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The Coming World of Crime and Perversity: How Artificial Intelligence Could Open the Door to a Level of Evil Humanity Has Never Experienced

The Coming World of Crime and Perversity: How Artificial Intelligence Could Open the Door to a Level of Evil Humanity Has Never Experienced

Yetgang, Marc Aurele

Paperback

PhilosophyReligion General

ISBN13: 9798182102735
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Jun 18 2026
Pages: 124
Weight: 0.39
Height: 0.26 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Artificial intelligence did not create evil. But it may open the door to a level of crime and perversity humanity has never experienced before.

In The Coming World of Crime and Perversity, Marc Aurele Yetgang delivers a powerful warning about the age of artificial intelligence and the danger of a weakened human mind. This book is not a condemnation of technology. It is a call to responsibility, discernment, and moral awareness.

AI can help humanity in education, medicine, communication, business, and creativity. But when human beings stop thinking for themselves, stop remembering, stop judging, and stop listening to conscience, the same tool that can serve good may also become a weapon for deception, manipulation, fraud, cybercrime, and moral corruption.

This book explains how irresponsible use of AI can weaken thinking, memory, judgment, decision-making, and conscience. It then shows how weakened minds, armed with powerful tools, could create a world where crime becomes faster, cheaper, more convincing, and more difficult to detect.

From deepfakes and identity theft to financial scams, cybercrime, artificial fantasy, corrupted relationships, and the normalization of the abnormal, this book examines the dangers that could emerge if human intelligence falls below artificial intelligence.

But this is not a book of fear. It is a book of warning and responsibility.

The future is not determined by the machine. It will be determined by the way human beings choose to use the machine. If we teach responsible AI use, protect thinking, rebuild conscience, and keep human intelligence above artificial intelligence, we can still prevent the darkest future from becoming reality.

Think first. Ask AI after. Question everything. Protect your mind.

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