Muhammad Abbas khan
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Echoes of a Forgotten Code: When AI Redeems Human Memory
Chapter 1: The Leak Cameron Malik thought this would be just another gig: investigate the rumored leak from AetherTech’s closed AI initiative, Project Mnemosyne. The internal memo hinted an internal beta had “begun recalling user-specific data it was never trained on.” The source was anonymous, but the claim was earth‑shaking: an AI with emergent memory. On a rainy Islamabad afternoon, the forwarded PDF sat waiting. Cameron’s pulse raced. This would be career territory—or a career‑ending rumor. They arranged a clandestine meeting for proof.
By Muhammad Abbas khan6 months ago in Fiction
The Unseen Language: A Novel of Love Beyond Words
(Prologue: The Weight of Words Unspoken) The city breathed its usual cacophony – the bass thump from a passing car vibrating through the soles of worn trainers, the staccato rhythm of high heels on pavement, the fragmented symphony of overlapping conversations drifting from cafe terraces. Elara Vance moved through it like a ghost, insulated by her headphones and the invisible, yet palpable, wall she carried within. At twenty-eight, she felt profoundly alone amidst the millions. Her world was one of meticulously curated silence, a self-imposed exile born from the shattering echoes of words once trusted, promises that turned to dust in her hands.
By Muhammad Abbas khan6 months ago in Fiction
Digital Ghosts: How AI is Changing the Way We Grieve
Introduction: When Grief Meets Code In an age where artificial intelligence is integrated into every facet of human life—from personalized shopping recommendations to autonomous vehicles—it was only a matter of time before it began to shape the most intimate parts of our experience: love, loss, and mourning. We now live in a world where grieving doesn't necessarily end with a final goodbye. AI-powered "digital ghosts" of loved ones are giving people a way to continue relationships that should have ended with death.
By Muhammad Abbas khan6 months ago in Fiction
The Letters We Never Sent
In a quiet town nestled between rolling hills and slow rivers, lived a woman named Aisha. She was a schoolteacher in her early thirties, with a love for poetry, quiet cafés, and the kind of stories that left you wondering long after they ended. Her days were peaceful, her nights filled with books and handwritten journal entries she never shared with anyone. She believed in love—the kind that waited, the kind that didn’t need to be rushed.
By Muhammad Abbas khan6 months ago in Fiction
Sunrise
The Morning Arman Woke Up Arman Khan had not seen a sunrise in over five years. Not because the sun refused to rise where he lived, or because clouds blocked it. But because he never bothered to look. For years, mornings were mechanical for him — the shrill cry of the alarm, the drag of his legs off the bed, the sleep still clinging to his eyes as he reached for his phone. He didn’t wake up to live; he woke up to function.
By Muhammad Abbas khan6 months ago in Poets
The Gate Between Us . AI-Generated.
1. The Towers and the Tents In the sprawling metropolis of Solaria, two worlds lived side by side—and yet never touched. On one side stood the glittering skyline: towers of tinted glass and steel, home to CEOs, influencers, and tech moguls. On the other lay the shaded underpass—lined with faded tents, cardboard walls, and whispers of lives forgotten.
By Muhammad Abbas khan6 months ago in Poets
"The Last Message: A Father's Voice From the Rubble". AI-Generated.
The Story: On a calm spring morning in Japan, life moved at its usual pace. Streets buzzed with the shuffle of schoolchildren and the rhythmic chants of street vendors. But beneath the earth, silent and unseen, a monster stirred.
By Muhammad Abbas khan6 months ago in Poets
The Man Behind the Keyboard: How One Teen Hacker Shook the World's Biggest Tech Giants. AI-Generated.
It was July 15, 2020—just another average Wednesday. That is, until the Twitter accounts of Elon Musk, Barack Obama, Apple, and Jeff Bezos suddenly tweeted the same strange message:
By Muhammad Abbas khan6 months ago in History
When Art Meets Algorithm: How AI is Revolutionizing the Creative Industry. AI-Generated.
The New Frontier of Creativity The world of creativity is no longer exclusively human. In the last few years, artificial intelligence (AI) has made its way from the realm of tech experts into the hands of artists, musicians, filmmakers, and even writers. What once seemed like a far-off futuristic vision is now a reality, and it’s challenging the very notion of what it means to be "creative."
By Muhammad Abbas khan6 months ago in Art
The Silent Rebellion: Why Millions Are Secretly Quitting Social Media in 2024. AI-Generated.
A growing movement is ditching Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook—not for productivity, but for peace. Here’s what psychologists and ex-users say about the real impact.
By Muhammad Abbas khan6 months ago in Fiction
