Genesis John Corvera Martinez

DREAMS IN MONOCHROME A.C. Evans WSI 158922255 Dreams in Monochrome describes what happens in a world maintained by high technology but devoid of sense of humanity. The story elaborates how robots have a potential to overcome their human inventors. The city in the story is dominated by robots and artificial intelligence (AI), and a metaverse. The metaverse is to sophisticated that in an immersive view, it can surpass the real world of their characters. However, the mateverse has a noticeable vulnerability in which the participating avatars can get stuck in its seemingly infinite space. As the story implies, robots can act like people, but they can be restored to being just another piece of hardware. The main characters, Erika and Theo, explore a demoralized global city and then stage a revolution to restore a sense of humanity. Dreams in Monochrome conveys the message that humanity should moderate its reliance on technology. Application to this universe A technology system should serve

THE VISION Biswajit Patnaik WSI 181493861 Each chapter has a common development process: Abhay, Vipul, police inspector Madhav, and his deputy John work together to resolve serious crimes. However, whenever they conduct an investigation, paranormal forces afflict Abhay and show him how the crime happens. This is because the criminals perform obstruction of justice and witness tampering, which involve sophisticated destruction or suppression of crucial evidence, to give the impression that the crimes never happened. When the police is about to reach a conclusion, the same respective paranormal forces take revenge on the perpetrators, almost always killing them. This implies that vengeance prevails whenever there is a sharp difficulty delivering justice in case of serious crimes. Applying a broader and deeper look, the paranormal forces are actually desperate calls for justice. The case of the missing wife (part 2.2) speaks of defects, actions or circumstances that have grave negative c