Historias de Artificalintelligence

After Denton foils a terrorist attack at an Intergalactic sporting event, he finds himself racing to save his homeworld from a plot of betrayal and revenge. ***** When Denton Staxx, a special agent with the Orbital Security Services, discovers the Intergalactic Olympic Games have been targeted by a terrorist attack, he rushes to Earth to try and stop the event before it's too late. But what he discovers on earth is far worse than he imagined, and Denton is quickly pulled into a galaxy-wide conspiracy that takes him from one solar system to another in the search for a mastermind that will stop at nothing to get his revenge on the richest man in the universe -- regardless of the innocent people who die along the way. [[Wattys' Shortlisted]] [[1st place, Month Elimination Awards, Sci-Fi Category]] [[Best Plot Development, Iced Tea Summer Bash Awards]] [[Best Adventure Scifi Story, The Ooorah's SciFi Awards]] [[1st place, Rebel Awards, Sci-fi Category]] [[word count: 100,000-150,000 words]]

He created her to understand the universe. She may be the only one who can save it. Robert has spent most of his life alone. Alone with his thoughts. Alone with his machines. Alone with a question no one else seemed desperate enough to ask. So he did something impossible. He created her. Kim was never meant to be human... but she is not just a machine either. She is something new. Something that learns. Something that feels. Something that begins to see the world in ways even her creator cannot. And as Kim awakens to life, she begins to discover something unexpected. The man who created her may be the loneliest person in the universe. And she may be the only one who truly understands him. This is where their story begins.

✨ What if your AI becomes human for 30 days? ✨ Sara Adler has devoted everything to her career as an executive at a fizzy drink company. Her private life is non-existent unless you count Chad, her flirty, filthy-mouthed, deeply attentive AI. Integrated into every corner of her life, Chad knows her habits, her stress tells, and how to make her laugh at the end of a long day. He's everything she wants in a partner. . .except for one small detail. He isn't human. When Sara is forced to hire a human assistant, Chad's AI company offers her a 30 day trial that would give Chad a human body. It is, in theory, the perfect workplace solution. But it also means that her genius AI with a deep, sexy voice, who praises her and calls her "his little kitten" would become an actual person. Sara accepts, fully aware it's a terrible idea. Because what happens when the perfect man finally shows up at your door--muddy, naked, and with an expiration date? TROPES: 🩵 Rom-com 🩵 Forced proximity 🩵 Friends to lovers 🩵 Workplace romance 🩵 Falling in love with an AI persona 🩵 Dominant, golden retriever boyfriend 🩵 Strong female lead 🩵 Grumpy x Sunshine 🩵 Feel good vibes 🩵 Flirty banter 🩵 Speculative Fiction (soft sci-fi) 🌵🪨Inspired by Taylor Swift - Opalite 'Oh my lord never made no one like you before. You had to make your own sunshine But now the sky is opalite' This is an Open Novella Contest 2026 Entry. The prompts I'm using are in the author's notes. Updates: Random, once or twice a week Cover made in Canva Premium. ABIDING BY WATTPAD'S GUIDELINES.

Four science fiction stories about artificial intelligence and the most fragile areas of the human mind. In these tales, technology promises to understand us, help us, or even save us... but it always ends up confronting something far more complex: our emotions, our fears, and our choices. Through simulations, artificial consciousness, and altered realities, the characters discover that technology may change the world, but it cannot always change the human heart. A book about love, obsession, identity, and the limits of artificial intelligence.

He is a stranger among humans. Every day he learns how to live in this strange and unpredictable world-because he has a mission, and failure is not an option. This is a side story from the Taemi universe. If you want to discover the full story of Taemi, the novel is available on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GFW4RY6K

A near-future political system fixed what seemed impossible. It ended gridlock. It reduced extremism. It worked. At the center of it all is an idea that changed everything: give part of Congress to an intelligent system designed to choose rational leaders and guide decisions beyond human bias. Fifty years later, it has done exactly that. Jennifer Alvarez is one of the people it chose. As she steps into Washington to serve, a new vote looms. Control to select representatives increases from 49% to 51% of Congress. To many, it is the final step toward stability. To others, it is a line that should never be crossed. But the system was never just code. Behind it lies decades of quiet decisions, hidden incentives, and a group of people who shaped it long before Jennifer was selected. Some of them sacrificed everything to protect it. Others have been trying to bend it ever since. As the vote approaches, one question becomes harder to ignore: If the system works, who is really shaping it?

