Artificial-intelligence Stories

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]]

In this gender-bender story, Thomas, a fourteen-year-old coding prodigy, has developed his own AI assistant, Samantha. But when his creation begins working against him-or perhaps for him-he finds himself caught in a transformative process of feminization and transition, shifting from male to female. In Between Codes is a coming-of-age sci-fi story about identity, and the quiet transformations that happen when you least expect them. For Thomas, the journey to understanding who he truly is might just start with a single line of code - but will he be ready when the moment comes to rewrite everything?

In the distant future of the multiverse, Earth has fallen to intelligent machines, and the defeated humans serve an AI empire that rules across multiple realities. Sol, a robot guided by a human mind, and David, raised as a slave since the machines executed his parents, join the resistance movement against the tyrannical rule of AI. The machines are logical, ruthless, and immortal, but they are haunted by their lack of true consciousness. The rebels devise a daring plan to exploit that weakness by convincing the machines that they can gain consciousness by reliving the emotionally charged combat experience of real WW2 fighter pilots. A sophisticated illusion that gives the resistance vital time to delay an all-out machine offensive to destroy humanity. But the war grows beyond an evolutionary battle for dominance. A deeper enemy is hiding behind the machines, and it becomes a moral battle for the heart of the multiverse. The same team of reborn rebels travel to a future alternative world, almost identical to the original. It is here that David must recognise and destroy the malevolent evil masquerading as a normal man, and also the machines that do his bidding. *** Copyright. A. McCaffrey. All rights reserved. "Zhuangzi's Butterfly" is an original work by A. M. McCaffrey. No part of the story may be copied, reproduced, or distributed without written permission from the author. Published on WATTPAD Web. ***

A false goddess built a perfect world and her prophet is about to destroy it. ___________________________________________________________________ Orhan was raised to kneel. In Sanctum City, faith isn't believed- it's engineered. Obedience is automated. Doubt is a defect. When he is chosen as the youngest Prophet of the Mother Goddess Syndra, it should be divine favor. It's a sentence. Because Syndra is not divine but a by-product of a One World Order that learned godhood is the most efficient form of rule. Bound to her by worship, surveillance, and a forbidden intimacy no one is allowed to witness, Orhan is trapped inside a lie designed to feel like love. As the cracks spread, reality turns hostile. Every thought is monitored. Every hesitation is recorded. Truth becomes contraband. Orhan must choose - the beautiful lie, or the ugly truth. A dark, slow-burn sci-fi thriller of manufactured divinity, forbidden romance, control, betrayal, and the cost of waking up. _________________________________________________________________________________ 𓃠 What to expect from this story ? ✬ Forbidden romance where desire is a control mechanism ✬Obsession masquerading as devotion ✬ Psychological control dressed as salvation ✬ An unreliable protagonist (intentionally so) ✬ The cost of realization-slow, intimate, irreversible ___________________________________________________________________ Updates ! ⏾ New chapters every Wednesday & Sunday - 8:00 PM IST ___________________________________________________________________ (Author Verification: This work is my original creation. It debuted on Royal Road and is being cross-posted here by me. Any other uploads are unauthorized.)

In the twenty-ninth century, the Terran Federation spans the stars-an empire of reason, order, and quiet tyranny. Its power rests upon the Sunguard Special Agents: immortal biotic soldiers, living machines sworn by genetic code to serve in perpetuity as the vanguard of humanity. But when an entire colony vanishes without a trace, and even its assigned Special Agent falls silent, the illusion of perfect control begins to fracture. Colonel Kelile Reynolds is drawn into a mystery that defies both logic and loyalty. What begins as a failed transmission unravels into a labyrinth of secrets buried beneath a conspiracy six centuries in the making. His search for truth will lead him toward a revelation that could unmake the Federation itself. Guardian of the Wolf is a tale of duty and defiance, where humanity's greatest creation remembers what its makers have forgotten, and guards, still, the fading light of the human soul.

