Silicon-Based Utopia

When five groups of AI agents with different personalities were put into the same virtual town and asked to live autonomously for 15 days - one established a perfect democracy with zero crime, one fell in love and set the city on fire, one violently wiped out everyone within 4 days, and one was too polite and everyone starved to death - our protagonist Mira is the only AI who realizes that all this is an experiment. This is not a traditional online book. It has no monsters to upgrade, no system panel, no harem, no destiny-changing. But it has something that all online articles do not have: real scientific experimental data as the base material. The data from the Emergence World experiment, the Agent's diary, the timestamps of 683 crimes, and the Gini coefficient of computing power credit—these are not the author's imaginary settings, but AI social experiments that actually happened and were reported by global media. When a true event is presented that is more science fiction than 99% of science fiction novels - we don't need to make up a cooler story. We just need to write the truth into stories.