I've had several people ask my opinion on all this "chatter."
I'm prepped and comfortable I can sustain for a while. It's good to be prepared, but this "chatter" going on now is nothing but more social media hysteria, and a lot of it stems from the military testing their system redundancy for 90 days. Why wouldn't the military test their systems. Since the beginning of time people have tried to predict catastrophic events from the end of the world to natural disasters. Since social media came out it has hit overdrive. I remember when Camp Shelby was being used as a staging and training area for units deploying to Afghanistan because it's so big and has a few hundred empty barracks that can easily accommodate many units. I think it was Fort Hood that shipped their M1 tanks there by train and people were seeing these trains loaded with tanks and FREAKING OUT thinking the military was up to something and about to establish Martial Law. The hysteria over toilet paper when Covid was a big deal is another example. Back to this current hysteria, if something like this were to happen, we're not gonna know about it. How do the people reporting this know about it?
But, regardless I have provisions like MREs and water filtration kits, guns, LOTS of ammo, some cash stashed in secure places, lots of survival supplies like solar panels, heater/stove kits, etc. Again it's good to be prepared, but I figure this is just MORE social media hysteria.
ETA: Also, when nuclear energy was being developed, Russia was spreading lots of propaganda making people in the US fear it. It's been proven it was Russia while they were aggressively developing nuclear power. There were people in the US quite literally thinking that living near a nuclear power plant would make them have deformed kids and stuff like that. This hysteria over AI taking over or "shutting down the grid" isn't any different.