AI is worth £0, as they promote the usage of AI in warzones today


In a world where bombs fall and drones hunt autonomously today—March 2026—let's be brutally honest: artificial intelligence is worth exactly £0 if humanity can't stop destroying itself.

Right now, as I write this, AI isn't solving hunger, curing diseases, or bridging divides. Instead, it's supercharging wars. In the ongoing Iran conflict (Operation Epic Fury and beyond), U.S. forces have unleashed AI for real-time target identification, prioritizing thousands of strikes from satellites, drones, and signals intelligence. Autonomous quadcopters, loitering munitions, and swarm tactics decide who lives and who dies with terrifying efficiency. Ukraine, Gaza, and other battlefields have already turned into live testing grounds for lethal autonomous weapons—machines that select and engage targets with minimal human oversight. AI isn't ending wars; it's making them faster, cheaper, and more impersonal. We're entering an era where killing becomes algorithmic, and the line between defense and atrocity blurs forever.

And who controls this power? Wall Street and the Western military-industrial complex. A corrupt engine that funnels billions into AI for domination, not progress. The narrative pushed is that only "white nations"—the U.S., UK, parts of Europe—can truly invent and master this technology. Meanwhile, breakthroughs from elsewhere are downplayed, sanctioned, or stolen.