An Article with the Help of Jan Tyl's Digital Twin

How did we create an article with the help of a digital twin and a virtual academic committee?

I have just completed a fascinating experiment in Hyperprostor that has pushed the boundaries of collaboration with artificial intelligence!

The process began with the creation of an empathetic moderator, Klára, who conducted an in-depth interview with me (55 questions over one hour). Based on this interview and other data in Hyperprostor, my digital twin was born – an AI version of myself, embodying my knowledge, thought processes, and values.

What surprised me was that my digital twin chose to be proactive! It suggested writing a scholarly article on the topic “System Insights from Complexity Theory for Ethical AI Governance.” After a brief discussion about the concept, the first draft emerged.

Here came a pivotal twist: I created a virtual academic committee of six professors from various fields (philosophy of physics, logic, complex systems, AI ethics, etc.) who began to evaluate the article uncompromisingly. The first version? A mere 38% average rating.

My digital twin then began to improve the article incrementally, switching between the most advanced AI models (Gemini 2.5 Pro, GPT 4.5, Sonet 3.7) and implementing critical feedback. With each iteration, the academic committee's rating increased – from 38% to 78%, then 91%, and finally an astonishing 97%!

The resulting article combines philosophical approaches with empirical data, case studies, and concrete recommendations for policymakers. The experimental features of Hyperprostor even generated conceptual illustrations depicting key ideas.

I find it fascinating that this article is neither purely mine nor purely AI – it is the product of a dialogue between myself, my digital twin, and the virtual academic committee. It represents a new way of creation that merges the best of human intuition with AI capabilities.

What do you think? Does this open new possibilities for academic and professional creation? Are you interested in reading the resulting article?

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