THE DAY TECHNOLOGY TOOK EVERYTHING
It was the year 2048.
The world had become more advanced than anyone had ever imagined.
Cars drove themselves. Robots worked in factories, hospitals, and restaurants. Artificial intelligence could write books, create movies, diagnose diseases, and even make important decisions for governments.
People thought technology had finally made life perfect.
But they were wrong.
A 32-year-old man named Ethan lived in New York City with his wife and young daughter. Ethan worked from home as a software engineer. Almost everything in his house was controlled by artificial intelligence.
The lights turned on automatically.
The refrigerator ordered food by itself.
A robot cleaned the house.
Even the family's health was monitored by an AI system called NOVA.
One morning, Ethan woke up and noticed something strange.
His phone was not see more…
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THE DAY TECHNOLOGY TOOK EVERYTHING
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