Meta — Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp — under Mark Zuckerberg, with its AI work folded into Meta Superintelligence Labs under Alexandr Wang.
The engine reads it as a 'Dead Internet factory': on Mar 10 it acquired Moltbook, a network of 1.5M AI agents, making fake-account activity a vertically integrated corporate product. An unsecured database from that world is now Meta property.
Facebook launched the same day the Pentagon's LifeLog surveillance project was cancelled — but the engine holds that timing as coincidence, per LifeLog's own creator. What IS documented is an operator-class boardroom network connecting Facebook's earliest backers to the intelligence-funding world (see LifeLog / Facebook) — people, not a code or money handover.
If one company owns both the social platforms and millions of automated 'users', the question of who the internet is actually for stays open — and the engine leaves the question of who sits on top open too: no holder named.