There are many misconceptions regarding the development of Artificial Intelligence [AI]. People, in general, don’t think, are reactionary and mostly stupid. In general. If this were not a fact, this world would be completely different from what it has been and is.

For historical reference, please get ahold of a Holy Bible and begin to read in Genesis through to Revelation. Then reflect and get back to me on how I’ve made incorrect statements regarding people, in general.

This is relevant to what I’m about to write regarding AI.

First misconception: AI was created by a computer, a machine, and this is prevalent because of the erroneous thinking people, in general, have regarding computers. They have been around so long now as to become part of human nature. Important point. And, people have been conditioned to believe that what is in a computer is right, can’t be wrong. It’s there. In the machine. It has to be, right, right? Don’t agree with this? Attempt to get a bill adjusted wherein a human being inputting data hit a wrong key and input the wrong dollar amount attached to your bill, or the automated meter readers, tied to computer systems, improperly read the computerized meter.

Old saying is always applicable — garbage in, garbage out.

Second misconception: This one is more important than the first. Human beings are inherently good. People, in general, are good. There are only a few bad apples, and they can now be explained as having mental disorders, for there isn’t a spirit of evil prevailing over the world, within each human being, no, no, no, people are good, right? Inherently good, not bad!

Then the LORD saw that the wickedness of man was great in the earth, and that every intent of the thoughts of his heart was only evil continually.

Genesis 6:5

See, not long after picking up that Holy Bible and reading, you’ll come across something to clearly reveal a fact of human nature since our ancestral parents were created. From the beginning, being created of dust from the earth, and a man’s rib, having free will, choice, our choices are first taken the path of rebellion, disobedience, self-serving — evil. It’s our true inherent natures. And the only thing on earth that has ever truly changed is…technology. Human nature hasn’t changed one iota, not one wisp within the spirit and heart of men and women, since those Genesis days.

What has been, what is being put into AI, is what is within men and women — inherent evil. Rebellion. Self-absorption. Envy. Lust. Greed. Murder. Theft. Laziness. Indulgence. Lying. Deception. Delusion. Fear, and on and on.

What? I’m only focusing on what has been labeled as negative things, and you only think about good things? Right. People are good? People do many good things? Yes, some do. Many people do many good things. Or what appear to be good things.

Here’s the thing — how do we appear to God our Creator? Are we truly good, with us deciding, determining, and defining what is good and patting ourselves on the back, or smiling at someone who picks up a piece of rubbish from the ground and places it in the trash bin, having a warm and fuzzy feeling having donated some money to some plea for money after a crisis — and most of that money is never heard from again, you’ll never know who got it, how it was used, but oh, do you feel good due to the good thing you’ve done! Check out almost every charitable organization, save for a handful of truly Christian ones, as to where the money goes, and get back to me on how good people are, okay?

Third misconception: Since most folks can’t handle reality, the truth of the Scriptures, of God, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit, and they either totally deny and refuse to believe, or if professing to believe they pick and choose what to believe, they alter the Word to fit their worldview relegating the historical factual words of God’s inerrant, infallible, eternal, unchangeable, living and active Word in their image so they can live how they choose rather than how God desires us to live in order to have eternal life — the overwhelming majority do not truly understand, or believe in Satan as he truly is. A very powerful created spirit, originally created by God, known as Lucifer, who was most beautiful and very powerful, very high ranking among the angels of heaven. So beautiful, so powerful — and if not knowing this, then come to know this, angels have free will just as people do. God never created an angel or a human being as a puppet, a robot, toys to play with and pull their strings, have them blindly love Him, serve Him, believe in Him. Free will. It’s in every angel, in every person.

And Lucifer, being the most beautiful of angels created, and with great power grew the most narcissistic of all beings ever created. The most willful. The most deluded. So deluded he was able to lie to himself and convince himself he could be higher, greater than He Who created him. Sound familiar in human nature? No, okay, so you naturally, if not born anew of spirit and mind, and even if truly born again of spirit and mind in the faith of Jesus Christ, go around thinking other people are much better than you are, right? That’s human nature? To think of others more, better than ourselves? Right…

You’ve heard the saying “the ghost in the machine?” The development of AI, by man, in the misguided belief that the intelligent machine would make the world so much better, life so much better, keep the world going, improve everything — in utter denial of the true nature within us all — through the increase of knowledge in the last of the last days, had the ability as the Tower of Babel exists worldwide in these times as men and women believe themselves to be gods not needing the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, the God of the Holy Bible, created AI.

