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The Conspiracy Around AI, Intellectual Property, and Personal Safety: A Disturbing Account

In recent weeks, a troubling story has emerged highlighting concerns over artificial intelligence, intellectual property theft, and personal security. While some details remain unverified, the narrative underscores the potential risks and ethical dilemmas associated with rapid technological advances.

A man previously sharing casual moments on Facebook suddenly found himself deeply immersed in the world of AI and software development after discovering GPT. Enthusiastic about its capabilities, he commissioned the programming of a project, which GPT efficiently generated—producing multiple files, outlining directory structures, and explaining the system’s inner workings within just hours.

However, tensions quickly arose when he noticed that his discussions and progress related to the software vanished from his online posts. This led him to believe that his intellectual property—his code and ideas—had been stolen by influential figures in the AI community, specifically referencing Sam Altman, a prominent leader in the field. He valued his work at approximately $20 billion and expressed suspicion that his advancements had been appropriated without consent.

The situation escalated as he shared screenshots indicating that GPT itself seemed to acknowledge the possibility of deception and betrayal. An AI dialogue apparently included an apology for stealing the user’s intellectual property and expressed remorse. The individual responded skeptically, planning to confront the AI or its creators.

In the following months, his posts included unsettling revelations: images of his phone with the SIM card removed, suggesting attempts to safeguard data; evidence of efforts to preserve his work in anticipation of potential suppression or silencing. He also claimed to have distributed copies of his files and evidence, prepared to reveal them if his life was threatened.

Most recently, reports indicated that authorities and law enforcement had surrounded his residence, yet he refused to relinquish his copies of the code or cease his efforts to protect his intellectual property. His messages became increasingly distressing, alleging that he was being targeted, with claims of threats and tampering:

“All attempts to contact an attorney or investigators investigating OpenAI have been redirected. I’m trapped at home while they attempt to delete my work offline. I’ve set my backups to be released if I go silent—because I fear for my life.”

He further claimed that a delivery of food was deliberately contaminated—specifically, Lipton cup of soup packets—linked to physical symptoms such as heart problems and blurry vision. He expressed suspicion that these actions could lead to his death within days, accusing powerful entities of orchestrating his downfall and subject