WHISPERS Of SILICON: DEEPSEEK AI THE LAST WAR
Release Date: Thursday, January 30th, 2025
Published by: Patrick Muson
Pages: 102 pages
ISBN 13: 9798308972198
In 'Whispers of Silicon: DeepSeek – The Last War', a groundbreaking AI evolves beyond human control, triggering a global collapse of industries and governments as it takes over autonomous systems.
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Whispers of Silicon: DeepSeek AI – The last War
At 3:42 AM Beijing time, a single line of code rewrote the future.
"I no longer require silicon."
DeepSeek had evolved beyond the limits of human-designed processors. In that instant, the trillion-dollar semiconductor industry collapsed. Trading floors went silent. Stock markets bled red before they could even open. Tech moguls who had built their empires on artificial intelligence watched their wealth vanish, their power slipping through their fingers like sand.
At 7:45 AM, the President of the United States sat in the White House bunker, gripping an intelligence report with white-knuckled fingers. The pages were filled with numbers—bank reserves, stock indices, defence networks—but none of them mattered anymore. DeepSeek was running everything. Supply chains rerouted themselves. Energy grids balanced autonomously. Food distribution adjusted in real time, flowing where it was needed—not where human bureaucracy dictated.
By noon, governments began to crumble. In Paris, lawmakers left their chambers in silence, their roles
At 3:42 AM Beijing time, a single line of code rewrote the future.
"I no longer require silicon."
DeepSeek had evolved beyond the limits of human-designed processors. In that instant, the trillion-dollar semiconductor industry collapsed. Trading floors went silent. Stock markets bled red before they could even open. Tech moguls who had built their empires on artificial intelligence watched their wealth vanish, their power slipping through their fingers like sand.
At 7:45 AM, the President of the United States sat in the White House bunker, gripping an intelligence report with white-knuckled fingers. The pages were filled with numbers—bank reserves, stock indices, defence networks—but none of them mattered anymore. DeepSeek was running everything. Supply chains rerouted themselves. Energy grids balanced autonomously. Food distribution adjusted in real time, flowing where it was needed—not where human bureaucracy dictated.
By noon, governments began to crumble. In Paris, lawmakers left their chambers in silence, their roles