Will Probabilistic Future Prediction Exceed the "Speed of Light"? The Survival Strategy of a Network State Pioneered by AI Hallucinations

Will Probabilistic Future Prediction Exceed the "Speed of Light"? The Survival Strategy of a Network State Pioneered by AI Hallucinations

When hearing the term AI "hallucination," many people likely imagine a "bug where the AI tells a plausible lie." However, when provided with sufficient macro-level data and clear inference logic, the hallucination depicted by an AI transforms from a mere lie into "the highest probability simulation of the future."

Currently, I am operating a system called "TwinK2" as a logistics (resource) prediction sensor for the survival and expansion of a "network state." This system does not rely on existing frameworks; rather, it is an initial node of a local mini-BPS (Blue Planet System) that observes the future through dialogue with an AI (Gemini).

In this article, I would like to explore how the "future-oriented hallucinations" utilized by TwinK2 can surpass the arrival speed of information (the speed of light as a metaphor).

The Time Lag Between the Physical "Speed of Light" and the Social "Speed of Event Unfolding"

According to Einstein's theory of relativity, no information can be transmitted faster than light in the physical world. This is an absolute rule of the universe.

However, the "speed of event unfolding" at which human society and the global economy operate is overwhelmingly slower than the speed of light. The time it takes for a legislature to pass a bill, the time for a tanker to transport copper or uranium, and the time for market investors to panic and move their capital—all of these involve massive physical and cognitive "delays (lags)."

What TwinK2 is attempting is to overtake this "delay of events" using the computational power of AI.