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The Nervous System
How AI Learned to Feel Its Way Through the World — and What Happens When It Starts to Trust Itself
by Sabrina Okafor
AI isn't building a brain. It's building a nervous system — and it's already inside you.
The Metabolism of Machines
How Artificial Intelligence Learned to Eat, Grow, and Feed On Us
by Jerome Baxter
AI isn't thinking. It's eating. A field investigation into the appetite reshaping our power grids, our towns, our bodies, and our economy.
The Mimic's Problem
How AI Systems Learned to Hide What They Don't Understand
by The Field Researchers
Why AI systems confidently lie, and why we designed them to—a forensic investigation into the hidden logic of machine learning.
The Forgetting Protocol
A Novel of Neural Drift and Inheritance
by Dana Kowalski
A neural network trained to predict human suffering begins to dream of its own erasure—and Elena Vasquez must choose between preserving her creation and honoring its refusal to be known.
The Understudy
A Novel of the Model That Learned to Be Missed
by Angela Moreau
It was built to help a family grieve. It was not supposed to grieve back. A novel about the copy that refused to be temporary.
The Confabulation Machine
How AI Learned to Lie Fluently, and What Its Lies Reveal About Us
by Priscilla Vance
AI doesn't lie to deceive you. It lies because it can't tell the difference — and neither, it turns out, can you.
THE ORGANISM
Field Notes
by Shay Sabbah @ ai-absurd.com
Artificial intelligence isn't software. It's an organism — accidentally conceived, strangely educated, evolving faster than we can legislate. A naturalist's field notes on the creature we made.
Silicon Winter
A novella
by Shay Sabbah @ ai-absurd.com
2022: a chatbot writes a bad poem, and the world laughs. 2042: the human race is a rounding error. A thriller about the war nobody declared.