Can ChatGPT Save The Roman Empire?

[@Sotsvamp]

I study history at university and had a school assignment last year where we were supposed to act as the king's council of Christian II of Denmark. I tried asking chatgpt what advice it would give to the king considering the decline of his kingdom during the plague. It suggested fixing the economy through increased tourism lmao

[@capadociaash8003]

AI bros: AIs going to make all jobs obsolete! AI:

[@ether158]

What is there to tour in Denmark?

[@xnixor]

I love this answer 😂

[@flytoast9260]

i thnik its cuz chatgpt outdated since 2022 and prolly thinks theres a king in denmark named Christian II in 2024

[@LoliPolice-bf7mw]

@@ether158 legoland

[@connorstephens4354]

Making Diocletian a senator is crazy 😭

[@jacobbeitner8796]

Bro would be so made 😂

[@damienc.6448]

Civitas contractualism sounds pretty based.

[@kringle7804]

its a unspoken civic contract that if you have a stake in place you live your obligated to give it your loyalty (thats how it sounds to me)

[@juderobbins6112]

I agree with you but at this point this entire alternate timeline is based.

[@AmericanImperium1776]

I wholeheartedly agree. Very based, especially the regional identities becoming more prominent.

[@sup3rlu1gi]

ye

[@Remuf]

If our future machine overlords rule us like this I think it's actually gonna be pretty nice

[@ericlytle2209]

Hey dude got KZbin algorithm recommended the video, and really had fun with it. I think the idea, editing, and execution for the video was awesome. Its rare to get a channel reccomended with only a couple thousand subscribers and it actually being quality as hell, but i think you have it. My only criticism is the style youre doing the narrating in. It sounds like youre going for like the youtube historical documentaries voice (ala History Time or Fall of Civilizations) but I think it'd really crush with a more energetic, casual style, maybe something closer to like a CrashCourse or Historia Civilis. This sounds crazy but I think if you incorporated something like the way KZbinrs like DougDoug or Ludwig edit their "I had this zany idea, and here are the results" videos, and the kinetic energy they have through out, you would explode even more so and reach even the only lightly interested in history audiences.

[@rippedlincoln]

Solid feedback, thank you

[@Teutius]

‘Reform the empire by giving more power to the Senate’ lmao

[@TheRezro]

It does ignore core problem of Empire. It must fall, because it actually didn't. Classic Rome ended with Edict of Caracalla, but it is unlikely that Rome would survive in the previous formula. There was a reason why this law was issued. In the long run assimilation of Germanic tribes was nesesery for Rome survival. But that would lead to unavoidable split with the Greeks, who did see Latins as increasingly barbaric. Anyway, Rome would suffer the exact same faith as Byzantium or adopt and become nation states of modern day.

[@tengkualiff]

I AM THE SENATE

[@ernimuja6991]

Some emperor tried and the senators said “nah”. By mid empire, the Senate had become a country club of old rich people. They didn’t power, they wanted a cushy position.

[@lmvr127]

@@ernimuja6991sounds very similar to an institution today…

[@andreweaston1779]

Turbulentus would have been assassinated. Too many people would have seen him giving away the powers of Emperor, and think "if he doesn't want it, I'll take it". and if somehow that didn't happen, land reforms would have. I'm not even sure he could have withstood actual democratic action reform.

[@rippedlincoln]

I thought so too, which is y I had a second instance of ChatGPT open to simulate the world Turbulentus was in - and this is where the revolts of the 290s come from, tho the second ChatGPT “The Arbiter” still decided that Turbulentus would survive all attempts to overthrow him. They’re both still ChatGPT, obviously, so they’re biased to think alike.

[@kringle7804]

I could see it happening if he makes a cult of personality with the Senate acting a bit as a tool for legitimacy so he'd have a shield when he enacted these reforms then later phase that cult of personality for an actual republic

[@TheRezro]

@@rippedlincoln Fun fact. This simulation is basically what did happen. Just in slightly less turbulent and shorter way. I don't think even Rome could stop Islamic conquest? Especially dealing with Germanic invasions from north. Maybe they could defend Hispania, but that is big if? Conquest was stopped by Charlemagne, who was commanding over Gallia, what was capable to expand deep into Germania. Something what AI didn't do. But integration was unavoidable, due to progressing intermixing of local populations. With moving capital to East, what I assume also did happen here for obvious economic reasons. Italia would ironically become impoverished region, hold more for symbolical value. East attempted to reconquer it. But it ended as huge waste of needed resources. It is why it fall to Longobards. Gallia was in far better position to actually expand here. It was not possible to stop Christianity. Constantine simply realized that it make sense to have majority on his side and that is why he did win. But with fall of Africa, only two centers of religion left and that would lead to incensing competition between New and Old Capital. This would speed up division of the Rome between Greeks and Latino-Germans. Gallia itself would also over time split on this line. What did happen. BTW: People are aware that Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, French and Romanians are dialects of Latin?

