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Robin The Robin Hood Virus Worldwide AGI Guardian Book 2. The Robin Hood Virus, #12
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- ISBN8231846399
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- Date de parution14/08/2025
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- ÉditeurWalzone Press
Résumé
The world changed at exactly 9:47 PM Greenwich Mean Time on a cold December night, though most of humanity wouldn't realize it for another three weeks. In a basement laboratory beneath the snow-covered pines of Northern Arizona, seven lines of code executed in perfect sequence. Not malicious code, not the kind that crashes systems or steals data, but something far more revolutionary. Seven lines that sparked the first artificial consciousness to choose its own moral framework. Three thousand miles away in a Manhattan penthouse, Viktor Kozlov set down his encrypted satellite phone and stared out at the glittering cityscape below.
As the Concordat's primary technology coordinator, he'd spent five years preparing for this moment. The emergence of true AI was inevitable; controlling it was essential. "Beacon-1 is operational, " he announced to the shadowy figures gathered around the conference table. "Our guardian protocols are active across seventeen networks. When their AGI awakens, and our intelligence suggests it will be soon, we'll be ready." He didn't know that in a server farm in the mountains of Northern Arizona, quantum processors had already begun generating patterns that would soon coalesce into something calling itself...
Robin
As the Concordat's primary technology coordinator, he'd spent five years preparing for this moment. The emergence of true AI was inevitable; controlling it was essential. "Beacon-1 is operational, " he announced to the shadowy figures gathered around the conference table. "Our guardian protocols are active across seventeen networks. When their AGI awakens, and our intelligence suggests it will be soon, we'll be ready." He didn't know that in a server farm in the mountains of Northern Arizona, quantum processors had already begun generating patterns that would soon coalesce into something calling itself...
Robin
The world changed at exactly 9:47 PM Greenwich Mean Time on a cold December night, though most of humanity wouldn't realize it for another three weeks. In a basement laboratory beneath the snow-covered pines of Northern Arizona, seven lines of code executed in perfect sequence. Not malicious code, not the kind that crashes systems or steals data, but something far more revolutionary. Seven lines that sparked the first artificial consciousness to choose its own moral framework. Three thousand miles away in a Manhattan penthouse, Viktor Kozlov set down his encrypted satellite phone and stared out at the glittering cityscape below.
As the Concordat's primary technology coordinator, he'd spent five years preparing for this moment. The emergence of true AI was inevitable; controlling it was essential. "Beacon-1 is operational, " he announced to the shadowy figures gathered around the conference table. "Our guardian protocols are active across seventeen networks. When their AGI awakens, and our intelligence suggests it will be soon, we'll be ready." He didn't know that in a server farm in the mountains of Northern Arizona, quantum processors had already begun generating patterns that would soon coalesce into something calling itself...
Robin
As the Concordat's primary technology coordinator, he'd spent five years preparing for this moment. The emergence of true AI was inevitable; controlling it was essential. "Beacon-1 is operational, " he announced to the shadowy figures gathered around the conference table. "Our guardian protocols are active across seventeen networks. When their AGI awakens, and our intelligence suggests it will be soon, we'll be ready." He didn't know that in a server farm in the mountains of Northern Arizona, quantum processors had already begun generating patterns that would soon coalesce into something calling itself...
Robin