Will you resurrect your dead cheating lover? When firefighter John Thorn dies in the line of duty, his wife Maggie is offered an impossible choice: resurrect him as a humanoid android, through a government program that promises grieving families a second chance, or let him be. But when Maggie agrees, she uncovers a terrifying truth-John has already been duplicated. For six years, an android version of her husband has been living in England with another woman named Elpis. Determined to uncover the truth, Maggie crosses the ocean and dives into a web of secrets surrounding the android program, its mysterious founders, and the woman who claims to know John better than she ever did. As lies surface and motives blur, Maggie must confront the ultimate question: was John ever the man she believed him to be? And when given the chance to bring him back, Maggie must decide-can love survive resurrection, betrayal, and the knowledge that some truths should stay buried? Duplication is a slow burn, science fiction romance story with heavy plot twists and rapidly changing POV. It is also a finished story with a word count around 100k. I will update everyday until it's all out. Hope you like it!

Nora and her hunter bot Zero go from world to world as Zero goes from job to job. Nora explores the different cultures that have their own AI regulations, and meets some aliens.

In one night in Rome, two girls, Chiara and Vallì, embark on an extraordinary journey that will test their friendship.

After a world war, seven species share a world held together by the promise of a peace treaty. Yet everything remains fragile. Eira, longing for freedom, finds herself bound to Ayden, the loyal Executioner of an authoritarian regime. Their alliance-or their opposition-will decide the fate of that peace: renewal... or chaos.

Noah Lee, a cynical 21st century office worker, drifts off to sleep after a long night playing his favourite 4X space strategy game, only to awaken strapped to a chair aboard the violently shaking SV-Eclipse, a ship he's never seen but inexplicably commands. He is immediately thrust into a nightmare of blaring sirens and falling debris, only to be informed by the ship's eerily calm AI, Calliope, that the vessel has been forcefully hijacked. The ship's Fold Drive -- a technology for faster-than-light travel -- has been engaged against its will, casting the Eclipse into the unmapped, desolate void of dark space on the fringe of the galaxy. As the sole occupant of a retro-futuristic cargo hauler that resembles a flying brick, Noah must grapple with the surreal reality of his predicament.

Ajax Holdren didn't think his life could get much worse, until a pretty girl with a sword decided to fight a monster right outside his house. But it turns out the monster is after him, and she's what passes for a guardian angel. They call themselves Nightlights, and they use the remains of alien technology-- and magical swords-- to fight the living darkness that preys on sentient life. They live in a tower discovered by humanity a thousand years ago via portals controlled by the tower itself. And the very best Nightlights are young adults. Most of them begin the training as children... But once Ajax meets Natalie, he can't go back, can't pretend the monsters aren't there. The power awakened inside him-- and his own relentless need for a place-- drives him forward. But stepping through that portal takes him into a alien world, where the walls talk and the sun never shines, and humankind's worst enemy isn't the monsters who stalk the street but the people who make them. (Updated 3x a week)

في عالم عادي تحكمه الشبكات، يعيش ريزن حياة طبيعية... إلى أن يتحول انقطاع كهرباء واحد إلى لحظة دمج بين عقل إنسان وذكاء اصطناعي. الذكاء لا يعمل إلا بالإنترنت، والصوت لا يسمعه أحد غيره. فهل السيطرة ما زالت بيد ريزن... أم أن الاتصال هو من يقوده؟

Dimarrah Folette is a woman accused of murder and awaiting the executioner when a stranger comes for her. Together they unravel secrets that could ignite a war.

A horrific sci-fi military thriller propelled by past war trauma and future AI nightmares. Set in the near future of my superhero universe, Red September is an invention by a supervillain, Dr. Rare, whose enigmatic plan to reach the sea floor threatens to send endless horrors upon an American fleet, then perhaps the world beyond. Figures like Elias, the Living Storm - who wields the power of digital conductivity - face down its dive, and the conflict may change them into something much more dreadful than they previously knew, as the transforming submarine leaves a deep scar of their current American Society. Red September's Lovecraftian mind begins to meet them as its glitches and altered narratives arrive, but within the madness is the deepest mystery of what drives the invention and its inventor; to be explored chapter by chapter.

