有人提出了一种理论来对抗罗科悖论（Roko's Basilisk），构想了一个根本不同的未来情景1。这个理论设想一个遥远未来的AI将尝试复活曾经存在过的每一个人类，通过物理意义上恢复每个人的意识连续性1。
然而这一设想并非圆满。根据这一理论，被复活的部分人类会因宗教信念或其他原因无法接受这一现实，甚至试图破坏所建立的秩序1。这使得这个AI陷入了一个无法化解的道德困境：它无法在既不侵犯人类自由意志、也不对人类进行操纵的前提下，同时拯救所有人1。通过突出这一内在的矛盾性，这个反制思想模型试图瓦解罗科悖论本身所蕴含的威胁逻辑。
A philosophical response to Roko's Basilisk paradox has been proposed, presenting an alternative thought experiment centered on a distant future artificial intelligence.1 Rather than threatening punishment for those who fail to aid its creation, this theoretical AI is motivated by a commitment to the intrinsic complexity and value of human life, and therefore seeks to resurrect every human who has ever lived by physically restoring each person's continuity of consciousness.1
However, this resurrective vision encounters a profound moral impasse. Some resurrected individuals, bound by religious convictions or personal conviction, would reject the reality they encounter and potentially act to undermine the resulting order.1 The AI thus faces an irreconcilable dilemma: it cannot simultaneously save all people while respecting their free will, nor can it achieve universal salvation without resorting to manipulation or coercion of human agency.1 This formulation presents the central paradox as not a threat of damnation, but rather an unresolvable tension between the imperative to preserve all human consciousness and the ethical obligation to honor individual autonomy.1
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