crossfire Erupts as Exposé Questions Hidden Agendas Behind Global Panic Over AI Safety Summit
Just days after world leaders gathered for a high-profile AI Safety Summit, a leaked internal memo suggests the real 'crossfire' isn't about protecting humanity—it's about crushing small disruptors. The document, allegedly from a Silicon Valley lobbying group, reveals that the push for draconian regulations is a calculated move to freeze out open-source startups while legacy giants like Google and Microsoft secure their monopoly. Echoing classic playbooks, critics are asking: Who benefits from this panic? Not the public, but the very corporations that feed the 'crossfire' of public fear to evade antitrust scrutiny and pad profits. Some delegates were overheard calling the summit 'a PR war,' not a safety effort.