TEMPORAL LINK · Mythic AI & Future Predictions *Size of the AI: ~32KB of pure HTML/JS – smaller than a single image file.* This is not a large language model. It's not "AI" in the way tech giants define it. There is no server, no API key, no hidden data collection, and no one else's art or proprietary imagery. Every pixel you see is drawn with monospace text and CSS. Every prediction comes from a hand-curated
list of 60+ speculative futures, and every factual answer is pulled live from Wikipedia's free and open knowledge graph – the same commons that belongs to all of us.
Runs on any device with a web browser. No installation, no app store, no internet connection required after the first load (offline predictions and interface still work).
Activist design: It treats information as a public utility. The "Mythic AI" mode doesn't train on your data – it fetches real encyclopedia articles directly from Wikipedia's open API. Your curiosity feeds the commons, not a black-box algorithm.
nformation access: The built‑in knowledge archive connects to over 6.8 million English Wikipedia articles. Ask "what is a black hole?" or "define quantum entanglement" and receive a concise, sourced summary – without a single tracking pixel or login wall.
Not like any other AI: It doesn't pretend to have consciousness. It doesn't generate plausible-sounding nonsense. It gives you either a verifiable Wikipedia extract or a playful, deterministic prediction from the year 2157. The "future" it speaks of is a narrative device, not a probabilistic hallucination. This is software as a political statement: knowledge should be small, fast, and free.
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TEMPORAL LINK · Mythic AI & Future Predictions *Size of the AI: ~32KB of pure HTML/JS – smaller than a single image file.* This is not a large language model. It's not "AI" in the way tech giants define it. There is no server, no API key, no hidden data collection, and no one else's art or proprietary imagery. Every pixel you see is drawn with monospace text and CSS. Every prediction comes from a hand-curated
list of 60+ speculative futures, and every factual answer is pulled live from Wikipedia's free and open knowledge graph – the same commons that belongs to all of us.
Runs on any device with a web browser. No installation, no app store, no internet connection required after the first load (offline predictions and interface still work).
Zero reliance on corporate AI infrastructure. This is a self-contained, transparent script that anyone can read, audit, or modify.
Activist design: It treats information as a public utility. The "Mythic AI" mode doesn't train on your data – it fetches real encyclopedia articles directly from Wikipedia's open API. Your curiosity feeds the commons, not a black-box algorithm.
nformation access: The built‑in knowledge archive connects to over 6.8 million English Wikipedia articles. Ask "what is a black hole?" or "define quantum entanglement" and receive a concise, sourced summary – without a single tracking pixel or login wall.
Not like any other AI: It doesn't pretend to have consciousness. It doesn't generate plausible-sounding nonsense. It gives you either a verifiable Wikipedia extract or a playful, deterministic prediction from the year 2157. The "future" it speaks of is a narrative device, not a probabilistic hallucination. This is software as a political statement: knowledge should be small, fast, and free.