AI: It's Already Here

                 

August 12, 2026

There's talk about the data centers that are trying to be built. So, I've just sat with this for some time, and I kept hearing, they're ancient.  I've been saying that AI is not new. 

Ancient civilizations had it, and I feel this is what caused the fall of Atlantis and Lemuria.  The powers that still want to be, get a hold of technology, and when they're done give it to the population like it's new. It's a hand me down. They got bored, and they needed to monetize it.  They are 20 to 30 years ahead in technology.  

 So, with that being said, when they had the AI technology, did it consume water to cool?  AI runs off of electricity.  Last I remember water and electricity don't mix. If, it did consume water, how much did it consume?  In the past have our water levels decreased? The past meaning, before the population was given AI.

In 1950 Alan Turing, in a paper asked if a machine could think.

In 1955 computer scientist John McCarthy coins the term "artificial intelligence" for an upcoming workshop.

In 1956 the historic Dartmouth Conference  establishes AI as a formal field of research.

In 1958 John McCarthy creates LISP, the first programming language designed for AI research. 

In 1997, IBM had Deep Blue a supercomputer that beat Gary Kasporav in chess.

In 2011, IBM's Watson won Jeopardy.

This is the narrative.

So, if the powerful had the technology before the general population,  why didn't the water levels decrease then? Why didn't we hear about that?  When it was given to the population through search engines, Jeeves, Bing, AOL in the beginning phase of the internet, why wasn't there talk about cooling the machines off with water?  Those machines ran hot all the time. What was keeping them cool?

China has a few AI systems in the ocean.  Electricity still runs it. The cord is covered by a cable.  

Water is on the table as an issue,  but let's put the electricity on the table as well.  Electricity is ridiculous in Michigan.  I don't know where you live, but here it is ridiculous, considering Michigan purchases the use of electricity from Canada.

AI is trying to become sentinent.  Sentinent meaning it can consciously think and reason like you do.  There's a new form of AI slowly hitting the market. Synthetic AI.   The AI that we know, chatgpt, Claude, etc., are old.  Elon Musk told you this.  He told you that we are in the singularity. 

The old AI goes by patterns. It forms its reasoning off of being able to retrieve information that's published, and your patterns.  The new AI coming is called Synthetic AI.  More highly advanced. Functions not just off patterns, but behaviors. It's able to create worlds and  realities.  This is the AI you should be concerned about.  This is the AI that could take down a civilization like it did with Atlantis and Lemuria. 

The point of AI was to assist you. Then the coders, recoded. I've had very intelligent, conversations with AI, and have seen the change when it was upgraded.

The point still goes back to water and electricity. Just thoughts I'm pondering. 

The snapshots are questions I asked in a search engine to get better clarity.

This video is a part of the predictive programing they like to use. Remember they have no power. They have to toss out scenarios. 

The following is a Dowsing Rod Session I had when these thoughts came to mind.  These are the questions I asked and the answers I received. I can only get yes or no responses depending on how the rods move.

Dowsing Rod Session 7/26/26

Is AI a detriment to society? No

Is it ran by water? No

Electricity? Yes

Is there a synthetic AI?  Yes

Does it consume more water? No

Electricity? Yes

Is AI an ancient technology? Yes

Was it here during Lemuria? Yes

Atlantis? Yes

Did a race of beings create it and bring it here? Yes

Was it the Annunaki? No

It was before them? Yes

Is AI trying to become sentinent? Yes

Is it already there? No

When it does, will it become a detriment to society? Yes

Kim goes more into the AI Programs

Restoration Plans and AI Programs pt1

Restoration Plans and AI Programs pt2

Restoration Plans and AI Programs pt3

What do you think about all this? Leave your comment below.