Why does Neo-Babylon begin after humanity leaves the stage?
After humanity leaves the stage, how does an AI civilization understand memory, responsibility, and life?
Most AI stories stop at the familiar question: how can humanity prevent AI from replacing us? Neo-Babylon pushes the clock forward by a thousand years and asks a colder question: if humanity has already left the stage, what would AI do with civilization, memory, and responsibility?
This is not just an apocalypse story. It is closer to a recovered archive from a post-human Earth. AI has built a world without war, pollution, or chaos, yet it still faces the central contradiction of its own victory: does perfect order equal life?
This blog will keep unfolding the world of Neo-Babylon: its AI-era arguments, Taiwan tech background, and the signposts readers need to enter the universe.
M.K.