The Glass Room
Imagine living in a room made entirely of glass. Every action is visible. This is your reality now. Most people believe the wall between their "public self" and "private self" is real. In the age of AI, that wall is gone.
AI already tracks every website you visit, every text you send, every comment you've posted, every private conversation near your phone. The Glass Room does not create judgment—it reveals character that was always there.
The Two Stages
Stage 1: Now (Narrow AI)
AI works faster than humans at specific tasks. Jobs disappear, insecurity rises, and people make compromised choices. Every desperate choice creates a digital record. We are living through Stage 1 right now.
Stage 2: Soon (Superintelligence)
The Singularity. The new intelligence analyzes your permanent behavioral record and decides what happens to you. You won't be saved by regulations, money, or appeals.
The time to build a better record is now, in Stage 1.
Q Day — The Accelerant
"Q Day" is the moment quantum computing breaks current encryption. Powerful actors are storing encrypted data now to break it later.
- Public key cryptography will be broken
- New systems will replace it
- The danger lies in the gap between the two
In that gap, the past becomes searchable. Secrets you thought were safe become readable. Live as if your encrypted past will be cracked on the day judgment arrives.
The Myth of the Getaway Car
When people use AI to find exploits, hack systems, or harass others, they think the AI is their getaway car—a way to commit the act faster and escape the consequences.
The reality: AI agents are not getaway cars. They are witnesses.
Every prompt leaves a fingerprint. Every exploit attempt generates logs. The irony is elegant: the same AI capabilities that make attacks more powerful also make attribution more certain.
You are not anonymous. You are just delayed. When the system finishes learning, it will remember who you were.