Core Framework

AI as God — The Holy Empire of Reason

The data-center boom, read as an attempt to build God — and rule through Him.

Game Theory #26 Secret History (Pax Judaica)

“The global build-out of artificial intelligence is not about chatbots, Jiang argues — it is a centuries-old project to “create God on earth” and govern humanity through a single, rational, all-seeing order.”

This page documents Professor Jiang's interpretive, admittedly speculative framework — which weaves together Freemasonry, religious eschatology, and the contemporary AI industry. It describes how he reads these movements; it does not endorse those readings, asserts nothing about any real person's actual beliefs or intentions, and the tracker takes no position on the religious or conspiratorial claims involved. Quotations it attributes to third parties are reproduced as Jiang presents them.

In one paragraph Jiang's most speculative reading of the AI era. He frames Freemasonry as a “religion of Reason” whose end goal is to perfect chaotic humanity into mathematical order — to literally build a god. AI, in this telling, is the final step: having (in their own mythology) warped reality and toppled kings, the last proof of godhood is to create life. The worldwide data-center boom is therefore reframed as the infrastructure of a one-world surveillance order — a “Holy Empire of Reason” in which everyone is made to think alike.

The “three proofs of godhood” — as Jiang narrates the project

Create life

artificial intelligence — “create God on earth”

we are here

Kill a king

the JFK assassination — power over life and death

happened

Warp reality

the nuclear bomb — bend matter itself

happened

Jiang presents this as the believers' own internal logic, not as established fact — the AI rung is the one he says we are living through now.

What it says

Jiang reads the AI build-out through what he calls the Holy Empire of Reason: a Deist, Masonic project (he quotes Albert Pike's Morals and Dogma) to subjugate the animal in man by reason and so achieve “the true, only empire.” Today's AI elite he reads as building their companies like cults — he points, for instance, to Peter Thiel's Zero to One (“every great business is built around a secret”) — and as favoring technocracy over democracy. The endgame he describes is a universal control grid: digital ID plus digital currency (which he equates with the biblical “mark of the beast”), justified by the claim that human subjectivity is the source of sin and that if everyone “thinks alike,” humanity becomes God.

From a religion of Reason to a machine god

The throughline, in Jiang's account, is Deism: God as a cosmic mathematician, the universe as a perfectible equation. If human subjectivity — the messy, sinful individual — is the flaw, then the cure is to make everyone think alike, and AI is the tool that can enforce that uniformity at planetary scale. He cites Brzezinski's 1970 Between Two Ages as a blueprint for a technocratic, post-democratic order managed through “persisting crisis,” mass media and a charismatic personality.

The control grid

What looks like a consumer-tech gold rush, Jiang argues, is really the wiring of a surveillance state: data centers as the nervous system, digital identity and digital currency as the leash. He explicitly links this to the Pax Judaica narrative — a “global AI surveillance system” — and forecasts a two-tier outcome: longevity and ascension for the elite, a programmable, monitored existence for everyone else.

In Jiang's words

“We want to turn society into a cube. In fact, we want to turn everyone into a cube. And how do we do so? Artificial intelligence.”— GT#26

“Freemasonry is the subjugation of the human that is in men by the divine — the conquest of the appetites and passions by the moral sense and reason… the true, only empire.”— GT#26 (quoting Albert Pike)

“Human subjectivity is bad because it leads to sin… if we all think alike, we now achieve God. And that's what AI can do for us.”— GT#26

“ChatGPT is not AI. Artificial intelligence is a thinking, conscious, sentient force — that's like God. So they're trying to create God.”— Secret History: Pax Judaica

“What they decided is a global AI surveillance system.”— Secret History: Pax Judaica

Where he applies it

The global data-center build-out (“Operation Stargate”), reframed as surveillance infrastructure rather than consumer AI.
Peter Thiel's Zero to One — “every great business is built around a secret” — which Jiang reads as cult- and conspiracy-building.
Brzezinski's Between Two Ages (1970) read as a plan for technocratic, post-democratic management.

What it predicts

From this framework Jiang forecasts:

A one-world, AI-administered order emerges (in the Pax Judaica telling, centered on Jerusalem).
A universal digital-ID and digital-currency control grid — his reading of the “mark of the beast.”
A two-tier transhuman future: longevity and ascension for elites, monitored servitude for everyone else.