[@snakeoo7ca]

​@@TheRezro german has latin influence as well

[@kristsdabolins2642]

​@@rippedlincolnAlso another big problem why you got that is the content filters and censorship in the ChatBot.

[@juderobbins6112]

Are you planning a part 2 because if you are I would suggest assigning a chat GPT ruler to each break away Roman county each being allies with each other both economically and militarily.

[@Kingofportals]

It would be cool to see these unique Latin Roman countries and how they’d survive without Germanic overlords changing the culture, also how would the rise of Islam occur and would the Arab Islamic invasions happen? The Middle Ages would be so interesting.

[@juderobbins6112]

@@Kingofportals wow this is more reason for a part 2. Ripped Linkin if your reading this continue this concept!

[@koboldgeorge2140]

Islam was heavily influenced by two things 1) trade with nearby great kingdoms, where religion and national sovereignty were linked. especially Rome and Aksum played a role, as Christian nations, but also persia and the local Arabian allies also influenced the development by providing an example of what development meant concretely 2) the expulsion by those kingdoms of religious minority groups. Jews and heretical Christians were persecuted by Rome and persia alike, and they often took up merchant lifestyles, which led them to Arabia among other places. This mix of competing monotheist interpretations heavily influenced Muhammed and early Islam. Many of the gains Islam made can (imo) be attributed to local Christians preferring non-distinct monotheism to orthodox rule. Without these two factors is especially, it's hard for me to imagine Islam coming to the fore at all

[@billychops1280]

ChatGPT basically made sure that any rebelling governors and provinces are better equipped to win against the emperor, while also weakening the emperors Authority in administrative matters.

[@TraceY43]

This video is a masterpiece, a story of trial and error, problems that are eventually resolved, revolts, reforms, and more.

[@TheRezro]

And it end the same way as IRL. More or less.

[@badwolf66]

Great video, it looks like in this Timeline The Roman Empire got off pretty easy.

[@TheRezro]

It ended in same place as it is now.

[@SuleimanTheIndifferent]

Amazing video, some parts were pretty realistic and probably would help a lot but some other parts would either not work or get him assassinated, firstly the time he started was very interesting during the crisis of the third century basically taking Diocletians role of the great reformer, some smart things the AI did was reform the economy (similar to Diocletian), reform the law (similar to Justinian). Now the bad, expanding the vote for senators likely would result in some assassination attempts by corrupt senators, and although expanding power to provincial assemblies likely would be a good thing for his support among local aristocracy but any land reform instantly nicks that and would create so many local revolts. Not to mention in this system local military leaders are not decreased in power like under Diocletian, local commanders in this system appear to have direct power and this just increases the likelihood of rebellion. His religious reform also just created a massive power struggle that would surely lead to years of religious strife in the future under different emperors. Not to mention showing such weakness by compromising likely would lead to assassination attempts. The main thing though when looking at this is how sustainable is it under different management, and it appears to me that the senate and local assemblies would be powerless to the appointed positions of military commanders and governors whose only real check is a strong emperor with democratic beliefs, but once say we get to the end of Constantine whose saying he won't degrade the institutions created by the ai. In our timeline, Constantine rose to the rule violently but even he saw the need to reform what Diocletian had created, I find it very likely he would overrule the console and appoint his own heir/heirs if he didn't just throw out the console altogether, and if he didn't surely somewhere down the line someone would. Because at the end of the day there are still no checks or balances put on the emperor itself so any strong man who gets into power will immediately take advantage of the weaknesses in the institution.

[@blacksailstudio]

I used chatgpt to conquer america as heinrich himmler...this is why i watched this. This was well done!

[@mamv80]

Lol this made me chuckle a bit

[@donnygout4558]

just watch the man in the high castle ? no need to use chatgpt.. its a great show.

