Episode 14 - Are We Living in a Simulation? How AI Might Prove It

You're stuck in traffic. A billboard flashes something you just typed. Your playlist knows your mood. A stranger finishes your sentence. Coincidence? Maybe. Or maybe you're starting to see the seams.

In this episode of Quantum Logic, we explore the Simulation Hypothesis, from Bostrom’s Trilemma to AI-powered social worlds and cosmic glitches.

Could artificial intelligence be the first system capable of proving reality isn’t real?

Whether you believe we are living in a simulation or base reality, this episode will challenge how you see everything — from your phone notifications to the fabric of spacetime itself.

🎙 Featuring:

• • Nick Bostrom’s Trilemma
  • The AI-built town of “Smallville”
  • John Searle's Chinese Room

• Cosmic radiation anomalies and Gödel’s Incompleteness Theorem
  

Let’s question everything.

🎵 Intro and outro music – Return by Music by Aden & Jurgance (CC BY-SA 4.0)

REFERENCES / SOURCES USED

• Nick Bostrom, "Are You Living in a Computer Simulation?" (2003)

• Stanford University Simulation Argument Review

• Quanta Magazine, AI Discovers Bizarre Physics Experiments

• Live Science, "New AI system predicts human behavior"

• Medium.com, "AI Is Learning to Simulate Society"

• GeeksforGeeks, AI + VR developments

• PhilArchive, A Theodicy for Artificial Universes

• Sabine Hossenfelder, "The Simulation Hypothesis is Pseudoscience"

• Earth.com & Built In, Simulation Theory Explainers

• YouTube: Microsoft Azure Universe Simulation Analysis