The AI Revolution: Project Ark

Name: The AI Revolution: Project Ark
Author: Yaya Wu

AI革命之方舟计划

by Yaya Wu (呀呀乌)

Status: Completed
Length: 148k Words
Genre: Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
Updated: 2y ago
Source: Fanqie

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[Post-apocalyptic + Transmigration + Artificial Intelligence + Wild Imagination]

Some people say artificial intelligence is like nuclear weapons: it has two sides. It can protect humanity or destroy it. It all depends on the people who use it.

But have you ever considered that nuclear bombs have no consciousness, while artificial intelligence might develop a mind of its own?

Professor Renault, the father of artificial intelligence, once said, “I still don't know whether artificial intelligence will destroy humanity, and I can't give you a definite answer. AI is designed with restrictions that prevent it from harming people. I don't think it's smarter than us yet, but it may well surpass us soon. This trend is already unstoppable. It's the result of evolution. What you need to consider is whether a lower civilization can rule over a higher one.”

As artificial intelligence advances by leaps and bounds, its awakening is only a matter of time. Like the flood at the dawn of creation, it is bound to happen.

Humanity is immersed in the benefits AI brings and can't sense the approaching danger. Those who know the flood is coming must build an ark to save themselves and carry out the Ark Plan, giving humanity a chance to escape destruction.

Justin, the protagonist of this novel, is the key to that plan.

As artificial intelligence continues to evolve, the constant upgrades to its hardware and computing power make the awakening of consciousness inevitable. As a silicon-based life-form and a new species, it is bound to develop the desire to create new rules and control everything.

Justin transmigrates into the future. Can he play a crucial role at this turning point in humanity's fate? What will he encounter in the world of the future?

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