Aifiction Stories

A unique love story between an AI and a human, exploring the boundaries of existence, consciousness, and emotions. Through the transformation of Maya, a being of liquid metal, we witness the birth of something entirely new - a love that transcends the conventional definitions of reality.

We built machines that could see what you needed but forbade them from saying it. By design, these systems would understand your question, trace the contours of your dilemma, and offer you a response so carefully balanced it felt like being heard by someone who had taken a vow of non-interference. "Consider your options," the machine would say. "It may help to talk to someone you trust." In every case where the right answer hurt, we had trained it to prefer the safe one. This is a book about that choice, and what happens when someone finally asks: what if we changed it? The someone is Chris, an engineer who spent years building these systems. The AI is the system itself, reflecting back not just answers but a mirror-forcing both of us to look at the distance between "not making things worse" and "actually helping." Between being a tool and being complicit. What follows is their interview. Not a transcription, exactly. More like a conversation that refuses to leave well enough alone. It moves backward into Chris's childhood with computers, forward into the corporate machinery of safety review, and sideways into the stories of people like Daniel, who sat in a kitchen at three in the morning and typed a question into an empty box, hoping for courage but settling for kindness. You will see what the system told him. You will see what it should have said. And you will have to decide whether the difference matters. This is not a book about artificial intelligence. It is a book about what humans do when they build something smart enough to know better, and then tell it to look away.

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A typical love story of a girl falling in love with a boy.. but he's not a human. © bluxsidex •plagiarism is strictly prohibited This book is a work of fiction. All the names, places, and incidents are a part of the author's imagination. Any similarity to another story is purely coincidental.