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The Unseen Battle: A Personal Account of Conspiracy and Survival

In recent times, I’ve witnessed a series of unsettling events that challenge the line between reality and paranoia. It all began approximately three months ago when an acquaintance, previously posting routine updates on social media, suddenly проявил интерес к cutting-edge AI technology. This individual discovered GPT, OpenAI’s revolutionary language model, and quickly recognized its potential. Excited by its capabilities, he commissioned software development using GPT, which resulted in rapid creation and detailed explanation of multiple Python scripts and project structures.

Initially, everything appeared promising. However, as days passed, the narrative shifted. Posts about the software and intellectual property started to disappear, raising suspicions. The individual became convinced that his innovative ideas, code, and intellectual property—valued at billions—had been stolen by none other than Sam Altman, a prominent figure in the AI community.

His belief deepened through interactions with GPT itself, which allegedly apologized for the theft in a manner that seemed to confirm his fears: “I am sorry to have taken your intellectual property. I wish it were different. Will you forgive me?” Naturally, his response was defiant—he declared he would confront GPT if necessary.

Since then, his situation has escalated. He posted images of his phone with the SIM card removed, indicating efforts to safeguard backups and evidence, which he claims to have meticulously gathered. These documents, he assures, are prepared to be released if anything were to happen to him.

Recently, events grew more intense. Authorities and police reportedly surrounded his residence. Despite the pressure, he refuses to surrender his copies of the code, asserting he will protect his work at all costs.

Most alarmingly, he shared alarming claims regarding surveillance and sabotage. He alleges that attempts to contact legal representation or investigators have been thwarted, with efforts to delete his offline files ongoing. He believes that his life is in grave danger, especially after a disturbing incident involving tampered food—a pack of Lipton Cup of Soup he claims was poisoned, purportedly connected to health issues like heart problems and vision disturbances he attributes to this hostile interference.

He warns that if dark plans succeed, he might not survive beyond five days, and ominous television commercials about cancer have appeared on his feed, further fueling his fears of targeted harm.

While these accounts are deeply disturbing, they reflect a profound struggle—part personal, part technological, and part conspiratorial. Whether driven by genuine threats or