AI Infliction: The Rise of Synthetic Intelligence

The modern age, driven by Artificial Intelligence (AI), has brought with it conveniences that we never thought were possible—and some shifts that we never expected.

It changed the future of jobs.

Human intelligence became accessible, cheaper, and endlessly scalable, losing its value. It feels like the human identity in AI is lost.

The AI wave is real, and it’s not going to pass, but stay—for better or for worse? That’s for the people to decide.

AI Inflict by Maximillion Smart delivers a brilliant, unsettling exploration of the modern world’s quiet revolution. It sheds light on the fact that AI didn’t just take jobs but also redefined what it means to work, belong, and matter altogether.

The book brings to light several gripping real-world case studies and hauntingly human stories, unveiling how the collapse of traditional employment did not make a noise. Slowly and steadily, machines started thinking, writing, designing, and deciding faster than we could. From the creative copywriter turned AI editor to the lawyer replaced by code, AI Inflict charts the invisible erosion of meaning in a world where human expertise has become optional.

But this is not just a story of loss.

Smart talks about the rise of a new era where value comes not from titles or degrees, but from clarity, adaptability, and human depth.

Whether you’re a professional facing automation, a leader navigating technological disruption, or a thinker questioning the future of identity, AI Inflict will challenge your assumptions and redefine how you see intelligence itself.