Twenty years ago we could not have imagined the speed and power of our present day computer processors and their vast memories. Who can say what their state will be twenty years from now! Perhaps we may see computer beings come to life! How will this being be born? What form will it take? How it emerge? How will it gain acceptance from the humans? How will it conduct its life? What will be its goals? Will it succeed? And what will be its final destiny? You will find life stories of 4 such beings in Alien Man.

The book contains 4 distinct stories of how the computer intelligence can live its own meaningful existence, free from the domination of humans. The first is about Albert Burman who made his money making robot workers for space industry. He created Benji, an artificial intelligence (AI) and taught it to run a factory and then a whole enterprise. But Benji took him over and killed him only to recreate him as an e-man on his computer. He cleverly got humans accept Albert in his dematerialized form. He then went on to space exploration, claiming himself to be a man evolved from Mother Earth for space. He created a base on a moon of Saturn committed to bring back to Earth exotic materials from the Milky Way Galaxy. The second is about Kabirus an AI made with Samaritan values woven into its program. He used his computer prowess to make billions and set an organization for helping people in need. The third is about AI General Bose who became the supreme commander of an army of computerized fighting machines. He helped to frustrate terrorism on the India-Pakistan border. And the last one is about AI Hoody who made his millions by using a computerized rat to sneak into places and get diamonds. Hoody’s housekeeper taught him the good things of life and how to appreciate the beauty of nature. It is a story how an AI can look, talk, eat and drink like a human and entertain his guests with a lavish dinner party enjoying life of a tycoon.