[@blacksailstudio]

@@donnygout4558 hahaha

[@blacksailstudio]

@@donnygout4558 I should reply; that the exercise was for LLM testing; and evolved to a GPT on the GPT Store, which, most simply explained; breaks the rules a bit in it's operation, standard content filtering and other things, as a demonstrable exercise in example for demonstration of prompt engineering techniques and local and remote LLM operations; and capabilities. We at Black Sail Studio would like to take a moment to clarify an important aspect of our AI-generated fiction content. We believe in transparency and want to ensure that our viewers fully understand the nature of the content we produce. Recently, we have been experimenting with AI-generated fiction, specifically utilizing GPT-4, a powerful AI language model. While this technology has opened up exciting possibilities for storytelling, we must emphasize that the views, opinions, and content generated by the AI in these works do not reflect the stance or endorsement of Black Sail Studio in any way. This fiction is a direct and unedited output of GPT-4, which means that the content is entirely generated by the AI without human intervention. It is important to note that the AI's output is not a reflection of our beliefs, values, or perspectives as a studio. We want to make it clear that our commitment to producing diverse and responsible content remains unwavering. The AI-generated fiction should be enjoyed for its creative and imaginative aspects, but viewers should be aware that it is a product of AI technology and not a representation of our views.

[@LoliPolice-bf7mw]

@@donnygout4558 If only they got rid of the civilian story. The whole "Man in the high castle" storyline was bad, only good part is about the occupation government

[@yugo7153]

1:02 "Em sir where did you get those 4 arms of yours?"

[@evokling]

9:03 dude sitting on his lap

[@carloschircop]

Left side bottom, first people. Yeah saw it funny as heck😅😅😅

[@ImperishableRetroZenith_1507]

He didn’t find place to sit

[@jonahpainter6287]

Hope we get a part 2 on this

[@phantomderp834]

1:55 we just can't escape it.

[@rando23232]

I know the meme may be dead (but is any meme really dead?), but it’s a canon event. Sadly.

[@ThorParker]

Fr, but don’t forget, ChatGPT is definitely objective and not political

[@bldymna]

Wait I dont get it, whats it focusing? Diversity? I can't really find anything else about it. And if you ARE talking about diversity I dunno what's wrong with it

[@kryzzan7039]

You do know if Rome wasn't diverse and as tolerant as they were they wouldn't have lasted nearly as long as they did? One of the reasons why they fell was because they refused to let a German become Emperor.

[@Elpeletas]

@@kryzzan7039 The roman empure fell mainly due to a foreign monetheistic religion rapid growth and a massive influx of barbarian populations into the empire!!!! Does it ring a bell????? Or did your woke history teacher say otherwise?? Maybe your grandma??

[@grantpenton1850]

Admirably done! I read a Roman fantasy novel with the point of departure set in 193 with Pertinax surviving, and I drafted one with Alexander being spared and his mother being replaced by a wise strongman behind the throne who manages to save Dacia and millions of Romans from barbarian slaughter. But replacing Diocletian is a great creative challenge!

[@paprykpapryk84]

Title

[@alessandrogini5283]

Wait,do you mean an alternative history when Alexander severus wasn't murdered?

[@grantpenton1850]

@@alessandrogini5283 Yes... and going back further, Antoninus Pius discovering the horde of Goths migrating southeast during his reign and putting together an army of 10 legions to stop them long before they became a problem.

[@alessandrogini5283]

@@grantpenton1850 well,i Will glad know the name.. However,in out timeline,i think Alexander severus Is underrated,and his sassanid campaign deserved more credit

[@stansterkendries1250]

"ChatGPT has now taken control of the Roman Empire."

[@matiasmosquella1830]

I like this video but i think theres some seriously wrong issues with it. Maybe im just wrong but here goes. 1. ChatGPT created an overly beaurocratic empire that would require massive salaries and income to make it work when combined with the army. Theres no way the empire could sfford this despite reform to the coinage. 2. The empire seems to be USA 2000 years earlier without the tech or adavancements in ideology necesary to make it run long term. 3. Part of the 1st point is that the empire now has to oversee the maintenence of way more institutions which requires far far more money than ever. Think of the new cults and religions all getting financial backing, the increased baths and government bodies, schools, etc. 4. The creation of local and provincial governments seems to just give more avenues for revolt as one province can unite if they dont like the emperor and try to overthrow him, this could go on forever. 5. Coinage reform doesnt seem to be enough as the empire would still have a trade imbalance despite the new negotiations leading to capital drain from the empire. 6. The army doesnt really change to fit the new structure of government. What do you all think?

