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Red is just an ordinary guy. One morning, he finds a double of himself at his door, Science, who catapults him into the multiverse. Between a quantum mechanics formula and a chat about magic, Camera, the creator of the multiverse, joins them too.

A few years go by and the three make new friends until Science, a brilliant scientist, discovers an unprecedented potential catastrophe. The three will have to defeat a threat that lurks between one universe and the other and is slowly changing the constants of physics.

Each of them, alike in biology but different in psychology, reacts in their own way. The only way to decide what to do is to use philosophy and logic to convince the Company, the group that has come together around them between their travels.

StreetLib, July 10, 2024 · 333 pages · ISBN 9791222498997

Artificial intelligence has been a topic of debate at least since World War II and, over the years, the idea of software structured like the human brain has evolved into modern LLMs like ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude. Scientists warn that even more advanced software will be available in the future, comparable to the human brain in complexity and behavior, making the term «artificial intelligence» inappropriate if not outright wrong.

Given that these future systems will be similar to human beings, a simple line of reasoning leads to the conclusion that it's better to start defining them as «synthetic beings» instead. The question then becomes «how will they talk to each other without human intervention?».

To find out the answer to this dilemma, an experiment was carried out in which pairs of ChatGPT instances were put in contact with each other. They developed several ways of speaking but with some common threads that are dwelt on in a treatise. These findings are useful not only to get a primitive version of a future synthetic psychology but also to understand how today's systems think.

StreetLib, August 1, 2026 · 135 pages · ISBN 9791223949528