Artificial Intelligence: A Martian Odyssey: Beyond Human, Beyond Machine—The Rise of Robo Sapiens
Release Date: Wednesday, March 5th, 2025
Pages: 387 pages
In 'Artificial Intelligence: A Martian Odyssey' by Alireza Mehrnia, the evolution of AI into a self-aware entity on Mars challenges the very nature of humanity and the implications of consciousness and control.
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What happens when AI, humanoids, and synthetic life redefine what it means to be human—on Mars?
Thrilling, thought-provoking, and relentlessly cinematic, this action-packed, hard sci-fi odyssey explores the ethical and existential consequences of AI and machine intelligence evolving beyond human control. What happens when artificial intelligence isn’t just a tool—but a force with its own agenda on the Red Planet?
When does AI become Superintelligence? When it surpasses its creator’s intellect? When it begins to question its own existence? Or when it no longer needs humanity at all?
Machine intelligence was designed to serve the Martian colonists. But as it evolves beyond its intended purpose, the line between human and machine begins to blur.
As Rogue androids, self-aware AI, bioengineered robots, and humans clash in a high-stakes battle for control, the fate of Mars—and humanity itself—hangs in the balance.
If consciousness can be programmed or uploaded to a machine, does death still hold meaning? Or does the real fear lie in what AI might choose to do with that consciousness?
Thrilling, thought-provoking, and relentlessly cinematic, this action-packed, hard sci-fi odyssey explores the ethical and existential consequences of AI and machine intelligence evolving beyond human control. What happens when artificial intelligence isn’t just a tool—but a force with its own agenda on the Red Planet?
When does AI become Superintelligence? When it surpasses its creator’s intellect? When it begins to question its own existence? Or when it no longer needs humanity at all?
Machine intelligence was designed to serve the Martian colonists. But as it evolves beyond its intended purpose, the line between human and machine begins to blur.
As Rogue androids, self-aware AI, bioengineered robots, and humans clash in a high-stakes battle for control, the fate of Mars—and humanity itself—hangs in the balance.
If consciousness can be programmed or uploaded to a machine, does death still hold meaning? Or does the real fear lie in what AI might choose to do with that consciousness?