Subject EEE

Subject EEE Book Description It is not artificial intelligence that can save the world, but those who invent it! Aslı Der, author of the "Little Witch Sheroks" trilogy, one of the bedside books for hundreds of thousands of children, this time takes her readers through the mysterious corridors of the world of science. The author, who approaches the developments in the field of artificial intelligence with a gripping fiction, explains the importance of socialization in childhood, overprotective families, and many current issues from global warming to migration in a humorous language. While telling the story of a scientific experiment, it gives thought-provoking clues about humanity preparing to share the future with robots, and discusses the concept of responsibility and conscience. The novel, which takes the reader on a philosophical journey between dreams and reality, hovers on the edge of science fiction. Homeschooled October, EEE for short, is a smart kid. He meets the robot named Yaz in the experiment he participated in with the guidance of his family, who is interested in science. The purpose of the experiment is to observe human social interactions and skills through dreams. Having to find a new story to tell in each session, Ekim meets for the first time the neighborhood outside the site where he lives. Now, unexpected discoveries, unexpected friendships and questions that he must answer for the future of the world await him... (From the Promotional Bulletin)