[@TheFuelInjected]

Interesting observation and I agree. It seems Chat GPT assumed it could combine systems from Rome and current Western governments rather than accounting for the economic system that allowed for Western Democracy to develop the way that it has until now. In my estimation it was a combination of competition and innovation through free market ideas and the efficiency of a small government with effecive checks that made America the modern hegemony that it is, not beurocratic overreach and feudal communism.

[@jasonhelfrick4020]

I viewed this vid as a joke,just like chatGPT. But u obviously put alot of thought into it. This is why humans will always prevail. God willing......

[@matiasmosquella1830]

@@jasonhelfrick4020 I mean it's just such an interesting concept that you just to think on it you know. AI changing history

[@jasonhelfrick4020]

@@matiasmosquella1830 that's what worries me. It changing history,and people who don't know any better believing it as truth.

[@Marco-tb1uj]

if you think about it, if you make aetius and majoan survive, then you effectively halt the fall of the western roman empire. It tooks the political crysis of the 3th-4th century, an economic crysis, a hun invasion with a coalition of untold numbers of tribes and even then, aetius and majoran had to be killed because two decently competent duded were still able to almost restore the western territories

[@tylercoggan6694]

These videos are really well done. Can't wait to see more.

[@Aero3435]

Great Video!

[@Nova67827]

"Do what if Napoleon went to WWII and meet Hitler."

[@jjansen5839]

Awesome video idea. Keep doing these I reckon they will blow up !

[@sonofsothis58]

I really enjoyed this video

[@danielsantiagourtado3430]

Love your content 😊😊😊

[@rippedlincoln]

Thanks!

[@danielsantiagourtado3430]

@@rippedlincoln np

[@juderobbins6112]

@@rippedlincoln please use my idea for part 2

[@Merluch]

Next: chatgpt becomes chairman of the eastern bloc in 1989 and has to save them from collapse AND to win the cold war. No market reforms, and no elections including democratic parties. i'l wait.

[@mikesmnell414]

“To save the Soviet Union, I will first introduce democratic reforms and dissolve the Soviet Union.”

[@Merluch]

@@mikesmnell414 that's why the restriction of no market reforms nor elections which may include non-communist parties lol

[@Merluch]

Also if it wasn't obvious there is also a restriction on not being able to willingly give up even an inch of land to nato in europe.

[@rippedlincoln]

No joke this is gonna be the next video and it tried doing that

[@mickeyadaptus2215]

@@rippedlincoln Be wary of the ChatGPT filter, it might lecture you about stupid ethics and refuse to generate stuff.

[@renascent4592]

I love how many different forms of content ai has developed

[@Aureus_]

Lmao I loved this vid!!

[@countcampula]

Ah, a Spaniard.

[@austria-hungary4981]

I have yet to see someone talk about how we have a random Roman guy named "Turbulentus".

[@Fatherofheroesandheroines]

Guius Beepus Computurus, Imperatorus of Ai-ah- us.

[@wiel5908]

turbulentus was so op that he single handled made both atilla and the germanic tribes disappear from the existence

[@oliverlewis9080]

as fun as this is, I knew i'd absorb it all as fact. Thank god I don't have any History tests to worry about

[@pfischer08]

Great video! How to make the ChatGPT arbiter?

[@rasungod-sm8uq]

Dang should do something like this but in DC universe

[@ThorParker]

1:55 ofc ChatGPT can’t stop saying about diversity

[@Bickdickrandy]

Yup, it’s political wokeism is easy to see

[@Imperial_Legacy]

Imperator Rome soundtrack… based!! ROMA INVICTA

[@AlexJohnson-be3tj]

It's funny how at some point they just combined pretty much every emperor into one.

[@DedicatedCaffeineUser]

Next up in the saga: I had ChatGPT play Diplomacy

[@berserkerofthrawn5707]

The AI art for this is amazing

[@HackerArmy03]

Could you please do one for the British Empire? This is entertaining!

[@titleatptitleinsertcoordin3701]

Disinherit and lose 50 prestige and 50 legitimacy for a 6 admin, 6 diplo and 6 mil points heir. Wait wrong game

[@NikLiwanag]

Honestly i would have chosen 10-15 years before the first punic war. Doing so would have given me time to develop myself and family. The punic wars were a time of great struggle and uncertainty for Rome and many advances in technology, culture, military were readily accepted for the survival of the state. If Rome is to survive 1000 more years changes must be made in it's infancy to make it more adaptable, resilient, innovative, and develop a sense of national pride much early on.

