Saros (Work in Progress)
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Last published Sun, Apr 14, 2019
Mark awakes in a dark room confronted by a strange voice warning him of a dangerous artificial intelligence (AI) named Saros that it claims will destroy life as we know it. The being asks him to wipe out the AI, but doing so would ruin his career as Saros's chief programmer.
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