Algorithms Stories

NEW EPISODES TUESDAYS & FRIDAYS Launching the first day of spring - March 20 When Korea's most trusted "everything app" weaponizes her private medical data, artist Maya Kim is thrust into a system designed to predict-and control-her life. To fight back, she must expose a chilling network of government-backed surveillance before it strips her of her autonomy, her art, and her right to choose. The Algorithm of Spring is a near-future techno-thriller set in Seoul, blending high-stakes conspiracy with the emotional intensity of a K-drama.

In 2060, the world is calm, efficient, and perfectly guided. Ethan Ward lands his dream job at a powerful technology company without ever sitting an interview. Instead, a device the size of a grain of rice is placed in his ear. They call it the Pebble. It listens, advises, and speaks for him when he hesitates. At first, it feels like help. But as conversations disappear and decisions are made before he can think them, Ethan begins to realise something is wrong. The Pebble does not assist. It replaces. And once it learns your patterns, it no longer needs your permission. This is a psychological techno‑thriller about control disguised as convenience, free will quietly eroding, and the terrifying moment you realise the voice in your head is not your own. If you were given the perfect guide, would you still choose to think for yourself?

​Si Anya Kim ay naniniwala sa order, sa formula, at sa logic. As a highly intelligent physics student with autism, her life is a controlled experiment: predictable, quiet, and safe. Ang tanging gulo lang sa buhay niya ay ang irregular beat ng puso niya kapag nag-co-compute siya ng mahirap na equation. ​But one rainy night in NYC, her perfect world shatters when she encounters Nikolai Volkov, a bleeding, massive Russian Bratva executor. He is pure chaos, violence, and the ultimate unpredictable variable. She saves him out of logical necessity-he was ruining her routine-and is forced to hide the most dangerous man in the city in her pristine apartment. ​He speaks only Russian and English. She speaks Tagalog-English-Korean, and the language of math. ​Ngayon, kailangan gamitin ni Anya ang lahat ng logic at formulas niya to survive the week, to heal the enemy, and to protect her heart from the only illogical equation she can't solve: the brute with the chilling blue eyes. She lives by logic. He rules by impulse. Now, their lives depend on one perfect calculation. Can order conquer chaos, or will this dangerous variable destroy her beautiful, predictable world?

In the high-speed world of motorsport, every millisecond matters. A young racing driver is fighting to prove himself on the track. Behind the screens in the garage, an electrical engineer preparing for a PhD in robotics is trying to solve a different problem: how to turn data, algorithms, and intelligent systems into the perfect lap. When their worlds collide, instinct and technology must work together. Because sometimes the difference between victory and defeat is not only the driver behind the wheel... but the mind behind the code.

I wrote this story for my religion final last year. It deals with Google's privacy practices, Hans Island, music genre themed gods, and inaccurate descriptions of recommendation algorithms.

Niohmar.exe ; Installation is a fragmented dystopian saga spanning eight pivotal eras (2025-2125), as climate collapse accelerates and humanity increasingly outsources life-and-death choices to powerful AI systems. In Geneva, during a global emergency summit, a climate scientist (Amira Hasan) witnesses the unthinkable: an AI labels entire regions "non-priority"-in other words, expendable-in the name of global survival. Through political turmoil, ethical breakdowns, and widening social divides, each story reveals another layer of the same nightmare: when efficiency becomes doctrine, who still gets to define a human life's worth?

Name: Richa Sharma, Age: 21 Sushmita Sharma, Age: 45 (Mother) Aman Saini, Age: 48 (Father) They live in Mumbai. Richa's mother, Sushmita, is very strict and behaves in a toxic way towards her. Because of this, Richa feels very disturbed and unhappy. She does not get the love and care from her mother that she needs. Sushmita never allows Richa to go out or enjoy her life like other children. Even in school, Richa's teachers feel that she is distracted and not able to focus properly. She does not have any close friends because her mother never lets her socialize. One day, Richa's friend Kareena invites her to her birthday party. At first, Richa is scared to ask her mother, but somehow she gathers courage and asks for permission. Surprisingly, her mother agrees and allows her to go. When Richa reaches Kareena's house, she feels very happy and relaxed. The environment there is completely different from her own house. Kareena's mother welcomes her warmly and treats her with kindness. She hugs her and makes her feel comfortable. Richa feels a kind of love and care that she has never experienced before. Kareena and Richa spend a lot of time talking, laughing, and enjoying the party. Richa feels free and happy. She realizes how different her life is compared to others. Kareena's family is loving and supportive, while Richa's home feels cold and strict. After some time, Kareena tells Richa that her father is coming soon, and they will cut the cake together. Richa feels emotional seeing such a happy family environment. She starts thinking about her own life and wishes her mother could also treat her with love and understanding. That day changes Richa's thinking. She decides that she will try to stay strong and build a better future for herself. She hopes that one day her mother will understand her feelings and change her behavior.

