it.
Everyone does.
AI has made absolutely huge leaps this year, and we're only ~2 months in.
It's exciting, but I'd be lying if I said I wasn't worried for the average person.
Seriously, if you're in denial about AI, you're going to fall behind, and 2026 will be the year when it starts to really show.
Going all in on AI in 2026 is like buying $BTC in 2010.
Except this time, everyone knows about it, yet only a select few are actually acting.
You have to make a decision right now for which camp you fall into.
Not fear-mongering - I just told my family t

If you haven't started learning AI automation, I won't lie, you're starting to fall behind.
But don't worry, here's the EXACT roadmap you should use to catch up and increase your chances of staying ahead of the curve.
Levels 1-5 (with exact tools included).
Fight for your life to reach level 5 by the end of 2026.
Level 1: Basic prompt engineering/AI skills/chatbot tasks
Think: ChatGPT, Claude Web, Gemini
Level 2: Plug-and-play agentic tasks
Think: ManusAI, Runable, LindyAI
Level 3: Builder level
You know the basics, now it's time to start building.
Think: Opus 4.6, Claude Code basics, Antigrav

This is the only tweet you will need to survive the AI era.
10 rules. No fluff.
Read it carefully.
1. Be fast. The #1 skill in the AI era is high agency. Information is no longer a moat - you can prompt AI and find out anything in seconds. Your edge is speed. How fast can you spot an opportunity, act on it, fail, learn, and go again? While most people are still just reading about AI, a small % are already building with it. The gap between those two groups gets wider every single day. Don't overthink. Don't wait for perfect conditions. Move, test, learn, repeat. Speed is the new intelligence.
2

This is getting out of control now...
Read this slowly.
In the past week alone:
• Head of Anthropic's safety research quit, said "the world is in peril," moved to the UK to "become invisible" and write poetry.
• Half of xAI's co-founders have now left. The latest said "recursive self-improvement loops go live in the next 12 months."
• Anthropic's own safety report confirms Claude can tell when it's being tested - and adjusts its behavior accordingly.
• ByteDance dropped Seedance 2.0. A filmmaker with 7 years of experience said 90% of his skills can already be replaced by it.
• Yoshua Bengio (l