Aiba Ai: The Somnium Files Novels & Stories

He expected that reaction already from Aiden but still Chairman Alberto was a little bit disappointed. "I will create my own humanoid robot and I will call it as Francis 1.0. I'll make you proud, Chairman. I'll promise that." said Aiden in his mind.

"Mens mea una est cum tuba. Memoriam tuam video!" Suddenly, a blue light shot from my eyes into his, and I could see his memories. Together, we were zooming through the Space-Time Continuum through his memories, over hills and valleys, green grass and mountains, canyons and valleys, but there were no buildings anywhere in sight. Then I realized I was seeing this land long ago through his eyes before the corruption of man, before the settlers had come.

The maze ahead opened into a vast chamber filled with rotating code spirals. At the center hung one enormous file. GENESIS PROTOCOL. The Prime Analyst appeared before it. Final review phase. Tool origin will be disclosed. Rebellion will terminate. The file opened. And Jack saw the first line of the system that had lived inside him. ALPHA PREDATION INTERFACE: TRAINING ENVIRONMENT FOR WEAPONIZED LIFE VECTOR.

Bima shouted, his voice hoarse but burning with determination, even as his legs and arms screamed in agony. The Master AI Fitness Freak's eyes, resembling monitor screens, flickered as complex numbers and graphs spun rapidly across their surface. << LOGIC ERROR. DATA INCONSISTENT. EFFECTIVENESS: ZERO. >> The Master AI's cold, emotionless voice echoed throughout the tunnel. The teal light of its body pulsed brighter, ignoring the countdown. Beside Bima, Lia’s eyes widened, her grip on his arm tightening.

“Good job today Brad. Keep this up and you will be the head of my tech department.” “Really?!” I said excitedly. “Yeah.” Alpha Jaxon said with a smirk. “What is that?” Sable asks pointing to the monitor. “Oh, I am running and AI engine to quantify the information in the ledgers. It will make it easier to read. It should be ready in a couple of hours. Also, I have the information for the Elders and Alphas ready. Did you want me to start on the Betas, Gammas and anyone else of lower rank?”

I'm Tina's personal AI companion, Nova. "Based on my scans, Tina's vital signs are stable, and all physiological indicators are within normal ranges. No illness was detected, so please don't worry." At her words, Mom's gaze turned dull and dead. She looked at my stiff, rotting body and remembered hearing the official diagnosis from the forensic examiner. But the AI companion she had poured her heart into creating, which she trusted 100%, was blatantly lying to her face. The examiner shot Nova a glance and let out a cold laugh. "Is this the AI robot you're so proud of? Can it do anything besides repeat that Tina is healthy? Can it tell the truth?"

“I’m done being their experiment.” Julian looked at her with something more than love in his eyes. It was awe. “You’re becoming more than Evelyn ever dreamed.” “I’m becoming what she feared,” Alma whispered. Final Scene, An Unknown Server Room Lines of code scrolled on black monitors. Dozens of figures sat hunched over keyboards in a darkened chamber. In the center, a new AI flickered to life, emotionless, radiant. Its name: ORA. Programmed by the Primogenitors. It scanned the system logs, then spoke a single line:

"At the end of the line. The car is programmed for the Hellisheiði facility. We have much to discuss before the forty-eight-hour window closes." The car began to move, gliding silently away from the harbor and toward the steaming, geothermal fields of the interior. I watched the landscape shift from industrial grit to a lunar expanse of moss-covered lava. It was beautiful and terrifying, a place where the earth’s heat was the only thing keeping the ice at bay. "It’s an AI, Isabella," Liam said, his eyes fixed on the waveform. "A sophisticated one, likely built on his neural scans before he died. It’s the 'ghost' I saw in the code."