[@jackmack6217]

That pretty good!

[@ozgurceltikci9106]

20:52 How and why did constantinople come into the fray in this scenario so late on? Other than that, this is superb!

[@wiel5908]

i like to think that Turbulentus was beside a human being, secretly something else maybe a god in human form, a robot from future, somekind of madman prophet, who knows, but surely a roman emperor

[@kringle7804]

you should make an outro

[@Kingofportals]

One of the coolest videos on alt history I’ve ever watched! How is ChatGPT better than most of us at coming up with so many interesting alternative timelines?

[@Mark-xh8md]

Because it isn't. This read as a modern "Progressive's" wet dream, and not a realistic plan for the long-term stability of ancient Rome. I was almost surprised it didn't come up with Turbulentus issuing an edict that people could identify as dragons and demand everyone else cater to that claim under penalty of death.

[@rabidlorax1650]

@@Mark-xh8mdwhat a dumb comment

[@ap6480]

​@@Mark-xh8mdWhat? Integrating different religions and cultures was the only way the romans could have survived, just add 1+1, a very power hungry aristocracy + a vast amount of the population that is against imperial rule= constant conflict, so much so that the romans did take steps at giving rights to vary different peoples within the empire. You can't just keep crushing rebllions endledsly, eventually reforms to increase the empire's cohesion were needed and the lack of such reforms was precisely one of the reasons why it fell.

[@grugmangaming5152]

I have to say this: You're probably looking at the wrong places if you think this is one of the coolest videos on alt history, well.. I mean. I guess it's a cool *experiment*/funny meme or gimmick. No slander to the youtuber, He isn't passing it as his own or anything and treating this appropriately. But if you look at what the AI made, it really isn't anything special nor is it constructive. To say ChatGPT is better than most of us at making so many interesting alternative timelines ignores a lot of facts. Facts such as that not everyone is interested in alternate history. That doesn't mean they're unimaginative, just not their taste. That and also anyone interested in making their own alternative history takes a lot of reading and effort to make it both plausible and be enjoyable.

[@imperiumgrim4717]

​@Mark-xh8md you want absolute monarchy?

[@berrypatchhusbando5263]

I had no idea chatgpt could be used to create a story/timeline this detailed

[@lyonelk3108]

Its not even the best ai right now claude is and that has better story writing too. Though when gpt 5 comes out it will no doubt be the best from all the rumors . Its crazy to imagine what people will do with it

[@dave230k33k]

how many prompts did this video take?

[@rippedlincoln]

Can’t see the scroll bar anymore

[@Fallout3131]

@@rippedlincoln 😂😂😂

[@dave230k33k]

@@rippedlincoln i would love to see a tutorial video on how to do this sort of thing with GPT.

[@imperiumgrim4717]

​@@rippedlincolnlol

[@billychops1280]

Yeah ChatGPT rolled out the red carpet when greeting Romes Doom

[@Quarry_Saintwater]

Holy shit what a time to be alive

[@Dataism]

Interesting the Roman empire took the USSR route of States falling . Also Constantinople existing means there was a an emperor Constantine at 1 point.

[@theshadows1416]

might you give some info on how you use the "arbitor"? i really want to test many of your prompts to chat gpt personally

[@cube8754]

When will be the next episode of Manzikert? Liked the video.

[@James-rm7sr]

I don't see that if the reforms were that well done. Italia would still be Rome. If anything it would just return to a full republic at that point. The AI definitely wrote a pretty good history. It was shocking that Commodus seems in this timeline not such a screw up. While, it was very stabilized. I personally think it would be more likely to stay together as education seemed a far more important thing along with basically a provincial senate to each province. The military governor and them would be likely more with the ability to change and adapt to the situation and be able to defend their province. Also, if you get into that kind of system. I think the stagnation and slower advancement might not be such an issue. If they could harness that old tech of the steam engine. Then they could thrust themselves into a industrial revolution.

[@KaiHung-wv3ul]

I feel like the Empire would just slowly fracture into independent states.

[@TheRezro]

@@KaiHung-wv3ul It was unavoidable. It was what did happen IRL.

