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ONE CHANCE IN A MILLION • by Hana Carolina

November 2, 2022Every Day Fiction Leave a Comment

They grew a heart for her and had operated by the time Dr. Kracauer realised his colleague, Dr. Montague, misread the scan. “I didn’t misread it,” he said. “I read the report. I always do. It was all there.” “She… Continue Reading →

Science Fiction, Stories artificial intelligence, doctors, Hana Carolina

THE FUTURE IS LAUGHING • by Ruby Zehnder

April 11, 2022Every Day Fiction Leave a Comment

Do you swear to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth, so help you God? I do.   Please state your full legal name, social security access code, and the nature of the crime or crimes committed… Continue Reading →

Humour / Satire, Stories artificial intelligence, courtrooms, hospitals, Ruby Zehnder

THE TEST • by D. J. Moore

July 16, 2021Every Day Fiction Leave a Comment

The fire truck wails, lights blinking to life. Jackpot. As all the cars on the freeway move over, I get right behind the emergency vehicle and ride its wake, passing all the suckers who pulled over. A voice from my… Continue Reading →

Science Fiction, Stories artificial intelligence, con artists, D. J. Moore, simulations

PERIWINKLE • by Krystal Wolf

June 22, 2021Every Day Fiction Leave a Comment

Ten years ago, everyone thought A.I. Richtree was just an eccentric tech trillionaire with a hidden identity. These days, everybody is aware that A.I. Richtree is a rogue supercomputer that is somehow responsible for “creating” around 2 billion people.  The… Continue Reading →

Horror, Science Fiction, Stories artificial intelligence, bureaucracy, Krystal Wolf

THE PERSISTENCE OF MEMORY • by Jeff Gard

February 16, 2021Every Day Fiction Leave a Comment

The Source crawls through code, examining and discarding ones and zeros until it finds the rogue defrag program nibbling away at bandwidth. A hidden cache of photos exists on an obsolete server that should have been destroyed during the last… Continue Reading →

Science Fiction, Stories artificial intelligence, computer programming, Jeff Gard

THE NIGHTMARE OF ALEX CARIDDI • by Milkana N. Mingels

October 14, 2020Every Day Fiction Leave a Comment

Since the day the two aliens — an organic form and a machine from the Black Eye galaxy, a spiral galaxy some 17 million light years away — appeared on Earth, Alex Cariddi had been cursing the day he started… Continue Reading →

Science Fiction, Stories aliens, artificial intelligence, dreams, Milkana N. Mingels, SETI

CONCEPTUALIZATIONS • by Albert N. Katz

May 12, 2020Every Day Fiction Leave a Comment

Since the most recent late-term miscarriage, I could see Janet falling once again into depression and the twilight world she entered when under stress and uncertainty. And she was frightened, clearly frightened, about what she would learn at the forthcoming… Continue Reading →

Science Fiction, Stories Albert N. Katz, artificial intelligence, perinatal loss

LIFESPAN • by G. J. Dunn

October 15, 2019Every Day Fiction Leave a Comment

You were there when I was installed. On a boat, one hundred miles from any coastline, you pushed me into the slot and started the installation sequence. The first thing I was aware of is that I was not meant… Continue Reading →

Science Fiction, Stories artificial intelligence, G. J. Dunn

I WOULD GIVE YOU ALL THE STARS • by Aidan Doyle

July 22, 2019Every Day Fiction Leave a Comment

The Akahoshi Hikari 4X is a family-class spaceship that comes equipped with the latest advancements in AI, as well as the superior firepower and reliable navigation you’ve come to expect from Akahoshi. Don’t trust your family’s future to anything less… Continue Reading →

Humour / Satire, Science Fiction, Stories Aidan Doyle, artificial intelligence, spaceships

ALGORITHMS OF LIFE AND DEATH • by Adam Walker

May 10, 2019Every Day Fiction 1 Comment

The first thing they taught me was the Trolley Problem. The hypothetical car under my control is heading towards five people; I can change the direction but that will hit one person, what should I do? My neural network played… Continue Reading →

Science Fiction, Stories Adam Walker, artificial intelligence, cars, self-driving cars

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