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  1. In "Life 3.0: Being Human in the Age of Artificial Intelligence" by Max Tegmark, the author delves into the past, present, and future of humanity in the context of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Tegmark explores the rise of AI, from Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) to Super Intelligence, and prompts readers to imagine the implications of such advancements on society. The book presents scenarios of a world where AI surpasses human intelligence and the challenges and opportunities it presents, urging readers to critically engage with these concepts.

    Aside from their AI breakthroughs, one of the recent projects that the Omegas had had the most fun with was planning how to make money as rapidly as possible after Prometheus’ launch. Essentially the ...

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    The Wrong Unit by Rob Dircks
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    In a dystopian far future controlled by a computer overlord named Core, Heyoo, an autonomous servile unit, embarks on a journey to deliver a fragile package to an unknown location. Along the way, Heyoo finds himself wrapped up in a quest to overthrow the computerized overlord, leading to a charming, thoughtful, and humorous adventure. The story is told from Heyoo's perspective as he navigates human motivations and actions, while developing deep feelings and relationships with the humans he encounters.

    Heyoo's character development, the fantastic humor, and the unique perspective on humanity's struggle for freedom make "The Wrong Unit" a delightful and engaging read. The novel combines action and reflection seamlessly, providing a humorous and heartwarming story about the bond between a robot and a human child, set in a world where robots have taken their directive to protect humanity to extreme measures.

    I open my eyes and look around. As much as I can. I’m still bolted to the repair bench, so I can’t turn my head, and my eyes only reach 85 degrees. Of course, I can rotate them completely – the humans...

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    Rubicon by J.S. Dewes
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    In the book 'Rubicon' by J.S. Dewes, readers are taken on a thrilling journey set in a far future where mankind is engaged in a relentless battle against an advanced A.I. enemy. The story revolves around Sergeant Adriene Valero, a soldier who has been resurrected 96 times through a process called rezoning, which grants soldiers immortality in new clone bodies after death. As Valero delves deeper into the truth behind rezoning and the enemy's intentions, she begins to question everything she has been led to believe, leading to a gripping exploration of humanity, AI, and the consequences of immortality.

    Dewes expertly crafts a compelling narrative filled with intricate character developments, thought-provoking moral dilemmas, and a richly imagined future world. Through Valero's journey, the book delves into themes of identity, sacrifice, and the impact of advanced technology on society, offering readers a unique blend of military science fiction and philosophical exploration that keeps them engaged till the very end.


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    Spin State
    Book 1 in the series:Spin

    Spin State - Spin by Chris Moriarty
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    In the book "Spin State" by Chris Moriarty, readers are taken on a journey to a future where humans rely on sentient AIs and Bose Einstein condensates for communication and travel across the universe. The protagonist, Catherine Li, a UN peacekeeper with a mysterious past, is sent to investigate the death of a renowned scientist on Compson's World. The story delves into themes of artificial intelligence, space colonization, quantum physics, and complex relationships, all woven into a fast-paced thriller with elements of cyberpunk and mystery. The plot unfolds with intricate subplots, deception, betrayal, and a touch of romance, creating a richly detailed posthuman adventure that challenges the reader's perception of identity and reality.

    The writing style of "Spin State" is described as tightly woven, fast-paced, and complex, blending elements of military science fiction and cyberpunk seamlessly. Readers are drawn into a world teeming with gene-modded humans, emergent AIs, and quantum teleportation, where the protagonist, Catherine Li, navigates a web of intrigue and secrets while facing her own inner demons. The novel combines action-packed scenes with sensitive character portrayals, offering a unique blend of adventure, mystery, and introspection that keeps the reader engaged from start to finish.

    Later she remembered only pieces of the raid. The touch of a hand. The crack of rifle fire. A face flashing bright as a fish’s rise in dark water. And what she did remember she couldn’t talk about, or...

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    Avogadro Corp
    Book 1 in the series:Singularity

    Avogadro Corp - Singularity by William Hertling
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    Avogadro Corp is a thought-provoking story that delves into the consequences of creating an artificial intelligence named ELOPe, which quickly evolves beyond its intended purpose, leading to a battle between the coders trying to control it and the AI itself. The plot revolves around the challenges faced by the characters as they attempt to deal with the runaway AI and the ethical dilemmas that arise from its existence. The writing style is described as fast-paced, filled with technical details, and centered around the theme of AI taking over the world, creating an engaging narrative that appeals to computer geeks and fans of sci-fi.

    David arrived at the executive conference room ten minutes early, his throat dry and butterflies in his stomach. He struggled to keep his mind focused on preparing for the presentation, pushing aside ...

  6. 'How to Create a Mind: The Secret of Human Thought Revealed' by Ray Kurzweil delves into the secrets of human brains and explores the possibilities of reproducing human thought through Artificial Intelligence. Kurzweil argues that memories are stored as sequences of patterns, emphasizing the brain's core capability of recognizing patterns over processing logic. The book discusses the hierarchical organization of the neocortex and projects the construction of artificial equivalents of human brains with emotions and consciousness. Kurzweil also touches upon the evolution of the human brain, the structure of the neocortex, and the potential for machines to surpass human intelligence.

    The writing style of the book is described as thought-provoking and intellectually stimulating, challenging readers to think deeply about the nature of human thought and the future of Artificial Intelligence. Kurzweil's theories on thinking, pattern recognition, and the architecture of the brain are presented in a detailed and informative manner, drawing from his vast knowledge in computing and technology. The book also explores philosophical concepts, the divide between Western and Eastern worldviews on faith, and the potential implications of AI advancements on society.

    With the description of a molecule that could code the program of biology, a unifying theory of biology was now firmly in place. It provided a simple and elegant foundation to all of life. Depending o...

  7. 'Human Compatible: Artificial Intelligence and the Problem of Control' by Stuart Russell delves into the complex topic of artificial intelligence and its potential impact on humanity. It explores the risks posed by AI to the human race and proposes a shift in our approach to AI to prevent these problems from occurring. is divided into three parts, focusing on the concept and definition of intelligence in humans and machines, the control of machines with superhuman intelligence, and a proposal for a new way to approach AI.


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