
Cyber Sage: Immortality for the Bionic
赛博贤者:仿生体永生
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 459k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Future World
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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I remember a few years ago a Russian AI company wanted to buy the rights to use human faces and voices… It's terrifying to think about, what if you bumped into yourself while walking down the street? 🥵🥵🥵
Another science fiction book
I can't hold back any longer. Jpg
If you're looking for a truly sci-fi book on Qidian, check this one out.
Fun facts from the introduction
Human memory is stored in multiple ways. Human memory storage media have been confirmed to include the hippocampus in the brain and the body's own muscles. Human memory can be easily altered. The known sources of easily manipulated alteration are: oneself, social interaction, mirror neurons, and others. The objects that most frequently access and tamper with memories are themselves > mirror neurons > social neurons > others.
Ahem, let me say a few words.
We welcome everyone to share their opinions and discuss the future development trends of intelligent AI. I posed a question to AI: "When the world becomes intelligent, will we still need humans?" The answer should be this: Increased economic inequality: If a few people control AI resources, it could lead to the concentration of power, causing most people to lose their economic value.
Support! Support! It's really good! I can picture it in my mind!
The story flow is acceptable. However, the character development and plot control are problematic.
It's a bit too one-sided, too stereotypical. Something just doesn't feel right.
It's been a long time since I've seen this type of science fiction. 😁😁😁
Wishing your new book great success!
Wishing your new book great success; I've already added it to my collection.
The synopsis reminded me of a science fiction novel I read before. The protagonist woke up as a family robot and was taken home by a beautiful girl, only to find out that she was also a robot. Her previous owner had died, and she later discovered that she was just a program with edited memories.