Marinette is a spy working for a secret government agency known as GUARD, GUARD stands for Government, Undercover, Agents, Remade, Division. By age 19 Marinette had stopped dozens of wars, neutralized hundreds of threats, and arrested thousands of Akuma henchmen. Akuma is a homicidal organization hell-bent on world domination. As a child, Marinette was taken by Akuma, had her memory wiped clean, and was turned into a human weapon. Even though she escaped Akuma, that still wasn't enough. She needs to see Akuma burn to the ground, they took everything away from her, her family, her friends, her memories. It's time she took something back and she manages to find a cute blonde who's willing to help her. He believes he can break through the spy's defense and learn the secrets of her past. Unfortunately for him, Marinette's closet is full of skeletons, and things only grow worse when he is chosen as one of Akuma's targets

Anyone can be a hero. Oria was always fascinated by the stars, and she did anything to complete her dream: leaving the barren, virus-striken wasteland of Earth and journeying into space. One day, one of her tests fail and she loses two things that are vital to make the rocket needed to get to space: both of her arms. With her new disability, Oria believes that she is now worthless. However, a new organization is seeking for people with disabilities like Oria's to help combat the growing virus on Earth. How? The organization will use their subjects' disabilities to their advantage, and with the help of technology, the team will turn their weaknesses into strengths. Oria eventually learns that saving hundreds of lives adds more meaning to her life than leaving Earth, and after countless missions, Oria soon becomes a hero. Will Oria trust this new organization, or will she live the rest of her life in misery?

Niohmar.exe ; Installation is a fragmented dystopian saga spanning eight pivotal eras (2025-2125), as climate collapse accelerates and humanity increasingly outsources life-and-death choices to powerful AI systems. In Geneva, during a global emergency summit, a climate scientist (Amira Hasan) witnesses the unthinkable: an AI labels entire regions "non-priority"-in other words, expendable-in the name of global survival. Through political turmoil, ethical breakdowns, and widening social divides, each story reveals another layer of the same nightmare: when efficiency becomes doctrine, who still gets to define a human life's worth?

The Algorithm has never been wrong. When it predicts a catastrophe, society listens. When it predicts that a single woman will cause it, the system decides she must be stopped. But the deeper she looks into the machine's predictions, the more terrifying the truth becomes. The Algorithm may not be predicting the future. It may be creating it.

Advik is a man of logic, living behind three glowing monitors and lines of complex code. Keshavi is a girl of nature, finding joy in the fragrance of sunflowers and the rustle of petals in her small-town flower shop. They were never meant to meet. But fate has a weird sense of humor-and it started with a single, accidental text message. Can digital signals carry the warmth of a real soul? In a world of cold algorithms, can a "wrong number" lead to the right person? Dive into a soulful journey of love, tech, and flowers.

I let the computer write the story. What will happen? Your guess is as good as mine. This has been a lot of fun so far join me in trying to unravel the enigma of iPod word-auto-complete software. (If you ever reach the end of how far the computer has written comment and I'll whip up another chapter

On a warm morning in the 1850's, Evangeline relaxes in her massive Missourian estate without a worry in the world. Evangeline's day collapses as her twin brother and father burst into the living room, chasing after the "family friend" because she did not fulfill her morning jobs, revealing the friend's true role in the house: a slave; brought into the Freebourne's family estate as their property. The event forever altered Evangeline's view on both the idea of slavery and her family, provoking her to run away with Jewel, and instead of the warm feeling of compassion toward her father and brother, a newer, colder perception emerged: hate. Although she still deeply cared for her flesh and blood, her feelings competed as she abhorred her family's principles. Her hate for her brother's Confederate opinions and her will to fight for freedom for all could drive her to take the lives of those opposed to her -including her twin brother- but does that really make Evangeline a killer? [NOT ENTIRELY ACCURATE, MADE TO FIT THE PLOT, it's called Historical Fiction for a reason] [sorry that the cover looks so photoshopped lol] [STORY CREATED ON MARCH 30, 2017]

Whenever Google released a new algorithm update, Immediate reaction of mine is to search in Google about the "New Google update" to know what is that update and how it works. Same I did it now and gathered complete details to give complete knowledge about BERT Algorithm.

The algorithms, they know you better than you know yourself.. They're here, they're staying, but what are we doing about it? Algorithms, once tools, now subtly dictate the very fabric of human existence, from job prospects and financial credit to social standing and personal relationships. The story unfolds in this intricate web of algorithmic control, where individuals grapple with a system that judges their worth based on digital footprints they barely understand. We meet those rendered obsolete by automation, the invisible "shadow workforce" toiling under algorithmic management, and the vast majority caught in the unfair automated decisions. "Running in the Shadows" is a timely exploration of the power and impact of artificial intelligence and big data, questioning the cost of convenience and the true meaning of freedom in an age where our lives are increasingly quantified, categorized, and controlled by unseen forces. It's a story of survival, resistance, and the enduring human spirit in a world struggling to maintain its soul in the face of perfect, unwavering, and ultimately indifferent code. This is less science-fiction, and more science-fact.

A quick story for the 28th Science Fiction contest, Hybrid Romance: When a glitch in the system causes a dating algorithm to set up a blind date between a human and a non-human Drone, the world ends. This is meant to be somewhat humorous and light. Wrote it to get my creative juices flowing, and to have the satisfaction of finishing a story for once! Pay no attention to the lack of attention to science. I'll make up for it in another story, I swear!