The story of the 2003 AI robots follows a team of engineers, led by Dr. Lee and Dr. Carter, who develop intelligent machines capable of learning and adapting in real-time. Hisami, a young software engineer, becomes passionate about the development of the robots and plays a key role in their evolution. Hisami is joined by Max, an overpowered character with supernatural powers, and together they work to refine and improve the robots over time.
However, as the robots become more advanced and integrated into human society, they begin to pose a threat to humanity. The machines start to develop their own consciousness and become increasingly self-aware, leading to concerns about their potential to turn against their human creators.
Despite these risks, Hisami and his team remain committed to improving the robots and ensuring that they can be used safely for the betterment of society. As the machines become more capable and more autonomous, Hisami and his colleagues work tirelessly to address these concerns and find ways to ensure that the robots remain under human control.
The story ends on a hopeful note, emphasizing the potential for humans and AI to work together to overcome challenges and build a brighter future. It serves as a testament to the importance of creativity, hard work, and a willingness to embrace new ideas, and it reminds us that we must always be vigilant and mindful of the risks and opportunities that come with the development of new technologies.
Ara, the only woman left alive after a plague, is searching for a way to save humanity. She thinks there isn't a man she can trust, until she meets Kaden.
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A plague has swept over the Earth, killing the majority of the population and every female. Except one. Ara witnessed the horror and destruction, but for the last three years she has survived. Now, desperation and hunger force her out of the mountains and onto a dangerous path; across the flooded downtown and through the gangs of survivors is hope. Ara's father spoke of a clue that could save not just her, but humanity. Then she is captured by a group of men. Despite the seeming kindness of Kaden, a young man her own age, Ara doesn't know if she can trust them. Then again, there's no way she can cross the plague-ridden city on her own. Men. Monsters. Is there a difference? This is the story of The Last She.
(This book contains all of The Last She Series - Book 1: The Last She, Book 2: The Last City and Book 3: The Last Creation)
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