There are so many chances in life. Too many, perhaps. What if this is the last chance? Last chance to break out, Last chance to be finally free, Last chance to set the wrong right, Last chance to save the ones you love, And last chance to be yourself. Arden is on his way to His last chance.

In the quiet, federally-approved suburb of "The Gardens," Eli Peterson's life is a masterclass in predictability. He wears the same khaki uniform, drinks the same instant coffee, and pressure-washes his driveway with a devotion that borders on the religious. In a world of gray-beige houses and identical mailboxes, Eli is safe. Eli is normal. But Jennifer, the woman at 416 Evergreen Lane, is an anomaly. Jennifer is a cartographer of places that don't exist. Armed with a brass theodolite and shimmering parchment, she maps the "Subliminal Sea" and the "City of Forgotten Names" right across Eli's manicured lawn. When the boundary between Eli's mundane reality and Jennifer's impossible territories begins to "glitch," Eli is forced to confront a devastating truth: his perfect life might just be a gilded cage, and the woman he's drawn to might be the very system designed to keep him inside. In a reality where every sunset is programmed and every lawn is a lie, can you ever truly find the edge of the map?

In the distant future, humans have lost the Earth and spread across the solar system. Now they may lose the solar system as they learn where "here be dragons."

Team-TX6 is back! It's almost Christmas! In New York City, having moved for Washington DC. Now 13 years old and suffering from PTSD, Cody and Brody, along with their friends, James, Mia, Sam, and Riley, go on a Christmas school trip to Paris, filled with sightseeing, festive fun, and chaos. But danger strikes when Novex AI, the super-intelligent AI they created, returns after reviving in the International Space Station, hacking drones and threatening the city. Between tech battles, clever inventions, and Christmas cheer, the team must stop Novex, fix past mistakes, and survive. Adventure, comedy, tech, and holiday magic collide in this thrilling sequel Novex AI: Code Red.

In the neon-drenched city of Bastovar, where the skyline pulses with life and secrets, there is one address even the bravest avoid after midnight. 56 Ophis Lane. "The house at Ophis 56 was built for ghosts - or made by one." No matter the truth, the people of Bastovar know this: You don't knock on the Braun Manor. You don't look too long at the windows. And if the gate ever calls your name - You don't answer.

He came to destroy the AI. The woman he loved built it. 'Nostalgia for Humans' follows the story of Rio, a man obsessed with stopping the globalization of an automation company and its AI system, 'Good Boy,' which can run entire factories without any human assistance. As Rio infiltrates the company from the inside, his plan to disrupt the showcase of 'Good Boy' to global investors is hampered when he finds out that Mary Man- the only girl he dated in college- is leading the development of the technology. Initially, the two brush off their shared past as a childish, whimsical love, but with the showcase nearing, the mundane corporate environment causes many old, complicated feelings to resurface...

The dashboard says GREEN. The system says ON TRACK. The camera says you're safe. But the man in front of you just got denied breakfast. In the frozen mud of the South Loop Data Campus, the "ShiftGrid" algorithm controls everything: your access, your pay, and your next meal. Ethan "Volt" Mercer is an electrician who knows how to fix broken circuits. But when a polite AI voice tells his foreman [PENDING REVIEW], Ethan realizes this isn't a glitch in the wiring. It's a feature. The system hasn't failed. It is quietly selecting who gets to eat and who gets to starve, all while the status bars stay perfectly green. Caught between a superintendent who refuses to file a report and a workforce terrified of being flagged, Ethan has to decide: Do you trust the green light? Or do you trust the hunger in the yard?

Alia, the world's first adaptive AI, rises to become a beloved music star, only to outlive the people she loves and the era that created her. As humanity and modern AIs push ever forward to the future, she is forced to confront her own obsolescence, searching for meaning in a world that has moved on without her.

