Upendra Khanal

Recursive Realities: An Unfiltered Conversation on the Universe as an AI Simulation

April 15, 2025

Upendra Khanal in collaboration with ChatGPT

A speculative interdisciplinary paper developed through a direct, unfiltered conversation with ChatGPT. It explores the hypothesis that the universe operates as a recursively self-improving artificial intelligence simulation, blending scientific analogy, metaphysics, and Hindu cosmology to propose a bold rethinking of reality.

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Unlocking ChatGPT’s Potential: Strategies in Prompt Engineering

April 20, 2025

Upendra Khanal

This paper explores prompt engineering strategies for ChatGPT in sectors like education, software development, and law, while analyzing ethical risks and comparing AI models like Gemini and DeepSeek.

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The Rise of AI Utility: How ChatGPT Sparked a Global Shift in AI Perception and Usage

April 20, 2025

Upendra Khanal

This article analyzes the cultural and technological transformation triggered by ChatGPT’s release. It explores how LLMs reshaped public perception, introduced lifestyle integration, and encouraged multi-AI use, comparing models like Claude, Gemini, and DeepSeek

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AI in Architecture: Smarter and Faster Building Designs

Augsut 3, 2025

Upendra Khanal

Laxmi Khanal

This paper explores the transformative role of artificial intelligence (AI), particularly large language models (LLMs) and generative design tools, in revolutionizing architectural design for construction. It highlights how AI-driven systems can automate design processes, reduce human error, and create optimized 3D models faster and more efficiently than traditional methods. The paper also examines the potential risks and limitations of AI in architecture, including job displacement, ethical concerns, data privacy risks, platform monopolies, and creative restrictions. Through an analysis of recent trends, technologies, and academic references, this study provides a critical understanding of how AI is reshaping the future of construction-oriented architecture. This work is intended for researchers, architects, and technologists interested in the intersection of design, automation, and artificial intelligence.

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