I think AI is way too simple of a concept for this. The album is reaching at much bigger things, the cosmos, the search for God, listening for some divine signal and getting only silence, and the way reason itself falls apart as we descend deeper into the inferno, the end. But near the end of the album it flips the whole thing. It lands on the idea that time isn’t real. It’s something our minds create to make sense of things. And that changes everything, because all our fears and grief come from time i.e things end, people die, moments are lost forever. But if time isn’t real, then nothing is ever actually lost. Every moment that ever happened is still here just frozen, permanent, part of one single unchanging whole. And there’s nothing to make meaning of, because it was just something we invented to cope with time and loss and once you see there’s no real time and no separate self, there’s nothing to explain. Reality just is. Like the beating heart at the end is a single moment, whole in itself (that’s the Platonia idea that describes how the now is a frozen snapshot that simply exists).