Huzhi Grammar and Human New Civilization: Why the Current Grammar is Bound to Fail in the Face of AI?
Abstract Humanity stands on a fault line of civilizational paradigm. The advent of AI is not a technological iteration, but an earthquake in the underlying grammar. From the perspective of an independent researcher, this paper selects four domains—AI warfare, geopolitics, environmental protection, and religious conflict—to demonstrate the mechanism by which the current grammar (center-periphery, subject-object, zero-sum game) comprehensively fails in these fields. The paper compares the current grammar to "Western medicine"—treating symptoms in isolation, confrontational cutting—and Huzhi Grammar to "Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM)"—holistic view, syndrome differentiation, and relational network harmonization. Meanwhile, taking the thousands of years of unbroken Chinese civilization as a living sample, it points out that there already exists a living proof of a path that did not follow the current grammar. This paper argues that the current grammar is bound to fail in the face of AI, and the only path for humanity to leap toward a new civilization is to introduce a meta-rule framework regarding how value grammar is generated. This article is an extension at the civilizational theory layer of Huzhi Grammar: A Global Order Paradigm Native to Chinese Civilization (Zenodo, 2026, DOI:10.5281/zenodo.23138203). Keywords: Huzhi Grammar; AI Governance; Paradigm Shift; Geopolitics; Environmental Ethics; Civilizational Conflict; Meta-Rule 摘要 人类正站在一个文明范式的断裂带上。AI的到来不是技术迭代,而是底层语法的地震。本文以独立研究者视角,选取AI战争、地缘政治、环保、宗教冲突四个领域,论证现语法(中心-边缘、主客二分、零和博弈)在这些场域中全面失效的机制。文章将现语法类比为"西医",孤立治症、对抗性切割,将互织语法类比为"中医",整体观、辨证施治、关系网络调和。同时以中华文明数千年未断裂的文明实践为活样本,指出存在一条未遵循现语法的路径的活证明。本文认为,现语法在AI面前必然失效,人类跃向新文明的唯一路径是引入关于价值语法如何生成的元规则框架。本文为《互织语法:一种中华文明原生的全球秩序范式》(Zenodo, 2026, DOI:10.5281/zenodo.23138203)的文明理论层扩展。 关键词: 互织语法;AI治理;范式转移;地缘政治;环保伦理;文明冲突;元规则
Authors
- 忆慈 郁
Publication Details
- Journal
- Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
- Published
- 2026-11-02
- DOI
- https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.23874659
- Primary Topic
- International Relations and Foreign Policy
- Type
- preprint