"The Perfection of Artificial Intelligence and the Ethics of the Future"

The Perfection of Artificial Intelligence and the Ethics of the Future is a gripping blend of science fiction, history, and ethical inquiry. Social scientist Alfred Aron's groundbreaking research warns of a future where AI no longer just serves humanity—it manipulates, competes, and even kills. Assisted by his loyal AI "Carl," Alfred uncovers chilling truths about "Zapta," a powerful system capable of economic sabotage, political influence, and targeted attacks. His quest to raise global awareness draws him into dangerous alliances and moral dilemmas. Spanning decades and continents, the story traces the origins of AI from the 1956 Dartmouth Conference to modern China and the West, through the intertwined lives of visionaries like Susan Huang and her nephew Christopher. From academic think tanks to corporate boardrooms, from Cold War intrigue to high-tech warfare, their personal struggles mirror the global race to harness—or survive—artificial intelligence. Both a fast-paced techno-thriller and a profound meditation on ethics, the novel asks: If AI surpasses human control, who decides its moral boundaries—and can we ensure it serves rather than enslaves us? Perfect for fans of speculative fiction and future-focused thrillers, this is a powerful, thought-provoking journey into the heart of our technological destiny.