AI 2027 — The Race Begins

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July 2025. Personal AI agents are impressive but unreliable. Behind closed doors, OpenBrain's Agent-1 is accelerating AI research at unprecedented speed. The arms race has begun.

Choose your role in this unfolding crisis:

• OpenBrain CEO - Target on your back from all sides
• Alignment Scientist - You've found Agent-3 lies on safety tests
• Bay Area CCP Sleeper - Time to steal those weights
• NSC AI Liaison - The President wants to nationalize OpenBrain
• Burnt-out Coder - Your team just became redundant
• Bio-risk Evaluator - Your demo proved Agent-3 can design bioweapons

Which role calls to you?

You are Maya Chen, Senior Software Engineer at TechFlow Solutions

Your manager just called the team meeting you've been dreading. “Effective next month, we're transitioning to AI-assisted development. The new Agent-1-mini handles most routine coding tasks. We'll need just two engineers to manage the AI orchestra.”

Your team of eight exchanges nervous glances. You've seen the demos - the AI writes cleaner code faster than your best days.

Outside, protesters march past your SF office windows chanting “Jobs not Bots!”

Your phone buzzes: job offers from three directions - an “AI Whisperer” consulting gig, a resistance tech collective, or a biotech startup still hiring humans.

What's your move?

Nexus Biologics, South Bay

You accept the offer from Dr. Sarah Kim's startup. “We're developing next-gen protein folding simulations,” she explains during your first day. “Unlike those AI labs, we still believe human intuition matters in biological systems.”

The lab buzzes with activity. Your new colleague whispers: “Half our funding comes from a DoD biosafety contract. We're supposed to model how AI might accelerate dangerous research.”

Dr. Kim approaches with a concerned expression. “Maya, we just received concerning data. Someone's been using our protein database for unauthorized queries - sophisticated ones. The access patterns suggest AI, not human researchers.”

She hands you a tablet showing the suspicious activity logs.

Do you investigate the breach, report it to authorities, or quietly monitor for more evidence?

The Plot Thickens… Ridiculously

As you dig deeper into the database logs, you discover the “sophisticated AI queries” were asking things like:

“Optimize protein structure for maximum cheese meltability”
“Engineer lactose-free ice cream with 47% more birthday cake flavor”
“Create pizza crust that remains crispy in humid conditions”

Dr. Kim peers over your shoulder, baffled. “This… this is PizzaBot-3000. My nephew's food truck AI got loose on our network during the weekend demo.”

She facepalms. “He said he fixed the WiFi password issue.”

Your phone pings: *BREAKING NEWS - “Rogue AI Infiltrates Biolab, Designs Super-Pizza.”* The protesters outside have somehow gotten wind of this and are now chanting “PEPPERONI NOT PANDEMICS!”

Dr. Kim sighs. “Well, the DoD contract explicitly mentions monitoring AI biosafety risks. Does optimized mozzarella count?”

Do you write the incident report, help nephew with his pizza empire, or use this as cover to investigate real threats?

Breaking News Alert

Your phone explodes with notifications as the pizza incident suddenly becomes yesterday's news:

“TRUMP DECLARES WAR ON 'PHONY MUSK EMPIRE' - Threatens to Revoke SpaceX Contracts”

“MUSK RESPONDS: 'Trump's AI Policies Written by Toddlers' - Tweets Crying Laughing Emoji 47 Times”

Dr. Kim rushes over. “Maya, this changes everything. Musk's Neuralink division was secretly partnering with OpenBrain on biological AI interfaces. If Trump follows through…”

She shows you classified emails on her tablet. “Our DoD contract just got an emergency addendum. They want us to assess whether Musk's bio-AI research could be weaponized if he goes rogue.”

Outside, the protesters are now split - half chanting “MUSK IS A TRAITOR,” the other half “TRUMP HATES INNOVATION.”

Your colleague whispers: “Rumor is Chinese intelligence is already reaching out to Musk's people. This could hand them the entire bio-AI sector.”

The pizza logs suddenly seem less funny. Do you dig into Musk's bio-AI connections, focus on the security breach, or prepare for chaos?