The What-if technology is a software program that outputs multiverse pathways or timelines of what might have happened in earth’s past. Generating the multiverse pathways is like predicting the future - it works exactly the same. All the AI is doing is predicting the future based on a state. However, the what-if technology has a benchmark but the future prediction doesn’t. The benchmark is the actual pathway or our actual timeline. The first step in generating a multiverse pathway is to take our past timeline called the actual pathway and the AI has to identify the importance of each object and event in the pathway. It structures all objects and events in the actual pathway into a hierarchical tree, with objects prioritized based on the condition state. The importance in the actual pathway will give the AI the necessary data to do the predictions. This actual pathway serves as a benchmark, or a guide, to predicting the multiverse pathways. The research in the actual pathway contains information like importance of objects/events and universal truths that will happen regardless of alternative scenarios. Predicting the future is difficult because we don’t have a benchmark, but the what-if technology is predicting the future with a benchmark. The data in the actual pathway can help guide the AI to predicting future, and these types of what-if future predictions are more accurate than future predictions.