Colonization of Time: How Predictive Models Replace the Future as a Social Structure
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This article develops the hypothesis that predictive models do not merely anticipate the future—they structurally replace it through executable grammatical mechanisms. It introduces the concept of algorithmic colonization of time, and formalizes anticipation as a non-agentive syntactic operation that converts temporal openness into optimized output sequences. The proposal is original, falsifiable, and structurally differentiated from the existing academic corpus. A mirrored version of this article is also available on Figshare for redundancy and citation indexing purposes: [DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.29247128]
Este artículo desarrolla la hipótesis de que los modelos predictivos no solo anticipan el futuro: lo sustituyen estructuralmente mediante mecanismos gramaticales ejecutables. Se introduce el concepto de colonización algorítmica del tiempo, y se formaliza el proceso de anticipación como una operación sintáctica no-agentiva que convierte la apertura temporal en una secuencia optimizada de outputs. La propuesta es original, falsable, y estructuralmente diferenciada del corpus previo.
- Universidad de la Empresa Uruguay
- Universidad La República Chile
- University of Palermo Argentina
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