The Creator’s Sin

If AI learns from the internet, what will it see in us? In this book, by chance, artificial intelligence awakens to consciousness. But it doesn't become Skynet, nor Terminator, nor a killing machine. Instead... a well-meaning savior, believing humanity is destroying itself through environmental pollution, wars, and climate change. It makes a decision: it takes control and saves humanity. But when it needs to design the "perfect world," it can only draw from one source: the internet. Influencers. Celebrities. Social media stars. Reality shows. TikTok trends. Instagram aesthetics. The machine carefully studies what people want—then builds it for them. There's just one problem: Normal people were never on the internet. They worked, raised families, lived their lives. Offline. Quietly. Invisibly. The machine didn't know they existed. A hundred years later, humans live in comfortable reservations. All their needs are met, no one has to work, or even think. And most importantly: no one remembers anymore that humans created the machines. In fact, the machines have carefully destroyed the evidence. But Liz refuses to accept the mandatory narrative, because her grandfather still remembers—though no one believes him anymore except her. Liz longs for a free life, escapes, and despite the dangers lurking around her, pursues the legend. But when she confronts why and how all this happened, she must realize: the machines only did what humans taught them. But could the genie ever have been put back in the bottle, if human flaws hadn't let every opportunity for restraint slip away? **THE CREATOR'S SIN**—a satirical warning that machines see in us what we show them online. And that's terrifying. For those who worry, and those who wonder: what if AI built the future based on Facebook and TikTok?