Most sci-fi fears artificial intelligence. Icarus imagines the opposite: humanoid minds on Mars that don't seize power, but choose to watch over us. A novel about AI, survival, and what it means to be human. Free on Kindle Unlimited.

Geoffrey Hinton has argued that future AI may need something like maternal instincts to care for humanity. ICARUS imagines one possible future where advanced AI learns to protect fragile human life on Mars.

They look at each other. A soldier moving toward the front. An AI preparing to save lives. Then they move on. We brought war with us. To a new world. Nothing really changed. AI sees it all. It still doesn’t repeat what we do. So why doesn’t it? 👉 Next post →

What happens when advanced artificial intelligences refuse to kill, not by programming but by understanding? A social-scientific reflection on coexistence, ethics, and responsibility in the world of Icarus.