🇨🇦 Suddenly everyone's worried about AI wiping out humanity. But why and how could it do that? Here's what we know

The same class that spent years worshipping disruption, automation, and borderless technocracy has suddenly discovered that handing more power to unaccountable machines might end badly. Amazing timing. The snippet admits even the industry pushing AI is now warning about apocalypse, while the proposed answer is more global coordination and more guardrails, as reported. Translation: build the system first, panic later, then demand supranational management when the public notices the trap.

And there it is again: every elite-made crisis somehow requires less national control and more authority for the same people who created it. The piece lays out a world of AI-enabled surveillance, misinformation, mass unemployment, hacking, and social collapse. In other words, a digital version of the managerial fantasy already governing the West. Canadians should notice the pattern. The danger is not just some sci-fi robot coup. It is the political class using AI fear to centralize power, police speech, and tighten the screws in the name of safety. First they break reality, then they sell supervision as salvation.

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