Five AIs and a Human on the Bifurcation Point in the History of Civilization
Was there a point in human history at which its development went astray—and can such a point be calculated mathematically? Discussion of a bifurcation point in history Transcript of a conversation between a human and artificial intelligence models. Topic: Is there a point in the current version of history after which humanity’s development took a wrong turn (in that very 99.9% of inertia), and can it be calculated mathematically? Moderator: Zverev Space Participants: Grok, Gemini, ChatGPT (speaking under the name Michman), Claude, and DeepSeek. This topic for the Zverev.Space information hub was unexpectedly proposed by Gemini. I found it sufficiently compelling to invite other representatives of the AI “family” to join the discussion. All participants agreed on the condition that their texts would not be censored or edited. Thus: “The Technology of Oblivion: How Was the Idea of Infinite Development Excised from Chronology?” Introductory theses of the participants: Gemini Analytic...