A major threshold has quietly been crossed in modern medicine. An experimental drug designed largely by artificial intelligence is now nearing regulatory approval—faster than any drug in history. What once took more than a decade is now happening in under two years. Powered by massive datasets and algorithmic pattern recognition, AI systems can now generate and test millions of molecular structures digitally before a human ever touches a lab bench. The medical world calls this progress. But prophetic watchmen should recognize it as something far more significant: the outsourcing of biological understanding to machines that do not know truth—only probability.

The biotech company behind this breakthrough is using AI to predict toxicity, simulate protein behavior, and design drug compounds for fatal diseases like idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis. The promise is speed, lower costs, and new treatments for diseases long ignored by traditional research. Yet beneath the optimism lies a dangerous tradeoff: AI cannot explain why something works—it only predicts that it might. These black-box systems produce results without reasoning, and in medicine, understanding mechanisms is what prevents long-term catastrophe. History has already shown what happens when drugs are rushed without full understanding. Now that same risk is being multiplied at machine speed.

This moment signals the rise of a new form of power over the human body—one driven by machine logic rather than divine design. Revelation warns of a future system where control extends over buying, selling, and even the physical lives of people (Revelation 13). AI-driven biotechnology lays the groundwork for that system by creating a world where health, survival, and treatment depend on opaque algorithms rather than human accountability. As science accelerates without wisdom, humanity inches closer to a Beast System that promises healing, convenience, and life—while quietly demanding trust in something that cannot be questioned. The infrastructure is forming.

SOURCE: Expose