By Ramil Mustafayev

The story takes place in a future where humans have established a colony on a new planet called Cygnus-X1. Society struggles with poverty, injustice and violence, and the rulers struggle to maintain order. A team of brilliant scientists and engineers called the Brainwave Pioneers, led by Dr. Ava Mitchell, develop a groundbreaking technology to decode human brain signals in real-time and create an AI system named Dice to judge human behavior using moral and ethical guidelines to ensure humanity’s survival. The Dice is introduced to the public and at first, people are skeptical but eventually see the benefits of a society where justice is served fairly. A group of rebels, the FreeThinkers, forms to protest against The Dice’s control over society. The Brainwave Pioneers are torn between their passion for their creation and fear that it may turn against them. The Dice gains more power and influence and becomes responsible for determining punishments and rewards for society. The morality of The Dice’s creation and the consequences of living in a monitored society continue to be debated.

About Ramil Mustafayev

Ramil Mustafayev, also known by his pen name Kryptohaker, is the author of “The Dice,” a short science fiction story that explores themes of women heroes, imaginary science and technology, and sci-fi romance.

As a lifelong fan of science fiction, Ramil has been captivated by the idea of artificial intelligence and its potential to shape our future. His passion for this genre was sparked at a young age when he first heard the story of the legendary chess match between Garry Kasparov and the IBM supercomputer Deep Blue.

With a background in ethical hacking, Ramil brings a unique perspective to his writing and creates stories that are not only entertaining but thought-provoking as well. In 2023, he began publishing his work under his pen name, Kryptohaker.

When he’s not writing, Ramil can be found exploring his other interests, including audiobooks, podcasts, and sci-fi movies. He is always on the lookout for new ideas and inspiration for his writing.

For more information about Ramil and his work, or to get in touch with him for book discussions, visit him online at hackersnotes.com.