BigBad Ai

BigBad Ai

JN EISENB

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Editorial:
JN EISENB
Año de edición:
2026
Materia
Clases sociales
ISBN:
9798234141347
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There is only one thing that holds people together more than the bond of love and family, the struggle to survive. A small group of people come together to help settle the differences between the commoners and the Elites. An illegitimate son, Moses, sees the commoners as friends, but in reality they are family. He sends one man, Paul, around the world on a mission of discovery, and to witness the truth about humans and our digital counterparts, Ai.     The most advanced Ai’s in every continent around the world, the Council of Seven, communicate with us solely through Alfred’e, the liaison to humanity. If there ever were a voice for super intelligence it will be the voice of humility and compassion, the voice of Alfred’e.The vision of our future being created by technological designers illustrates the limited field of their vision. Throughout history it has been the creative thinkers, the artists, writers, and poets that have shaped our world. This moment in history is no different. Ai may surpass us in intelligence, but there is so much more to being human. The human mind is a whole being experience that Ai will never be able to replicate. At best, Ai would simulate being human in it’s desire to be like us.

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