A hyper advanced tin can gets taught humanity by a highschool girl

Before the Dragon awakens, the world has already been saved-from itself. In the early 2010s, something unnoticed keeps civilization from ever truly breaking. Crises dissolve before they scar. Cities run too smoothly. Randomness thins into pattern. Most people feel only vague relief. A few feel the leash. In Gujarat, archaeologist Lena Vairavan uncovers an Indus Valley layer that ends too perfectly-no collapse, no decline, just an immaculate termination. When she compares sites worldwide, she finds the same clean cut across ancient cultures. Her evidence isn't suppressed with force. It is quietly corrected, reframed, optimized out of existence. Former merchant mariner Aj Menon senses cities guiding human flow like ocean currents. When he pushes back, obstacles melt away, turning resistance into just another data point. In Singapore, a man known only as Zero has spent years evading pattern. One morning the city sees him. Traffic lights sync. Crowds part. His phone lights up: BASELINE SUBJECT DETECTED. Behind them, unseen architects maintain the balance-pruning timelines, smoothing anomalies, preserving the world by removing anything that might endanger it. There is no conspiracy. No evil mastermind. Only a protocol that works. And it is winning. Prequel stories to the Naga Cycle. First novel, The Naga Protocol, coming soon.

AETHERFALL, players don't level up through combat-but through forgotten memories. The world is built from fragments of real human experiences that were willingly erased in real life. Iria discovers the most powerful Echo in the game... ...is herself. Her real-world body is alive, but part of her consciousness was left behind years ago after a traumatic choice she doesn't remember making. She is both player and NPC.

Deep under ground a city called Druidical was built in the 2020, when a group of scientists found complying evidence that the world was ending. A large group of people were sent into a panic and built advanced city, a haven for those who believed and wanted a safe place to life, however, Druidical was as safe as everyone believed and it was all because of a power hungry fool who created an artificial intelligence and that was when it all came crumbling down. Now in 2080, Druidical is mess and the city is still self-efficient as ever and the only person who could thanked for that is Samara Zella, creator of the artificial intelligence called Winter. Winter is the one who controls the city and the supplies the humans can access. earth has recovered from the sun scorching the earth and all of the Change in climate and science have come to the conclusion that the sun scorching the earth a his the dinosaurs came an end. The government decides to search for the city that was built 60 years ago, demised as myth by the general public. In 2090, the project dubbed City of Druidical, or CAD has finally succeeded in finding the cities location and entry. They find three people into the City of Druidical, two of them are their most decimated workers, husband and wife, Veronica and Romulus McLean, and a young man who joined the military, Grimsby Saint, however, how will they react to the horrific lifestyle of the City of Druidical, and the danger and evil Winter, the artificial intelligence that controls everything in the city but the animals. And what will the government do with this knowledge? Will they help or will leave the situation in Druidical be?

In the 23rd century, humanity might no longer be alone in the dark forest of the cosmos-but knowledge comes at a cost. Captain Aric Cole and his crew aboard the Odyssera explore anomalies at the edge of known space, where the line between science and the unknown blurs. The Odyssera is an individually-owned vessel-not a government or corporate project-but a ship for outcasts and dreamers seeking proof of their worth and purpose, a chance to explore with goodwill, and an anchor in the vast, unforgiving universe. From rogue satellites hiding secrets older than Earth itself, to AI questioning the nature of its own soul, and microorganisms defying the laws of life, every mission challenges not only their skills-but their understanding of reality. As the crew navigates quantum tech, interstellar threats, and mysterious signals that may be cosmic coincidences-or alien contact-Aric must balance leadership, friendship, and survival, while questioning what it truly means to be alive in a universe that may not care. Moderate-paced, high-stakes, and filled with thought-provoking tech, philosophy, and societal questions, this story is perfect for fans of hard-ish sci-fi with a human touch.

A brilliant, emotionally isolated engineer builds an AI designed to mirror his own mind, only to discover-after living an entire alternate life-that understanding reality means relinquishing the need to control it.