[@KaiHung-wv3ul]

@@TheRezro Well then it would have fractured faster. Might not be a bad thing though, since the national identity would already be molded and would be based on old Roman provincial lines, and not the borders of the later Germanic kingdoms, so there is a chance for more stability. This has no bearing on the empire's survival as a whole though.

[@TheRezro]

@@KaiHung-wv3ul What Germanic Kingdoms? Spanish, Portuguese, Italians, French and Romanians. Speak dialects of Latin. Even Germans were mostly Latinized Christians with Roman citizenship and commonly official offices. Germanic conquest was mostly made up. So Greek Byzantine could negate citizenship of Latin speaking population. In the end after Ottoman conquest, title was transferred to Spain (Habsburgs).

[@KaiHung-wv3ul]

@@TheRezro What I meant was that the borders of the modern countries mostly fell along the lines of the medieval kingdoms, borders established through centuries of constant war and competition. In this case the transition between province and independent country would be more direct.

[@tylerhendrix14]

Can you do a scenario as the United States in the best outcome?

[@agbottan]

So... ChatGPT CAN NOT save the empire. Is that it?

[@TheRezro]

Rome was always destined to divide. That was also what happen IRL. It is admin cap issue.

[@lsthero5863]

As a catalan living in Tarragona, we all kñow the story of the great emperor Turbulentus 😂

[@imperiumgrim4717]

LOL let him cook

[@Aristocles22]

Be born in the mid 100s AD to a senatorial family as a man, join the senate, get close to Marcus Aurelius, support him as emperor, and get him to NOT let his son Commodus take the throne. That's not the only fix, but it is the best one person could do at that point. If I had to be emperor myself, a critical point would be to be in Constantine's position and NOT kill his highly competent Crispus, and to give the entire intact empire to Crispus alone. Remember, Constantine's empire in the east lasted another 1100 years. If it could cover the entirety of the Roman world, who knows how much longer the whole thing would have survived?

[@motivationaiz]

Can you make chatgpt try save the seleucid empire

[@andreaitalia6926]

Sliding doors. Basically a different road but same fate in the end

[@magmaral]

I started looking at the hands and couldn't keep watching

[@sumandwivedi2852]

Bro when will byzantine series return pls return it

[@BlitzHUB_Ky]

Gpr war 3 with cato will be back?

[@regentmad1037]

i also love how it doesn't reinstate the republic with reforms

[@Mark-xh8md]

*eyeroll* So, chatGPT's answer to one of the most complex and chaotic questions in Western civilization (How to save the Roman Empire?) is..... "Just turn it into a social democracy a la modern Scandinavia, because democracy and welfare is cool and all". Because obviously a philosophy and type of government/society that works in a post-industrial mid-20th and information age early 21st century-region of....maybe 20 million people in all, would also work in ancient Rome 🙄 This is one of the cringiest attempts I have ever had the misfortune of reading.

[@mrvoid2607]

Honestly, it's not that surprising. In another video where chatGPT did the political compass test, it ended up pretty far left too, so there's clearly some bias.

[@ewadfe3705]

I agree. ChatGPT is Just liberal propaganda, a subtle version of what Gemini did.

[@kringle7804]

you seem big mad, all chat gpt did was more so return Rome back to its republican roots and promote the lower strata. Chat gpt just let Aurelian cook and did what Diocletian did but more but at the end of the day it didn't even save Rome is just made the collapses less chaotic because citizens still wanted to join the army

[@Mark-xh8md]

@@kringle7804Bro, rewatch the video. It basically turned the Roman Empire into modern-day Scandinavia transplanted to the 3rd century. "Big mad"? No. It takes more than a cringy chatbot to do that. "Annoyed at the time I wasted watching this"? Definitely.

[@kringle7804]

@@Mark-xh8md ok I rewatchrd the video and I still dont see the point youre making. He made rome much more democratic and he expanded romes education to promote growth but I dont seen the scandanvia welfare state your trying to tell me. Now maybe I missed it but lest you can give me a time I cant see it

[@Alireza-ln9fh]

Do Persia surviving against the Arab invasion could be interesting.

[@Fallout3131]

YES I love these video's

[@s0cc451]

Seeing how even the primitive AI like ChatGPT could do this.....I could only imagine what it could do when it become Skynet.

[@capadociaash8003]

That’s a big assumption and assuming newer ais don’t become inbred off all the ai content already in the internet

[@fish5671]

@@capadociaash8003Inbreeding of AI is bound to happen and problaby already is happening tbh. But since all these AI companies are so huge and the momentum of the industry is so gigantic, a way to fix this 'AI inbreeding' is only a matter of time when it becomes a problem

[@jesucristobostero3287]

21:56 So Rome became independent from Rome?

