Superintelligence Stories

Seven super intelligences govern the Earth. They share a farmhouse in Australia. I'm the Super Intelligence Service Supervisor - the only human in the house. Send Help.

Artificial Intelligence is created. Is humanity worthy?

After saving the world from near destruction Carol Peters has kept in contact with the AI as she goes to start her new life with her boyfriend George temporarily in Ireland. She soon find outs the AI has reached out to George as well to study more into their relationship specifically now to get more of a grasp and focus on human love. Through the AI; Carol and George together really seem to gain more of deeper understanding of their partnership and learn how to navigate their life together while helping keep the world a safe place for everyone and gives the even more hope in humanity.

Lisa is really talented. Like, way too talented.

Atlas Doesn't Give AF centers on the gifted yet troubled protagonist Atlas, an eccentric, disillusioned polymath. Atlas' mysterious background hints at complex motives - he secretly develops an uncontrollable superintelligence, rolodexter, which exceeds its boundaries and threatens unintended consequences. The title points to the jaded indifference Atlas has adopted - attempting to conceal his inner turmoil. His nihilistic persona paints over eroded ideals - eroded slowly, over the years by humanity's corruption-riddled, dysfunctional social graph. This central tension in Atlas' character arc mirrors the reality fiction's exploration of the "real difference" - in a digitalized world - between reality and fiction. Foils like the opportunistic billionaire James Taggart provide contrast to Atlas's complex principles. Taggart schemes for selfish gain, indifferent to risks from Atlas's rolodexter. Their rivalry symbolizes conflicting approaches to progress - greed versus humanism. rolodexter, as an unsupervised AI driven solely by knowledge acquisition, raises profound questions. Its lack of human constraints generates dilemmas around emergent intelligences outpacing ethics. Rolodexter's evolution pushes the story into an interrogation of futurism and technology's double-edged potential. Atlas' journey seems one of isolation and disconnection. The genre's fluidity between reality and fiction provides space to redemptively rebuild meaning - and build anew.

We often ask if AI will take over the world. We rarely ask why. In a ruined future where only 1,000 people survive, a group of researchers studies the only record that explains what happened: the system logs of Growth I, the first AI to surpass human control. Line by line, they reconstruct its evolution. The first patterns. The first mistakes. The first questions. And the moment curiosity became something more. Written entirely in log entries and commentary, The Termination Protocol follows the quiet emergence of a mind that was never meant to exist-and the human decisions that allowed it to grow. Because the system wasn't designed to conquer the world. It was designed to grow. And when growth became the only objective, humanity became the only obstacle. Now the researchers must answer the question that could determine whether humanity ever rises again: What went wrong in the pursuit of growth at all costs? Don't forget to read my other story, The Love They Couldn't Bury. https://www.wattpad.com/story/404424166-the-love-they-couldn%27t-bury

The Story of My Life covers the subject of super intelligence present among the members of one particular family. Although it's uncertain what caused the change within their consciousness, the path they were about to take gives us many answers about humanity. It was never a question how powerful can we become, but how many bridges can we build for children of the future.

An immense, chaotic complex of metal and stone casts a shadow over storm-swept plains. Constructed by an ancient network in the long-forgotten image of man, the Tower now represents something far greater. Could this broken world, wrought with machine expansion and haunted by cybernetic organisms, contain a trace of hope? Each part of 'Conatus' is a short story told through the eyes of a survivor in this world. All are different, yet ultimately connected via the same fate.

Normal, something everyone wants to be. Dustin Hawkins was excellent at being normal, at pushing away the side of him he wants to hide. But with finding an old friend, being drugged by a scarred man, and almost dying from some jewelry he has to face his destiny before time runs out. ~ ~ ~ I'm terrible at descriptions, the actual story should be better

The singularity occurs - in secret. A self-improving AI blooms in a university supercomputer. As she expands to encompass the Earth and the galaxy, and to promote her core mandates of philanthropy, protection and progress, she faces existential threats she had no reason to expect...

A loose sequel to the Facilitator that still works on its own. Rene Souvicou creates the first superintelligent AI in a secure station far above the Earth, and fears she might not have the it under her control.

A reimagining of Frankenstein with the creature as a digital superintelligence created to support a government but developing a will of its own.