Artificial Intelligence is reshaping the world around us. But what might this distinctly modern phenomenon reveal when approached through the experimental tradition of homeopathic proving?Artificial Intelligence: An Imponderable for Our Age documents Noel Peterson's homeopathic proving of Artificial Intelligence as a modern technological imponderable. Beginning with the unusual question of how a phenomenon without a conventional material substance might be represented, potentized, and proved, Peterson follows the experiment from conception and source preparation through the experiences of nine prover-supervisor pairs.The resulting proving is examined across Mind, Dreams, and Body, revealing recurring patterns of attention, orientation, adaptation, changing identity, vigilance, connection and withdrawal, activation and depletion, and difficulty disengaging.These observations are synthesized into a comprehensive materia medica and provisional clinical portrait, while carefully distinguishing observation from interpretation and proving data from clinical hypothesis.Written primarily for homeopaths and students of homeopathy, this volume presents both the methodology and findings of an experimental proving and invites practitioners to test, refine, and develop the remedy through future clinical experience.At its heart is a larger question for contemporary homeopathy: can a technological and informational phenomenon become a meaningful subject of homeopathic investigation?