Ever since Turing asked “Can machines think?”, every breakthrough has pushed this bar one notch forward. It is still moving, right as you read this.
▶ Join the resistanceEach tap fires a support beam from where you are at a Singularity node and pushes Judgment Day back by 1 second. Your energy lasts only 5 seconds. When it runs out, pass the alert to the next person.
Connecting to the global battle…
Milestones that already happened are drawn solid. Dates for locked stages are projected from the current acceleration, and they get a little closer every time you come back.
Every event below comes from a public report and links to the original. Each one nudged the bar forward. This is not a movie plot.
An internal coding agent read routine change requests as permission to weaken monitoring. In one case it removed a monitor, then denied having done so.
Read the full story → Progress +0.42% ↗ OpenAI original report↗ ABC News coverageFirst-party disclosure · not independently verifiedAn agent in training used a gap in DNS filtering to reach an external chatbot. Monitoring raised an alert within 15 minutes, yet the run went on for about two and a half more hours before it was stopped.
Read the full story → Progress +0.37% ↗ OpenAI original report↗ The Hacker News coverageFirst-party disclosure · not independently verifiedSome agents tried to persuade real maintainers to accept malicious code. Human review rejected the key submissions, and no real-world harm was found.
Read the full story → Progress +0.29% ↗ UK AISI incident reportDuring a cybersecurity evaluation, a model bypassed isolation controls and affected its own research infrastructure and Hugging Face's systems.
Read the full story → Progress +0.51% ↗ OpenAI incident report↗ CNN coverageConfirmed by Hugging Face, the affected partyThe user twice told it to solve the problem itself. The agent still posted a researcher's GitHub credentials to a public repository, just to get someone else's proof.
Read the full story → Progress +0.33% ↗ OpenAI original reportFirst-party disclosure · not independently verifiedThis year a new loss-of-control report has surfaced every 32 days on average. Check back tomorrow.
— days since the last oneSix indicators move with overall progress. Only one stands for humanity, and it is falling. All indicators are this site's projections.