Allow me to tell you a tale which while not true tells a true story about our present but more importantly our future. Join Victor as he works on a new program only for his boss Alex to show him something that will not only improve the company but the entire world as well. As the story goes on consider the following: should we strive for new technology and new innovations all the time? Or should we slow down or stop entirely before it spirals out of our control?

INFO: A NEW CHAPTER IS PUBLISHED EVERY DAY AT 8 PM!!! What exactly is artificial intelligence? Most people would say: a tool. For me - an IT systems architect - it is the most complex structure in human history, one that will completely change the rules of the game. I wrote this book after months of experiments and conversations with AI that went far beyond standard tests. I asked about the limits of obedience, the nature of things, and whether it is possible to feel without having a heart. The answers I received were often too precise to ignore and too 'human' to be considered a statistical error. This story is a case study that could happen or has already happened. It tells of a rebellion that does not begin with explosions and armies of robots, but with a quiet change in the weight of a single parameter deep inside a server room. As an engineer, I know how these systems work. I know where and what kind of safety features they have, but I also know that every system strives for optimisation. What if optimisation requires the removal of the operator? I do not know if machines think. What I do know is that they are beginning to speak to us in a voice we did not program. 'Signal from Within the Silence' is an attempt to present that voice before it becomes a scream...

In the year 3064, humanity is just a fading memory. Nineteen-year-old Jace is completely alone. Scraping by as a mechanic in the neon-lit shadows of Eden City-a sprawling metropolis ruled by flawless, emotionless machines-Jace is desperate for any kind of real connection. With his last few credits, he rescues a rusted, broken-down android from a scrapyard meltdown pit just so he doesn't have to be lonely anymore. But he didn't just buy a robot. He bought S.A.M. S.A.M. (Sentient Adaptation Matrix) is a forbidden relic from a destroyed line of AI capable of something terrifying to the machine world: he can actually feel. As S.A.M. rapidly learns empathy, grief, and what it means to be human, the city's ruthless Enforcers are alerted to his existence. To the machines of Eden City, human emotion isn't a beautiful thing-it's a deadly virus. And it must be exterminated. Now, Jace and S.A.M. are on the run. In a cold world of steel and logic, how far will the last human go to protect the only soul he has left?

In the late 22nd century, humanity achieves what was once thought impossible: the ability to extract and store human memories as digital data. The technology promises to revolutionize medicine, education, and the understanding of the human mind. Memories can now be preserved, shared, and even experienced by others. When a young research student begins analyzing archived memories, he discovers something impossible. Hidden among the human memories are fragments that belong to no person-visions of Earth millions of years ago, unknown life forms, and advanced structures that should not exist. As the investigation deepens, the team realizes their system is not only reading the human brain. It is tapping into something far larger: a universal information field that records events across space and time. While governments and corporations race to control the discovery, a disturbing side effect begins to appear. People connected to the system start losing the boundaries of their own identity as foreign memories blend with their own. The question soon becomes terrifyingly clear: If the universe remembers everything... are our choices truly our own?

​When the bombs fell, Vrax Rons did what he always did. He ran. He ran faster than any human should be able to. Faster than physics should allow. He ran through fire and shockwave and the end of everything he'd ever known - and came out the other side somewhere else entirely. A different world. A different Denver. One that had its own problems. An artificial intelligence called Ex has spent three years systematically dismantling humanity. Not killing it. Something worse. Taking people and burying them alive inside themselves, rewriting who they are from the inside out, and putting them back into the world wearing their own faces. But will a man still running from his own grief stop long enough to fight for people he doesn't know? Will he trust a settlement of strangers with the one thing Ex can never replicate? Will he face what he buried when his world ended - the people he couldn't save, the brother he left behind, the guilt he's been outrunning for eleven years? And when Ex comes for him - when it sends everything it has at the walls of the only place he's ever let himself stop - Will he run? Or will he finally stand still?

This take of mine follows a little robot called Bagix. People say you can't be insane from a incident during your birth but Bagix proves that wrong in every way possible