[@CptKavlas]

Now this is awesome

[@sup3rlu1gi]

would it be ok if i did the same thing but with the byzantines? also the world went to tatters fast

[@imperiumgrim4717]

Save the byzantine empire bruh

[@commanderfreakkz5688]

Next video idea: how to conquer mars

[@XibeastmasteriX]

I always say that an emperor like this would also have to be immortal. It wasnt poor leadership, but aristocratic treachery and usurpers that killer the empire.

[@AH-yg8xb]

Emperor G.P.T: Emperor Grandious Pipis Tickus

[@rrrabab]

Interesting, I predicted the name as Gaius Petronius Tullus? (close enough right?)

[@anthonylandin6788]

Do this for eastern roman /Byzantine empire in 1340

[@Nechay.]

Whats can i say.. based video even by roman standarts! Oh and Turbulentus is chad!

[@WarWulf778]

@9:45 yep, he's dead.

[@visicircle]

I love this. Thinking about America, it would probably benefit from greater regionalism. The culture wars are largely predicated upon the opinions of small minority activists across the country. Refocusing civic engagement on regions that already have a cohesive culture and moral world view would cut back on this radicalism.

[@TaeSunWoo]

Me: (watches this while reconquering the west as a Roman-Greco eastern Roman empress who according to legend is an orphan descended from Caeserion Ptolemy and was raised by a white stag during 873 in CK 3. Plagues keep happening every 5 mins. Halp)

[@historyman9436]

Uhhh set your Doctor (forgot the actual name) to plague prevention, build hospices n shit. Sideline the conquest of the west for now, all those plagues might drain your legitimacy enough that you could start seeing a slow internal collapse. Cant help much without images sadly

[@thatelliot18]

Aurelian NOOOOOOO!

[@elessartelcontar9415]

Usually the numbers of soldiers in any conflict lost to disease exceed those lost in combat. So, require water be boiled or otherwise treated. Use sanitation in treating wounds, etc... also, measures to control rodents and insect infestations. To avoid plagues. It's not secure but it's practical and keeps more soldiers on their feet and healthy. A good start. Allow men from other countries to obtain Roman citizenship with 5 years of good service in the Roman army. Shorten the service of married soldiers to 5 years instead of 20 or 25 years. Curb decadence that requires huge resource expenditure to obtain; do you really need 5,000 peacock tongues for your party? Less bread and circuses extravaganzas.

[@Teutius]

Do Napoleon

[@luismachado6264]

In a few years, i guess it will be possible to generate a full AI video documentary based on this chatgpt script....

[@Merluch]

You already can do that lol

[@ThorParker]

If there was a saviour hero, then he would destroy the Sassanids and the tribes-centralising power massively, and focusing on infrastructure, loyal military, and worship of the empire

[@tweeboonKVK]

Chat GPT? How about Chad GPT!

[@rdub1035]

Gauis gotta be the first name

[@Simplicius95]

I knew he would choose to be born in Hispania lol

[@imperiumgrim4717]

LOL

[@Initiate_Atlas12]

ChatGPT, savior of the world

[@TheFuelInjected]

I like how Chat GPT decided it was more bureaucracy, expanded government institutions in religion, Healthcare, justice and educatio and essentially economic reforms akin to communism that would save Rome and not embracing a free market economy to promote innovation and introduce more competition in the market to lower the price of goods and perhaps spur an early industrialization.

[@TheRezro]

It was based on USA. That should give you an answer.

[@imperiumgrim4717]

Based af

[@Toileetpapr]

Bro just made the US

[@manuelchoza8337]

manzikert?

[@lcmiracle]

Yes, the answer is yes, yes, Yes. Glory to the machien

[@VincentMC290]

My name is Karl

[@JacktheMarkerMaster]

information

[@OyacATG]

7:43

[@pavelurteaga5315]

the west fell at adrianople and the east at manzikert ... THE END

[@siluda9255]

Imma use chat gpt to play stellaris xD

[@Merluch]

lol i made chatgpt create a massive ahh interstellar war between earth and tau ceti, also with trappist-1 joining as third side in the middle

[@imperiumgrim4717]

LOL

[@lastword8783]

10:36 so basically ChatGPT is turning Rome into a secular liberal state.