May be like Haman the Agagite in the Book of Esther. Was he man of the God of Israel? Nope. But he did play an important role in the history of Gods people, on that allowed the Israelites to become prominent in the Empire of Persia, and also glorify God.

Sometimes God installs traitors or enemies, like Haman or even Judas, to expose evil and to bring glory to His Name.

Sounds cheesy and religious, but think of how else humans, even ones that were guided by advanced AI, could navigate an impossible amount of possibilities that they've calculated since the last decade. I think God is guiding them, and Q even acknowledged this in some of their posts when they also for prayer.