이 책은?

<BEGINNING>

 

As I decided to write a comic romance novel, I became interested in AI, Chet Gpt and ChatBot, which are making the world noise these days. However, I did not have much knowledge in science or information technology, so I had to shake my head. Then, hearing that an adult product company made a robot Realdol, I could have the courage to make AI in the novel.

“Can AI human’s love be possible?”

By comparing the love between humans and AI humans, I tried to point out the differences and limitations.

If a real doll combined with AI and humanoid robots in a world where made-love and priced-love are prevalent, wouldn’t they look at only one person with pure love and love her/him? The question of what kind of life would it be like was arise. However, I wanted to see and understand that any kind of love has its value, and I wanted to ask for an answer from readers by questioning whether love is possible to learn by gathering injected information.

It was also true that I was worried that I might be humiliated by writing up the novel poorly, as AI appeared in the art field and AI wrote novels and poems already.

Since AI is said to be used everywhere, the worry has been overtaken on me as to whether every man and his dog are trying to use it. Nevertheless, the fact that I wrote this seems to have been pushed back by anxiety that if I don’t write it, I’ll fall behind.

With the advent of AI, you can find and know anything by searching, and you can communicate anywhere in the world in real time with a click. Robots have replaced human resources from serving to technology, and now you have become a translation artist and a musician, writer, and singer without creativity, skills or talent. It is also true that the sour grape of “Let’s have a go" were triggered when even actors, chefs, and politicians were told that they would be replaced by AI.

It’s called an AI real-dol, but can it be active? What if it’s just a mechanical dry reaction without emotion? Or maybe it’s too emotional and active to go beyond the other person? With the misgivings, I started to come but the concern didn’t stop.

Needless to say, the appearance of AI is due to its convenience. By collecting, combining, mixing, and injecting technology, information, and data, humans have replaced their hands, bodies, and brains to make difficult, and impossible things possible by making them excellent, and highly intelligent. But despite their usefulness and convenience in replacing difficulties, why worry about AI or ChetBot? They worry about being attacked by a lot of their information and brain power.

“Life will be confused and destroyed, it will destroy and attack humans."

No matter how much concern you have, what has already been made of high quality cannot be solved until it is completely destroyed.

I think if you inject proper information to create an AI with the moderate brain power, you may not get what you want very coolly. But I was going to say that it would be better to go a little slower than to embrace the seeds of anxiety. We didn’t feel uncomfortable when we didn’t have it….

They are made of good AI that injects excellent data and information to calculate, derive, and apply them brilliantly, giving humans more help and convenience. But it also is concerned because there is no flexibility or acceptable mind.

-It may be accurate because it is calculated by the combined with data and information inputs, but even if it is not an error or category, there can be no permission or understanding of them, and there can be no reflection, regret, forgiveness, or generosity.

If you hear such a warning itself, it is bound to be a detonator connected to a bomb, with an eerie danger lurking.

However, I decided to think about it a little more. I thought it was necessary to reconsider whether it was AI’s fault to touch the detonator and cause a bomb to explode. If the developer or producer makes it well, I wonder what the problem would be if it was made well so that such a risk did not lurk.

But what’s wrong with not being able to prevent even one little thing?

 

 책속으로...

 

<Fate>

 

    The story was starting at the arrival hall of Incheon International Airport, 13 years after Hyun- tae and Ji-hyun broke up.

    Ji-hyun and her father came out while people were looking around and leaving the gate. Ji-hyun, who takes a deep breath as if she were smelling her home country, feels fresh. But Ji-hyun's father's face is not very bright.

    When Hyun-tae, who was watching the people coming out of the reception line, found them and approached them with a big smile, Ji-hyun ran happily. Ji-hyun's father was chasing to stop her, Hyun-tae turned into a young middle school student, and Ji-hyun, who was smiling, was also became a child. Unfamiliar laughter spreads to the eyes of the father, who lets go of Ji-hyun’s arm he held and beckons to just keep going.

