John Tañedo
When Machines Take Our Words
EVERYONE SAYS AI IS EITHER GOING TO REPLACE YOU OR KILL YOU.
FIRST, IT WILL EXPOSE YOU.
Code can predict tokens and interpolate pixels near the speed of light, but it possesses zero biological mass, zero moral consequence, and zero skin in the game.
Your feed is trapped between two panics: Silicon Valley hype that says bots will make you rich, and influencers who say software will end civilization in five years. Both rely on the same mistake — treating computation as a disembodied deity detached from physical reality.
For four decades, software forced us to bend our thoughts into rigid syntax. Now AI speaks plain human language, removing our favorite technical excuse and turning every screen into an unsparing mirror.
This book is that mirror.…