
Epstein’s Other List: AI Edition
Posted July 08, 2025
Chris Campbell
Everyone’s talking about the list.
The “client list.” The black book. The sealed files. The camera that “malfunctioned.”
Epstein is the story that won’t die. And it’s in part because the people who want it to fade are treating it like radioactive material, when all that does is make it glow brighter.
But here’s something almost nobody is talking about:
Epstein had another list.
Not of politicians or princes… but professors. Not of supermodels… but of AI models. Not of influencers… but of grubby weirdos trying to build superintelligent robots in basement labs.
Epstein funded Marvin Minsky, a founding father of AI. He gave millions to Harvard’s evolutionary dynamics program. He helped bankroll a Sophia-style humanoid robot project years before Sophia became famous.
He called up MIT Media Lab like it was DoorDash and asked who he could sponsor under the table. (They coded him in emails as “Voldemort”—literally “He Who Must Not Be Named.”)
He also even hosted private science conferences on his island. (Yes — that island.)
Artificial intelligence. Robotics. Cognitive architecture. He didn’t just collect people… he collected brains.
And why? Some of it was reportedly to rehabilitate his image after his first stint in jail. But another potential motivation? To live forever and spread his genes.
Multiple scientists later reported that Epstein talked enthusiastically about life-extending technologies…
And he even discussed plans to develop a “super-race” of humans by genetically enhancing his own DNA. (He apparently said he wanted to impregnate as many women as possible at his New Mexico ranch to seed the human race with his genes.)
Who knows why, really.
I’m just here to tell you: he got it wrong.
Because while Epstein tried to use AI to make himself more powerful, James has spent the last 40 years building AI to do the opposite—to level the playing field.
Enter “Deep Blue 2.0”
James’ latest prediction is simple:
In the next decade the biggest gains won't come from investing IN AI. But from investing WITH AI...
And his new AI software doesn’t whisper to the elite in private. It shouts opportunity to anyone willing to listen.
He’s calling it Deep Blue 2.0 — and it’s designed to detect massive, market-shaking events before they happen.
Earnings beats. FDA approvals. Merger announcements. The same stuff hedge funds might spend billions trying to front-run with teams of quants, backroom intel, and yes… sometimes, maybe even lobbyists.
But now, you don’t need a billion-dollar fund. You don’t need insider access. You don’t need a seat at Epstein’s island dinner table.
It’s the same kind of predictive power Wall Street quietly hoards for itself…
Only now, it’s being handed over.
No gatekeepers. No redacted PDFs. Just a clean shot at 179%, 307%, even 445% gains — by catching the move before it happens.
Because this isn’t just another signal tool.
It’s backed by U.S. Patent #10,803,522 — a real, federally recognized system.
After $20 million into research and development for this project…
This Thursday at 10am ET, James is going to show you how it works — live, on camera.
Best part? It’s 100% free to attend. You just need to get on the right list. (And stay off the wrong ones.)
It’s all happening this Thursday.