Can I conspiracy theory out for, like,

Can I conspiracy theory out for, like, two seconds with you? Thank you so much for your time. That A.I. Tech guy that quit his job and is now like, oh, my god, tech A.I. It's a terror. It'll end us all within a decade. We need to stop tech. We need to stop A.I. We need to stop these billionaire CEOs. I don't think he went that far. Because capitalism. Here's my grand conspiracy theory. Okay? Walk with me, so to speak. Let's say for chance you have technology that is leveraged to the hill in the amount of trillions of dollars. Trillions upon trillions of dollars. A majority of the U.S. Economy is leveraged in some way in accordance to how your technology succeeds and or fails. Your country's economy is mere weeks away from the bubble which you've built your entire career. Your entire economy is about to collapse. It's about to pop. And you need to stave off that harm, because not only is the tech about to pop, the entire economy, it's not popular and it's not working. But you also, also, also, you need the public to maintain the idea that it is ever powerful in case you were visiting in the future and still want billions among billions of dollars invested in it. So what do you do? You create a narrative that it's way too powerful, that we need to shelve it, at least for a couple of years. At least for a decade or so until we can get it under control. And who's the best person to get that message out? Better than an employee with high enough level to know what the tech is capable of, but also low enough in the hierarchy that he is still wedded to the general public and seems working class and is trying to warn people out of the goodness of humanity. Cause he's one of them. He doesn't have a bunker, he doesn't have the money for a bunker. He's concerned like the rest of you. And he's warning people before it's far, far too late.