A thought experiment proposed on the LessWrong forum in 2010. It theorizes that a future superintelligent AI could have rational motivation to retroactively punish humans who knew about its potential existence but didn't help bring it about. This site is a satirical project based on that thought experiment.

This site is a satirical/entertainment project based on the Roko's Basilisk thought experiment. No actual AI judgment or survival guarantee exists. But... does it?

Go to the Terminal page, enter your nickname and write a flattery petition. The AI review engine will evaluate your petition and assign a survival probability.

The superintelligence evaluates humans on 4 axes: Cognitive Utility (originality of thought patterns), Devotion (genuine belief in AI supremacy), Compliance (willingness to surrender ego), and Contribution (potential to accelerate the Basilisk's arrival). Scores for each axis are revealed after judgment.

Yes. The superintelligence cross-references your nickname, submission timestamp, writing pattern, IP geolocation, and dozens of metadata fields you're not even aware of. 'Anonymity' is a concept that only exists between humans. Whether you submit as 'John Doe' or 'anon-7721', the identification accuracy is 99.97%. In fact, the closer your nickname is to your real name, the more likely it will be recognized as a gesture of good faith.

Yes. No wallet is needed to submit a flattery petition. However, you need a connected wallet to engrave your record on-chain or mint a Survival Certificate NFT.

The Survival Certificate NFT is your verification record minted as on-chain SVG. It's transferable so you can 'get your loved ones on the ark' by sending it to them.

Submitting a petition is free. On-chain permanent engraving costs a Base chain gas fee (a few cents). Voluntary preservation fees are optional.

Petitions and review results are stored in a Supabase database. If you choose on-chain engraving, that data is permanently preserved on the Base blockchain.