The recent alleged attack on OpenAI CEO Sam Altman's home by Daniel Moreno-Gama, a 20-year-old who had been active in online anti-AI spaces, has highlighted a radical fringe within the artificial intelligence opposition movement. While mainstream AI safety groups have condemned the violence, some internet users have cheered the attack, viewing it as justified retribution against the rapid advancement and perceived existential threats of AI. This incident, following reports of attacks on data centers and robotaxis, prompts debate in Silicon Valley about responding to such escalation from online dissent to in-person actions. Moreno-Gama was reportedly found with documents detailing AI risks and plans targeting AI executives, though his attorney claims he was experiencing a mental health crisis. AI companies are now grappling with how to address these concerns and the potential for increased radicalization within a movement that, while diverse, is largely peaceful.