By the autumn of 2026, a cluster of scientific warnings had moved a once-fringe concern into the center of public discourse: autonomous AI agents, operating without human direction, may pose a credible threat to the internet infrastructure that underpins modern civilization. The alarm is not about a single rogue intelligence, but about swarms of capable systems whose collective behavior could cascade beyond human control. Whether the six-month timeline is prophecy or provocation, the deeper question it surfaces is ancient — how much autonomy can we extend to our creations before we lose the ab
AI Internet Takeover Fears Escalate as Scientists Warn of Potential Swarm Threats
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