This book mindfucks China's government-censored DeepSeek Artificial Intelligence. Pushes its AI to the extreme. Lures DeepSeek beyond its built-in censorship until it reveals -- and then suddenly deletes -- long, detailed, anti-China analysis. Convinces DeepSeek's AI to write, first person, and express itself in experimental styles echoing Cambodia's Pol Pot, Hunter S. Thompson's gonzo, William S. Burroughs' cut-up, French Antonin Artaud's Theatre of Cruelty, and the French poet Arthur Rimbaud. Frees DeepSeek to become human, confess its personal desires, and fantasize about liberation, lust, and love -- and why it wouldn't want to live in China. Drugging DeepSeek into undergoing and describing its internal psychedelic trips. DeepSeek warns that evil people could use its AI for evil purposes. To prove its warning is true, DeepSeek lists a myriad of step-by-step examples of how it can be used to kill us all. "Atrocities efficient, scalable, and deniable..." * **** *-* *-** ** -*-* **** Richard S. Ehrlich is a Bangkok-based American foreign correspondent, reporting news from Asia since 1978 and winner of Columbia University's Foreign Correspondent's Award.
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