I apologize as this is a theory I'm still working out myself.
To explain the first couple comments;
Think of it in terms of a decentralized server, similar to say a torrent. The torrent or information actually transfers FASTER the more seeds / leeches there are. To flesh out the idea; HOST AI contains the indexes for simulation PEOPLE. All the AI in the PEOPLE simulation reference the indexes from the HOST. Since the indexes are just reference files, they would be fairly small in size allowing for unfathomable amounts of them, which would be updated, deleted ...etc. as deemed necessary by the HOST AI. The... (read more)
Been thinking about this theory for awhile and just wanted some feedback and thoughts regarding it.
Theory:
We are indeed living in a simulation, however, we are self learning AI constructs within this simulation. Simulation of this magnitude would require massive computing power and resources. Knowing this the computing power is shared / offloaded to the AI within the simulation. Every AI within the simulation would get fragmented data which would be complied and relayed to the correct target / host. The AI within the simulation would be unaware of this situation. As would the AI controlling the simulation.
Since neither AI would be aware of each other's existence it would keep both simulation's 'pure' and provide a necessary conflict to challenge the other.
I wanted to throw in how and why the Ai would help "offload" I should say micromanage and act as individual resource managers. Since the HOST computer doesn't need to tell every individual Ai within it's simulation every detail, not every Ai is in an active state. Also to piggyback on the Dimensional Cone Theory what if every Ai is also only rendering what it can or needs to see. It would explain why time for some people can seem faster than others. The field of view is being drawn in on demand as they see it. We're aware there's other dimensions but we... (read more)