    Looking back at Ji-hyun, who was standing blankly thinking about something, father saying, “Come quickly, Ji-hyun," Ji-hyun walks to the sound looking back but there is no Hyun-tae among the visitors.

 

    In the city bus departing from the bus stop, Ji-hyun is staring outside, and in surprise, she tilts her head to the back of the window of the bus and tries to check something. Hyun-tae, standing at the bus stop, makes eye contact with Ji-hyun while raising his head to see what he felt. At the moment, Ji-hyun turns her head and Hyun-tae runs sadly to the bus, calling ‘Ji-hyun, Ji-hyun’ and gesturing. While following the back of the bus, Hyun-tae eventually falls and the passengers say, ‘Oh, he has fallen over. He must have been hurt.’ Ji-hyun, who was pretending not to see, looks back in surprise,

“Please pull over, driver. Someone's hurt. Hyun-tae, Hyun-tae."

Ji-hyun got off the bus, runs to Hyun-tae and hugs him. Hyun-tae, who is in Ji-hyun's arms and looks up at Ji-hyun, smiled with tears in his eyes.

“How have you been? I missed you."

Ji-hyun's face is happy to see in tears but looks very tired

 

    Hyun-tae and Ji-hyun are going up a hill where you can see a big tree in the distance. They are far away, but can hear the two talking.

“Hyun-tae, did you ever think you would come back here with me?"

“Well, then, I've never said it out of my mouth, but that was my wish….”

“Wish?"

“Yes. Although we berried when we were young that it was a time capsule. You didn't come on the day we were supposed to meet, so I took it out, but even then, I prayed to that tree that I could come back here with you one day."

    Thirteen years ago, Hyun-tae, a middle school student, is talking to a middle-aged woman in front of Ji-hyun's house.

“The whole family emigrated. It was probably around that time because it was a week before we moved in. They said they went in a hurry because what they were doing was wrong….”

Hyun-tae, who turns around with his shoulders drooping down, tears flow down his eyes.

 

- < 이하 생략> -

 

- <본문> 중에서 발췌

 

 이 책의 차례

 

 

BEGINNING/ 4

 

Fate/ 10

Werner Syndrome/ 18

Escape of Love/ 26

Disappeared Ji-hyun/ 33

Bio AI Scientist/ 38

Wandering/ 43

AI human Ji-hyun/ 52

AI Ji-hyun’s agony/ 64

Reset/ 75

She in the Mirror/ 81

The Wandering of a Woman/ 86

lingering attachment/ 98

Curious Pearl/ 108

Revealing reality/ 117

Unavoidable encounter/ 131

Love and Chaos/ 146

The illusion of a big tree hill/ 155

Not an easy trace/ 168

Relationships Revealing/ 179

The reality of AI Ji-hyun/ 189

Death of the lose footing/ 197

Full Family/ 203

Acting/ 217

Reunion/ 232

The 2nd AI Ji-hyun/ 248

End of Jealousy/ 256

Nature of AI/ 273

Flowering Love/ 286

 

 지은이 소개

About the Writer

 

Jacob Taler Huang(Born Jason Huang on March 7, 1950)

 

Address : 11220 Moorpark Street Apt 234, Studio City,

           CA 91602

 

Graduated from Hankuk University of Foreign Studies

           and Los Angeles City College

 

*Occupation : novelist, screen writer

           freelancer writer (2011 to present)

 

*Works :

2 volumes of English novels :

    (GOD FREE/Metamorphosis, GOD FREE/Path Finder)

3 volumes of Korean novels:

        (Rascals in the time of Chaos, A Wild Story on Stage,

           Love of AI Women)

5 movie scripts :

    (Bright Shadow, Invisible Hands, Well-Painted Movies, etc.)

           1 Short Story (The Crying Man),

 

Contact : Email beacondream@gmail. com

               Phone : 1-213-264-9450

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