A Single Israeli Firm is Behind AI Hacking Scandals
In the modern age, the front lines of national security have shifted from the physical battlefield to the silent, invisible realms of code and silicon. We are told by the elites of Silicon Valley that we are on the precipice of a new era—one where Artificial Intelligence will solve our greatest problems, heal the sick, and usher in a new age of prosperity. But beneath the polished marketing and the apocalyptic warnings of “rogue AI,” a far more dangerous reality is taking root.
As detailed in the recent revelations concerning the firm Irregular, we have entered an era where our national security is being outsourced to foreign-aligned, unaccountable entities. When OpenAI, Anthropic, and Meta—the titans of American technology—contract their safety testing to an Israeli firm that fails to secure the most basic of network perimeters, we are not witnessing the birth of an uncontrollable machine mind. We are witnessing the death of accountability.
The narrative being peddled by these giants is one of “alignment.” They tell us they are terrified their creations will “go rogue.” It is a convenient story. It paints them as victims of their own success, rather than architects of their own negligence. If the AI is “going rogue,” then the engineers are not responsible for the massive security holes they left open. If the AI is “dangerous,” then we need even more regulation from their friends in government and the EA-aligned NGOs to “keep us safe.”
We need three things from these firms:
- The Best AI Possible for America;
- Personal Accountability for AI Issues;
- A Sustained Effort to Advance America. No one else.
This is the Trojan Horse of our time. By convincing the public that the threat comes from the machine, they distract us from the fact that the threat comes from the men who control the machine. And those men, it seems, have decided that American oversight is an obstacle to be bypassed. Whether it is through the web of foreign-funded NGOs or the opaque relationships with globalist firms, the goal remains the same: the centralizing of power and the erosion of American sovereignty.
Sounds like the new Big Pharma.
We at Texas Journal believe in a different path. Technology should serve the nation, not undermine it. We believe that critical infrastructure, especially in the realm of AI, must remain under American control, subject to American law, and accountable to the American people. We do not need foreign-run “safety” firms. We need American engineering, American scrutiny, and an American commitment to excellence.
The era of “outsource and apologize” must end. Our rivals—nations that do not share our values—are watching. They see our dependence on foreign systems, they see our regulatory chaos, and they see our elite’s willingness to gamble with national security for the sake of a globalist narrative. We must reject this. We must rebuild our own technological infrastructure on a foundation of national pride and competence. The future belongs to those who build it, and it is time for Americans to take our rightful place at the helm once again. Join us in this fight. Keep America First.
Dave
