#moralcode

Since time eternal, a few random letters strung together to formulate words and sentences and phrases and expressions have had the power to sway the minds of the most ardently averse and the most obstinately opposed.

Possessing the power to so quickly turn the mind of man that once housed brilliant intelligence to one whose sanity is ground down to become the lingering, useless dust of misunderstanding and misconception.

Therefore, whilst forewarned is forearmed, it takes more than just knowledge to be able to see with the eye of a seasoned arbitrator and not a weathered follower, flitting about with no solid grasp on identity nor any compass guiding to the perfection of a moral code.

Thus indicating, that while a man may have absorbed degrees of expertise, practical and personal experience, the scales of justice will always weigh in favour of the deserving; those who talk the truth and then continue steadily in its far reaching shadow.

Moral Code Science Fiction Thriller by Lois Melbourne & Ross Melbourne Narrated by Veronica Pace

Engineer develops moral-based AI with risky consequences as ethics, technology collide in hopeful sci-fi debut

Keira’s entire reputation is built upon the development of ethical computing. Her AI, Elly, is the testbed and best example using her Moral Operating System. Her absolute dedication to improving children’s lives could now put all she’s worked for at risk. If she fails, her top two priorities yield dangerous consequences. Her new boss’s nanites must be restrained through an upgrade to her MoralOS. Eavesdropping with that same SmartDust, her anger rages at the abusers she hears. They must be stopped. Keira thought she and Elly, with her ethical framework, could keep everything under control. Against conventional wisdom, it’s not the moral decision making of AIs that’s the problem. It’s the people.

If you are a young woman struggling to find your moral identity, this blog is for you!