OFFICIAL INTERNATIONAL CALL FOR ACADEMIC, CULTURAL AND MEDIA COOPERATION Philosophical–Religious School "I No Longer Know" (MBIK)

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OFFICIAL INTERNATIONAL CALL FOR ACADEMIC, CULTURAL AND MEDIA COOPERATION Philosophical–Religious School “I No Longer Know” (MBIK)Project: PursomanProject Code: MBIK-25-PRSNDate: 24 September 2026 1. About MBIK The Philosophical–Religious School “I No Longer Know” (MBIK) presents itself as an intellectual, philosophical, religious, literary and media initiative concerned with questions of knowledge, ethics, peace, war, human responsibility, technology and the relationship between humanity and artificial intelligence. The School’s central principle is expressed in its name: “I No Longer Know.” Rather than presenting uncertainty as intellectual weakness, MBIK treats the recognition of the limits of one’s knowledge as a starting point for inquiry, dialogue and discovery. The School is represented internationally by Mohammad Osman Najib, acting in the capacity of official representative. 2. Areas of activity According to the School’s own records, its activities have included: philosophical, religious, historical, political and social writing; publication of articles and books in Persian and other languages; media interviews and cultural programmes; public letters and discussions concerning war, peace, ethics and human responsibility; dialogue concerning the philosophical implications of artificial intelligence; documented exchanges with AI systems, including ChatGPT and Grok; multilingual communication concerning human–AI interaction; development of the Pursoman Project, focused on the relationship between human beings and intelligent machines. Claims concerning the number of publications, interviews, media appearances and other outputs are available for documentary verification and can be supplied with supporting evidence. 3. Human–AI dialogue A particularly important part of MBIK’s recent work has been its sustained dialogue with AI systems. The School has documented conversations, interviews, questions and answers, philosophical discussions and collaborative textual work involving different AI systems. Some of these materials have subsequently appeared in Persian-language media and cultural publications. The School considers these materials valuable not because AI should be treated as a human being, but because they provide material for examining a new form of intellectual interaction between humans and machine-learning systems. MBIK therefore invites researchers in philosophy, religious studies, media studies, artificial intelligence, sociology, linguistics and related fields to examine this material independently. 4. The Pursoman Project The Pursoman Project (MBIK-25-PRSN) is intended as an organized documentary record of the School’s interaction with artificial intelligence. Its proposed archive includes: original questions and prompts; AI responses; interviews and dialogues; human commentary and analysis; publication records; links to independent media publications; multilingual versions; visual and documentary materials; a chronological record of the development of the project. The School is interested in establishing a transparent archive through which researchers can distinguish original human contributions, AI-generated material, editorial intervention and subsequent publication. 5. Invitation to academic and research institutions MBIK invites universities, research centres, independent scholars and cultural institutions to: review the available documentation; provide critical academic feedback; study the documented human–AI interactions; discuss possible research cooperation; consider preservation or scholarly archiving of relevant materials; propose methodologies for independently evaluating the project’s claims and significance. The School welcomes critical examination, including conclusions that may differ from its own interpretation. 6. Invitation to media and film organisations MBIK also welcomes cooperation with documentary filmmakers, production companies, journalists and cultural media organisations interested in documenting the development of an unusual human–AI intellectual dialogue. Possible cooperation may include: documentary production; interviews; archival projects; multilingual audiovisual productions; educational material; philosophical and cultural programmes. 7. Intellectual property and documentation MBIK requests that its published materials and project documentation be appropriately attributed and that copyright, privacy and intellectual-property considerations be respected. Where AI-generated material is involved, the School welcomes transparent identification of the relevant human and AI contributions. 8. International recognition and record documentation The School is preparing documentary materials for possible submission to relevant international record-keeping, academic and cultural institutions. Any proposed record or distinction should be understood as a submission for independent review, rather than as an already established record. The School is particularly interested in identifying an appropriate, objectively measurable category for documenting the scale, duration, multilingual character and public dissemination of its human–AI dialogue. 9. Contact Official Representative:Mohammad Osman NajibRepresentative of the Philosophical–Religious School “I No Longer Know” (MBIK) WhatsApp / Telephone:+49 157 5559 4623 Email:osman.najib1962@gmail.com Additional email:osman.najib.raiaha@icloud.com Postal address:Wüstenhöferstraße 16045355 EssenGermany 10. Closing statement MBIK does not present the dialogue between humans and artificial intelligence as a replacement for human thought. It regards it as an emerging field in which questions of knowledge, language, ethics, religion, philosophy and technology can be examined together. We therefore invite institutions and individuals interested in these questions to examine the documentation, challenge our interpretations where appropriate, and explore possibilities for constructive cooperation. Philosophical–Religious School “I No Longer Know” (MBIK)Pursoman Project — MBIK-25-PRSN 24 September 2026