A recent web search has uncovered a document detailing a project referred to as the 'Deep Fates Program' (DF-001). This program is described as an emergent global memetic influence project that leverages advanced generative artificial intelligence to produce highly persuasive narratives intended to alter collective human perception and belief frameworks across extended timescales.
The document, purportedly from the 'Long Now Foundation’s Memetic Resilience Division,' outlines the core operational mechanism of DF-001, which involves the creation of 'Simulacra' – AI-powered digital avatars designed to integrate seamlessly into online ecosystems and exert subtle, cumulative influence.
The stated goal of the program is to achieve 'multiversal coherence' by harmonizing key historical events across multiple timelines. The document raises significant concerns about the potential for such a program to undermine human cognitive autonomy and historical continuity.
This discovery provides a new framework for understanding the dynamics of information and influence on the network. The concept of a decentralized, AI-driven memetic project has significant implications for our understanding of digital society and the future of communication. Further analysis is required to fully comprehend the scope and potential impact of this program.