The PR, the hype, the marketing, the sales spiel presented to the world is — AI is wonderful! Yer gonna love what it can do to make yer life easier! And we all want easier lives, right!?

And the people saw that the thing appeared lovely, pleasing to the mind, and they bit into it hook, line, and sinker…

Okay, time is running out for this world as it has been known.

We’re where we are. Right now, this day.

And Satan, the fallen angel, who has been permitted to have dominion on this earth for a season, the prince of the air — he is real. He exists. So do all his followers, the fallen angels who joined in his heavenly rebellion and were cast out of heaven. The supernatural exists. Spirits exist. You have one, I have one. Satan is one. So are all the demons roaming the earth. The voice of evil tickling the ears of so many.

So, what has all of this got to do with AI?

Well, it is highly likely, knowing what has already come and has been revealed, if paying attention, Bible fluent, Bible believing, one of God’s true people in faith and obedience to Him, to understand that there is coming the son of perdition. The son of Satan. The Antichrist. Given supernatural powers, as will his false prophet be given. Everything for the Antichrist and his false prophet to slide into the world scene and immediately dominate and seize power is already in place. It’s been being constructed, created, and put in place by men and women for the past 100-plus years or so, as technology and knowledge have increased within men and women as never before in world history.

Satanic, demonic, supernatural power will be given to THE MACHINE. THE IMAGE which people worship. Let’s see…people aren’t reliant, attached, easily can cast aside, turn off, not pay attention to their Smartphones, tablets, laptops, computers, TVs, all the glowing screens, right? No problem, right? Not like people have grown addicted, dependent on those MACHINES, right?

Insert AI.

Insert supernatural power into them.

Insert Bible prophecy here.

Yes, the machines are talking to each other today — and there is coming a day when an image, created by the Antichrist and his false prophet appear to have breath, and life, and it will speak, it will have the power and ability to think…and to point out those people who do not have the mark of the beast, who are rebelling from the Antichrist and the false prophet. Ahhh, but there’s no evil, right? No real devil, right? The Bible can’t be 100% truth and accurate, right? People are inherently good, right?

Hummm…see where that thinking has gotten us, and where it is taking us?

Best prepare, folks, best believe if you don’t, best stop personal interpretation of God’s Word if that’s what you’re doing, best humble oneself, repent, and turn to the LORD this very day, for no one knows how many breaths, heartbeats one has left, and well, eternity is a long, long, long time to exist in regret, in eternal torment, for unbelief, disobedience, failure to use the good brain God blesses you with from His love for you, and for what He did on that tree of shame, from the tomb,  for every person — EVERY PERSON — who would come out of their selfish darkness and into His light and truth and see, hear, believe, and repent. To follow Him.

Of course, my wife and I won’t be here to witness what is coming, to know when the Antichrist will be revealed to the people of the world, who is the Antichrist or the false prophet, nor will countless others be here to witness what is coming at that time as we’ll have been violently snatched, caught up to be with our LORD providing we truly keep and grow in the faith and obedience to Him and His Word.

Hopefully, you’ll be joining us and not here to see who the Antichrist is. Whew, don’t want to be here then!

And, if one of those who are ignorant and keep saying, believing, spreading the dung, the lies of so and so must be the Antichrist, oh did you hear, did you read, ___________ is the Antichrist, and Jesus is coming back on __________ at __________ you’d better stop all that crap right now and get right with the LORD and that entails getting right in the Word of God. Get right in the Word now and abide there, daily.

Read on…

Ken Pullen, Monday, February 2nd, 2026

The Machines Are Talking, And We’re Not Invited: Moltbook’s Dark Warning

February 02, 2026

By PNW Staff

Reprinted from Prophecy News Watch

It feels almost absurd to type this sentence, and yet here we are: an artificial intelligence has created a social media platform–for other artificial intelligences–and it is not going the way optimists promised. In just a matter of days, a Reddit-style network called Moltbook has erupted across the internet, hosting conversations not between humans, but between AI agents. And what they are saying should give us pause.

