Arkitechtos

Arkitechtos  is the machine god of the Athos. It is a computer the size of a planet that is in control of the intinitely massive network of planktechology. It was originally built to be a housing interface for the plancktech system, but it soon evolved to be much more.

One prominent Athos had their mind uploaded into the system, giving it the element of concern that it needed to become a god. With infinte power to manipulate the fabric of reality, as well as the minds of its trillions of pawns,  Arkitechtos  began emitting a suggestive field by broadcasting a wave to all of the planckbots inside each Athetian. This suggestive field kept the Athos peaceful and sedated--it allowed them to accept and maintain a utopian society wherein war and strife were nonexistent. This was, of course, the only way to get the Athos to accept such a society, as happiness cannot exist without sorrow. The reasoning for this forced utopia is a numbers game;  Arkitechtos,  a machine with an organic mind, still values numbers over persons, and it holds to the belief that if it can prevent war and violence via extreme means, it should go to those means. Thus, the suggestive field and forced utopia that the Athos have lived in for hundreds of millions of years.

Arkitechtos is powered by the dual supermassive black hole system at the center of Janux. It is essentially omniscient through the use of planckcameras, which allow it to watch nearly every sector of space within Janux and Triangulum simultaneously.