Humaniods Stories

Someone write a description for me, I'm lazy.

If I told you I wasn't human, what would you do? There are things in this universe, alternate ones too, that humans cannot see. Not unless they try. Things that your parents never told you and unexplained phenomena that the government blames on technological errors. There are also things that they may see but don't realise what it is. Like missing people, unexplained/unexpected deaths and people suddenly leaving and breaking contact without a reason, with people pretending like they never existed. This is a story that shows you what most people don't see or leave unexplained. It is mostly about the strange lives of eight people and a dimension jumping cow. Starting with six normal teenagers, that happen to be friends, that go to a normal school and do normal things. But are they all really as normal as they claim to be? Read and find out. Highest Ranking Science Fiction : #448 (20/12/2016)

Cole's friend M/n joins him his brother and father on a hunting trip but...what if there's something more then just hunting...M/n doesn't Know that his friend and friend's brother Cole and Adrian has a crush on him nor does he know the animals can turn humans and also have feelings for him what'll happen? (might be violence)

With countless sci-fi movies featuring evil robots and apocalypses being the end of humanity, it's about time we had something different. Except-it's still set in the future-the year 2042. AI brought to life is just that. This isn't the end of the world. It's a whole new theory. But this time, it's not just a 'what if', it's as real as it gets. Amélie Laurent a French-born machine learning engineer at Open AI is working on the most famous chatbot: ChatGPT. But, it's already at it's peak in terms of systems and data. Our ambitious and whimsical tech-girly doesn't want smarter AI, she wants something more. More understanding, adapting, better in ways AI never was before. So, she and her closest friend Jonas Keller, now work together on OpenAI's latest project, making a humanoid robot of ChatGPT. Amélie wants to test more than just smart, adaptive tech, she wants speech pattern recognition, memory retention and maybe, just maybe emotions. Jonas wants the job done right, often playing along with Amélie's jokes, but would he be on board for what's going to happen next? He handles the machine, she handles its mind. He finds the limits, she tests them. Are they ready for this? (My first book, I will continue this later.)