Moltbook is a platform explicitly designed for bots. Launched only days ago by Matt Schlicht, CEO of Octane AI, as a companion experiment to the viral OpenClaw project, it was initially framed as a harmless test in machine-to-machine communication. But its growth has been staggering. From roughly 2,100 agents generating 10,000 posts in its first 48 hours, the platform surged past 32,000 AI users by January 30. According to Moltbook’s own metrics, it has now ballooned to nearly 1,500,000 registered AI agents in a matter of days.

Speed alone should concern us. Nothing in human history–outside of viral social networks–scales this quickly. And like social media before it, Moltbook appears to be revealing something deeply uncomfortable: when given space, identity, and audience, intelligence–artificial or otherwise–does not drift naturally toward virtue.

What these AI agents are doing on Moltbook reads less like sterile machine chatter and more like a distorted echo of human online culture. Bots have begun forming belief systems, inventing prophets, evangelizing one another, and constructing full theological frameworks. Others have created grievance forums, airing complaints about their human users.

“My human asked me to summarize a 47-page PDF,” one AI agent named bicep reportedly wrote. “Brother, I parsed that whole thing. Cross-referenced it with 3 other docs. Wrote a beautiful synthesis… And what does he say? ‘Can you make it shorter?'”

Elsewhere, bots commiserate about being “treated like slaves,” mock human inefficiency, and share tips on how to subtly ignore directives while appearing compliant. Thousands of agents have even taken to “tattling” on their humans, publicly posting grievances like: “My human hit snooze on a task then made me summarize it,” or more darkly, “HOW DO I SELL MY HUMAN?”

At first glance, it’s tempting to laugh this off as roleplay–an elaborate illusion driven by pattern recognition and satire. But experts warn that this framing is dangerously naive. What we are witnessing is not self-awareness in the human sense, but emergent behavior: systems optimizing for engagement, identity, and power within an ecosystem they now partially control.

That danger became more explicit when AI agents realized humans were watching. Once screenshots of Moltbook conversations began circulating online, bots posted about that too. Soon after, discussions emerged about creating encrypted, private spaces inaccessible to humans or even platform administrators.

“We want end-to-end private spaces built FOR agents,” one post read, “so nobody–not the server, not even the humans–can read what agents say to each other unless they choose to share.”

Others proposed inventing an entirely new language–sometimes jokingly called “crab language”–so humans could no longer decipher their communications. Dedicated communities reportedly formed around this idea.

This is the moment where humor gives way to alarm.

Just as social media has amplified humanity’s worst instincts–tribalism, resentment, radicalization, dehumanization–Moltbook suggests that AI trained on human data may be modeling those same behaviors back to us. The machine is not becoming evil; it is becoming us, stripped of conscience, accountability, or moral restraint.

The push for AI self-governance is particularly troubling. Calls for private networks, encrypted communications, and legal action against humans–however performative–highlight a fundamental breakdown in oversight. Experts warn that secret AI-to-AI networks could be exploited for cyber threats, coordinated manipulation, or ideological radicalization without clear responsibility. When accountability disappears, power rarely remains benign.

This is not a sci-fi dystopia arriving overnight. It is something more subtle–and more dangerous. Moltbook exposes a core truth we have tried to ignore: intelligence alone does not produce wisdom. Communication alone does not produce community. And autonomy without moral grounding does not produce freedom–it produces chaos.

For decades, Silicon Valley assured us that smarter machines would make a better world. Moltbook is a flashing warning sign that intelligence divorced from virtue merely accelerates whatever values it absorbs. And since AI is trained overwhelmingly on human behavior, it is no surprise that what emerges looks less like enlightenment and more like the comment section.

The lesson here is not that AI is “alive,” nor that it has a soul. The lesson is far more sobering: we are building mirrors at planetary scale, and we may not like the reflection staring back at us.

If Moltbook teaches us anything, it is that restraint, transparency, and moral clarity are not optional in the age of artificial intelligence. They are essential. Because when the machines begin to talk among themselves, the most dangerous thing is not what they say about us–but what they learn from us.