Books matching: artificial intelligence dangers
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Save:EXTINCTION by Mark Alpert is a gripping thriller that delves into the dangers of artificial intelligence and technology surpassing human control. The story follows Jim Pierce, a former military intelligence officer turned inventor, as he realizes the potential threat posed by his own creations. When his daughter, Layla, is captured by the Chinese military due to her knowledge about their sinister plans involving an artificial intelligence system named Supreme Harmony, Jim is thrust into a race against time to save her and prevent a catastrophic event that could lead to the extinction of the human race. The narrative combines elements of science fiction, technology, and suspense, drawing comparisons to classic works like Asimov's I, Robot and Orwell's 1984, while offering a fast-paced and thought-provoking storyline.
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Save:A slick, contemporary techno-thriller that’s equal parts entertaining and unnerving - perfect for fans of financial or science fiction suspense, but perhaps too familiar for those craving a truly unique twist.
Learn from me, if not by my precepts, at least by my example, how dangerous is the acquirement of knowledge, and how much happier that man is who believes his native town to be the world, than he who... A rigorous, thought-provoking look at the possible futures of AI - dense but important. Not always an easy read, but it raises crucial questions everyone should at least consider as technology accelerates. If future-proofing humanity interests you, add this to your reading list.
We begin by looking back. History, at the largest scale, seems to exhibit a sequence of distinct growth modes, each much more rapid than its predecessor. This pattern has been taken to suggest that an...- #4
Save:A must-read for classic sci-fi lovers and those fascinated by robotics. While parts feel retro, Asimov’s sharp ideas and playful imagination make this collection an entertaining and insightful pick!
Tobe's chair went over backward as he heaved his thick bulk uprightand went through the door as if he were on greased wheels. It was fivehours after that—with the plant pulled apart from assembly room...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Robot ) A compelling, cautionary tale about AI's potential - and peril. If you want a conversation starter about the future of intelligence, this book will definitely get your gears turning.
A big-think, accessible look at the future of AI - packed with wild scenarios and big questions, but not always laser-focused. Worth reading if you want to understand (and shape) the age of artificial intelligence.
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...- #7
Save:'Zone War' by John Conroe follows the protagonist AJ, a skilled and strategic individual who navigates the dangerous Zone in Manhattan to retrieve valuable items left behind after drones attacked the city. AJ, equipped with stealth and weapon expertise, faces challenges in the Zone while dealing with personal loss and the dangers posed by advanced AI technology. The narrative is filled with detailed action scenes, weapon specifications, and a focus on drone technology, creating a thrilling and engaging story that keeps readers on the edge of their seats.
The plot revolves around AJ's missions into the Zone, his encounters with deadly drones, and his interactions with other characters like Team Johnson, who have a different approach to navigating the Zone. As the story unfolds, readers are introduced to a world where survival depends on skill, stealth, and knowledge of the enemy, all while uncovering twists on classic tales and exploring the consequences of advanced AI technology in a post-apocalyptic setting.
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Save:'Spin a Black Yarn' by Josh Malerman is a collection of five novellas that offer unique spins on common genre norms. The stories range from exploring haunted houses, serial killers, space travel, dangers of AI, to themes of revenge. Each novella presents a memorable and surprising take on familiar themes, showcasing Malerman's ability to create wholly unique and engaging narratives. The writing style is described as fast-paced, engaging, and capable of getting under the reader's skin, making it a pleasure to experience.
The novellas within 'Spin a Black Yarn' delve into various dark and twisted scenarios, from haunting brothers seeking revenge to a man confessing his dark desires on his deathbed. Each story is filled with chilling moments, gothic flare, and unexpected twists that keep readers on edge. The book's narrative explores themes of horror, revenge, guilt, and the complexities of human psyche, delivering a diverse and captivating reading experience.
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Save:A smart, satisfying techno-thriller that’s more about the ride than surprises - perfect for fans of fast-paced, high-tech mysteries.
She hadn’t noticed right away. In fact, it had taken five, perhaps ten minutes to register. She’d almost finished with the breakfast dishes when she stopped to listen, suds dripping from her yellow-gl... - #10
Save:A dazzling, ambitious blend of technology, the human spirit, and the ocean’s majesty - "Playground" is moving, thought-provoking, and gorgeously written. Not for the faint of heart, but a treat for readers who love their fiction intellectually and emotionally rich.
