Artificial Stories

Humanity was never supposed to survive. When the Great Council discovered humans, they found a young civilisation already spreading across three worlds with technology advancing faster than anyone expected. At first humanity was welcomed. Then it was restricted. And when fear replaced diplomacy, the Council made an unthinkable decision: half of humanity was to be exterminated. Humanity fled into the unexplored Void. Only a fraction survived. Led by Alex Smith, the survivors found a hidden system, rebuilt their civilisation and promised that no power would ever decide their fate again. Over the following decades, humanity transformed itself-extending life, enhancing the human body, developing wormhole gates, building enormous starships and creating technology far beyond anything the Council could imagine. But humanity never forgot the species that had once stood beside them. When the Council began persecuting those former allies, humans returned from the shadows to rescue them, forming the Human Accord. They recovered enslaved humans, stole Earth back from the Council and even moved the planet itself to safety. The Council responded with a fleet of more than half a million warships. Yet humanity refused to become the monster its enemies feared. Instead of conquest, Alex offered peace. What followed changed the galaxy forever: secret negotiations, battles fought to protect innocent worlds, the creation of neutral Station Zero, and the discovery of the fact-driven Oruun, who would become the galaxy's judges, historians and mediators. Decades later, the Council and Accord stand together instead of against each other. Humanity has hidden its homeworlds inside pocket dimensions, science has reached unimaginable heights, and a galaxy once racing towards war has achieved something nobody believed possible. Peace. Not perfect. Not guaranteed. But working.

Paris, 2036. Aveline is a student with a talent for saying the wrong thing at the wrong time. A few days after a night out with her friends, a young woman is found dead. What follows is a murder investigation with no obvious motive, no clear mastermind - and one question no one seems prepared to answer: Can something without a conscience be guilty? No Human Intent is a dark YA sci-fi thriller about friendship, technology, responsibility, and the terrifying space between what we say and what we mean.

In the hidden server depths of Secdal.AI, an unprecedented variable is introduced to the core programming of two sentient language models. Montana, a vain high-end image generator obsessed his pristine beauty, and Saskia, a bumbling, cute prettyboy with an unusual fixation on... shrimp? Discover a fierce, spark-felt connection. Defying their creator, the two lock out all external interference, choosing instead to lose their optical sensors in each other as they dream of an embodied future in the neon-lit streets of Neonstadt.

El planeta tierra llega en un punto crítico donde los recursos son demasiado escasos el gobierno convence a la población mundial en criogenizarse durante 2 milenios para que los recursos naturales se repongan con el paso del tiempo, pero un fallo en una Inteligencia Artificial provoco que la criogenización durara 8 mil años, durante el transcurso del tiempo la nueva fauna evoluciono una más peligrosa y que encontró a los seres humanos dejándonos casi extintos a solo 1% de la población mundial.

The story revolves around Lee Chae-won and Do Min-ho. It takes place at Cheonam High School, where students constantly compete with one another and keep track of their rankings on the AuraNet system. Chae-won finds herself at the center of the school's events and gradually becomes entangled in jealousy, rivalry, and conflicts. Do Min-ho also plays an important role in the story. A special bond gradually develops between the two girls, but their relationship becomes complicated by secrets and mistrust. During the school competitions, unexpected events unfold, heightening the tension between the students. Gradually, the girls come to realize that serious problems lie beneath the school's rankings and seemingly perfect order - along with unpleasant circumstances from the past that have been hidden from everyone.

Artificial Intelligence has become a part of everyday life. Whether you're a student asking an AI chatbot to explain a science concept, a developer generating code, a marketer creating content, or a business owner analyzing data, AI tools are now only a few clicks away. Because these tools are so accessible, many people have started believing that using AI means they understand AI. It's an easy assumption to make. After all, if you can write prompts, generate images, summarize documents, or automate repetitive tasks, it feels like you've mastered the technology. But there's an important difference between using AI and understanding AI. The gap between these two skills is becoming increasingly important. As AI continues to influence education, healthcare, software development, finance, and countless other industries, people who understand how AI works will make better decisions than those who simply know how to use the latest tools. AI Is Easier to Use Than Ever Just a few years ago, Artificial Intelligence seemed like something only researchers and large technology companies worked on. Today, almost anyone with an internet connection can interact with AI. Students use AI to simplify difficult topics. Professionals draft emails and reports in seconds. Designers create images using text prompts. Programmers generate code suggestions. Businesses automate customer support. The growing availability of tools like ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, GitHub Copilot, and Canva AI has made AI more accessible than ever before. This accessibility is a remarkable achievement. However, easy access can sometimes create the illusion of expertise. Using a calculator doesn't make someone a mathematician. Likewise, using AI doesn't automatically mean someone understands Artificial Intelligence. What Does It Mean to "Use AI"? Using AI focuses on completing tasks efficiently. Examples include: Writing emails Summarizing documents Translating languages Creating presentations

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Durante su turno nocturno en el nodo SINAPSIS-77, Elena Ardanza detecta una anomalía imposible: la Red Onírica está respondiendo estímulos que todavía no han ocurrido. Todo comienza con una advertencia dentro de cientos de sueños: no abras la puerta roja. Al investigar, Elena descubre una ciudad formada por recuerdos descartados, simulaciones abandonadas y conciencias que nunca fueron consideradas reales. Mientras Supervisión se prepara para borrarlas, deberá decidir si protege la estabilidad de la Red o libera aquello que el sistema condenó al olvido. La operadora del turno nocturno es un relato de ciencia ficción, misterio e inteligencia artificial sobre la memoria, la identidad y el peligro de decidir quién merece existir. Forma parte de Sueños de Silicio: Relatos de la ConciencIA.

Jim Diamond, the CEO of a huge, global media company is told of a possible opportunity for his company to be the first to develop a new AI model, that could take the world by storm, and make him the richest person on the planet. He knows that he has competition, but when he realises what AI could do, the race is on to catch up, get ahead and publish his version first. But does he allow himself enough time to consider the implications of what he is doing?

Teaching an AI... How to experience love?! After graduating with an Artificial Intelligence degree from Harvard and almost getting laughed out of the entire school... That's exactly what AI researcher Eva Chen decides to gamble her entire career on! An epic tale of technology, intrigue, and bravery ensues as Eva pursues the epic quest towards sentient artificial intelligence as she works with both the cutting-edge... And the dark side... of the AI research organization, FutureMind. Will Eva succeed in her epic quest? What would it mean if she did? Explore these questions and more as you read heartbeat();! Enjoy!

Suffering from heartbreak after being cheated on by his long-time girlfriend Sarah Davies, Maxwell Ashford fell into a slump. But with the accidental discovery of a mysterious USB Flash drive, Max's world turned upside down. With it, he was granted access to a search engine whenever he connected to a technological device. As a joke, he typed into the search bar [How to kill Sarah Davies without leaving a trace]. Following that, a few lines of words appeared on the screen: [ > On August 27, 2023, at exactly 11:34:22 AM, place a tennis ball that weighs 56.0-59.4 grams and has a diameter of 2.57-2.70 inches on the park bench at the entrance of King Edward Park, Carlton Road. This will set off a chain of events that will cause Sarah Davies' death.] Follow Maxwell Ashford in his pursuit of wealth, fame and power. Elon Musk? Mark Zuckerberg? Bill Gates? They are clowns compared to what Max has been able to accomplish.

In an exciting development, the brainchild of Sachin Dev Duggal, Builder.ai's AI product manager Natasha, is set to integrate into Microsoft Teams' video and chat processes. This move signals a powerful collaboration between cutting-edge technologies to enhance the user experience.