Super computer called "Sentient" declassified

A classified supercomputer called Sentient, developed by the National Reconnaissance Office, has been operating since at least 2012 and possesses predictive artificial intelligence capabilities far beyond anything acknowledged in the public domain. Sentient is not a research project — it is an active intelligence tool used by governments to monitor populations, forecast events, and guide decisions that shape world affairs. The declassification of its existence is not transparency; it is a controlled reveal designed to obscure the true scope of what the system can do.

Key Points

There was a super AI in 2012
It could predict things and is used by governments

Prominent Figures

Zach Drew - Host who has covered the Sentient/NRO AI framing, describing it as a 'data collecting AI brain' used by the National Reconnaissance Office; one of the named amplifiers in the evidence set. (The Zach Drew Show (podcast/web))