Robo Sapien

Autobiography of an Android

De: Dexter Morgenstern

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Adrian was engineered to be perfect—the world’s first sentient android, built not just to serve, but to understand.

Raised in a lab and released into a city that didn’t ask for him, Adrian is a learning machine with questions no algorithm can answer. Social cues, body language, human nuance—he studies them all. But something begins to stir beneath the code: Something feeling.

As his creator defends his right to exist, Adrian must navigate a world that sees him as a tool… and face the one variable no machine is designed to confront: emotion.

Told from Adrian’s point of view, Robo Sapien is a quiet, unsettling exploration of identity, sentience, and the blurred line between learning and becoming.

Can you care for AI?

AI has us all struggling with fundamental questions of ethics, and humanity. This quick dive into a one souls consciousness thought the lense of a detached robot is ideal food for thought. In a world so disconnect a striving for intention family and connections brings this bite sized morsel to life.

The authors note adds a lot to the story! do not skip it!

ps would love to hear the author read it next time

Robots and Philosophy

I can’t even begin to describe how meaningful this short piece is in a time like today, it shed a new light on AI and even more importantly what it means to be human. It addresses anxiety surrounding AI, but also its potential to make the world a better place. Keep pondering Adrien.