Fiction and Non-Fiction
The Bachelors of Egypt is a contemporary novel set in Egypt 2011, a narrative of a few bachelors’ lives in Modern Egypt, their hopes, fears, interactions and how they fit within the “Boxes” of the Egyptian society. Introducing a mix of love, fun, career progress, casual dating, vacation trips in a timeline of blood, anarchy, tyranny, economic instability, and consequent clashes post the Egyptian r
Enlightened Populism: Reflections on the News Cycle of a Pandemic: Pandemics, global warming and other existential threats to humanity invite questions on the currently dominant sociopolitical constructs and the fundamental flaws within established systems, which may help us reevaluate the means by which human beings and the planet’s resources are grouped and classified from nation states to local
My Interview with ChatGPT: I asked ChatGPT to ask me a question on one of my writings, it came up with a smart question, so I kept asking for more and it kept providing profound questions… by the end of the interview, we switched places; I started asking questions about its current status and its future as an AI tool, and I passed back some of the questions it asked me and it provided intellectual
Global Justice is a fictional global movement integrated into today’s real-world politics, challenges and events. The movement created a political party in the United Kingdom and has candidates running for elections to become MPs. The movement and the party have the short-term goal of abolishing the monarchy in the United Kingdom and the long-term goal of uniting the whole planet under a single go
Philosophical Debates with AI... As the title suggests, the book includes philosophical debates with AI tools; the chosen tools are ChatGPT, Google Gemini, Meta AI, Perplexity AI and Duck AI.
In the book they are all treated as philosophical partners, the same main prompts are given to each of them and follow-up prompts, whether comments, questions or counter arguments are provided to each separately to build distinct conversations based on their initial responses.
The book involves discussions on Enlightened Populism, Radical Globalism, Corporate Corruption, Global Justice, Moral Universality, Activism, the role of AI in future societies, the practicality of establishing a single world government with equal rights for all citizens and critiques of The Bachelors of Egypt novel’s philosophical premise and “My Interview with ChatGPT” book.
Just like “My Interview with ChatGPT”, this book aims at documenting a moment in technological history; precisely where cutting edge publicly available AI tools stand today. Unlike “My Interview with ChatGPT”, this book embraces a dialogue format instead of just questions and answers.
Readers can follow the logic behind prompts and answers to evaluate whether these AI tools are worthy of being treated as philosophical partners at the time being, while allowing the book to challenge their established beliefs and provide an alternative image of a future based on global solidarity.
