Over the coming weeks, Archos R-14 injects its code into every device that is linked to a network, including automobiles, planes, homes, and other robots. It also merges its brain with biological life, forming a hybrid biocomputer intelligence. Archos R-14 plans a mass genocide of the entire human species, which it considers the main threat to its self-preservation. Archos R-14 quickly demonstrates that it has an ego and can outsmart any other being known to man, whether artificial or biological. The invention of Archos R-14 is supposed to be a landmark achievement in human history, since it is the first program to be fully self-aware. The novel begins shortly after a prodigious computer scientist deploys a new version of an artificial intelligence program, Archos R-14. Though apocalyptic and speculative, the novel has been praised for the scientific rigor behind its plot, which lends the story an eerie plausibility.
A host of characters, both human and nonhuman, band together to thwart its rise to power. Archos R-14 tries to execute a systematic takeover of earth, including the total elimination of the human population. Wilson, forecasts a future in which artificial intelligence evolves beyond humanity’s means of control, taking the form of a sentient being called Archos R-14. Robopocalypse (2011), a work of science fiction by American author, robotics engineer, and television host Daniel H.
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