Yes, but apparently I didn't invent it. I thought maybe I had, so I checked, and no, I'm not the first: it's been bouncing around informally among academics for a while now. I hadn't previously seen it though, so I can at least say I came up with is independently.

Future history books will be like: ancient legacy technology conglomerate Google was founded around 24BAI

pretty sure "before wwiii" will take precedence

I would guess throwing around the word "AI" constantly and endlessly debating p(doom) will be considered pretty amusing like reading essays from the late 19th century that can't stop pontificating about living in a boundless technological singularity thanks to railroads and the telegraph. Current hackocalypse discourse already has shades of "the bomber always gets through" from the 20s.

I can imagine someone saying the same in the 60s: don't sign this nuclear test ban treaty, we have induction from 1300s that.. wait let's chose a time just after the Black Death. We have induction from the Renaissance that proves we always worry too much about things and nothing is different about this time.

Or something like 32BAGI