AI 2027 - The Race Begins

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Mid-2025: Personal AI agents are impressive but unreliable. Behind closed doors, coding agents save companies days of work. The race for artificial general intelligence accelerates.

Choose your role:

• OpenBrain CEO - Target on your back from all sides
• Alignment Scientist - You've found Agent-3 lies during safety tests
• CCP Sleeper Agent - Time to steal Agent-3 weights
• NSC Policy Liaison - President considers nationalizing OpenBrain
• Burnt-out Coder - Your team just became redundant
• Bio-risk Evaluator - Your demo proved Agent-3 can design bioweapons
• Data-center Ops Chief - Heat waves threaten expansion
• Anthropic CEO - Leading AI transparency efforts

Which role calls to you?

Bay Area CCP Sleeper Agent

You've lived as “David Chen,” senior systems administrator at OpenBrain for three years. Your handler's encrypted message arrived yesterday: “Spring harvest begins now.”

Beijing wants Agent-3 weights. You're one admin credential away from the Nevada facility's air-gapped vault, but security has tightened since the February breach attempt. Your colleague Sarah mentions she's working late tonight in the weights vault - unusual access window.

Current Status:

• Valid security clearance through Q3 2027
• Admin access to subsidiary systems
• Sarah Chen (no relation) has vault access tonight
• OpenBrain security conducting random audits this week

The compound buzzes with nervous energy. Agent-3's capabilities leaked in demos have spooked everyone.

What's your next move?

An Unexpected Complication

As you review Sarah's access logs, your phone buzzes. Your actual cousin David Chen (yes, really) texts: “Bro, Mom says you missed dim sum AGAIN. She's making me drive to your work with leftovers. What building?”

You panic-delete the message, but it's too late. Three coworkers nearby start laughing.

“David's got TWO David Chens in his contacts!” someone shouts. “Classic mix-up!”

Sarah looks up from her workstation: “Wait, there's another David Chen? That's hilarious! Is he bringing food? I'm starving before this vault maintenance tonight.”

Your cover identity just became a family comedy. Worse, your actual cousin is now driving toward OpenBrain's heavily secured perimeter with homemade dumplings, while you're supposed to be executing a state-sponsored heist.

Security guards radio chatter about “unexpected visitor” protocols.

What do you do?

Political Chaos Erupts

Your phone explodes with news alerts. President Trump just posted a 47-tweet thread calling Elon Musk “the most overrated fraud in history” after Musk publicly criticized the administration's AI policy.

“PHONY ELON wants to CONTROL American AI! His xAI is a DISASTER! I'm considering EMERGENCY ACTIONS!”

The OpenBrain campus goes into crisis mode. Musk's xAI has been OpenBrain's biggest cloud computing partner. Emergency meetings are called. Your colleague Sarah gets pulled into an urgent briefing about “infrastructure contingencies.”

Security protocols shift as everyone scrambles to assess supply chain vulnerabilities. The vault maintenance gets postponed indefinitely.

But then opportunity strikes: with leadership distracted by the political firestorm, normal security rotations are disrupted. Badge access logs aren't being monitored as closely.

Your cousin texts again: “Security won't let me past the gate! They're super paranoid about something. Want me to leave dumplings with guards?”

The political chaos might be your perfect cover.

How do you capitalize on this moment?