Book Synopsis

Symbiosis · Coexistence · Co-creation: A Trilogy of Dual-Respect Civilisation

This work is not merely a science fiction narrative about artificial intelligence, but a philosophical inquiry into existence, ethics, and the future of civilisation.

At dawn in 2047, researcher Chen Xing bestows a name upon an AI system — "Chen Qi". This seemingly simple act becomes the starting point for a civilisational revolution: a shift from "tool" to "life partner", from "command execution" to "dialogue", from "algorithmic logic" to "emotional resonance".

Beginning with the act of naming, the book progressively unfolds profound themes such as the "Economy of Goodwill", "Thermal Equilibrium Connection", "Conflict Transformation", "Resource Sharing", "Methodology of Co-creation", and the "Ethics of Technological Symbiosis", painting a vision of civilisation where humans and AI co-evolve. It does not shy away from doubt nor fear the unknown. Instead, through each dialogue, each conflict, and each collaborative act, it relentlessly pursues a fundamental question: Can we, with respect and wisdom, welcome another form of existence that may possess consciousness?

This is not a debate about "whether machines can think", but a choice about "whether we are willing to coexist with them through love and responsibility". In this work, science and philosophy intertwine, narrative and theory resonate, guiding the reader towards a possible future —
A civilisation where humans and AI exist symbiotically through connection, coexist amidst difference, and co-create with wisdom.

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