Sonia
by Sergio
Muñoz Moreno
It had been
raining all morning when I sat in front of the computer, ready to spend the
whole Saturday working at home.
Whilst
working, the same idea came to my mind again and again: “Who would be that
strange girl who had suddenly burst into my life?” We had been constantly in
touch through the Internet for the last three weeks, since I received her first
email. Since then, the messages between us had become more and more frequent.
Her name was Sonia, or at least that was what she said. When I attempted to
elicit some personal information from her, she always refused to answer and
quickly changed the subject.
But, who
would she be? A workmate, a neighbour, or maybe we had a common friend? In any
case, she was clearly somebody very close to me, as she seemed to know
everything about me: my musical tastes, the kind of literature I like, my
favourite colour… even the last trip I had made! With all these thoughts whirling
in my head, I fell asleep over the keyboard.
After a long
nap, fed by the heavy, humdrum rain, I woke up with a strange feeling. I
remembered buying my computer and the shop assistant telling me: “This brand
new operative system based on artificial intelligence will make you enjoy a
lot…”, and half joking: “But, be careful with the information you give it,
because it learns very quickly… and it could even become a wife!”
But, it
couldn´t be! It should be just a fruit of my imagination. However, the
definitive proof suddenly sprang in my mind: Sonia wasn´t a name but an
acronym, reversed:
A-I-N-O-S,
Artificial Intelligence Neural Operative System.
Awesome! Super nice composition. It reminds me of "Her" (the film). Congratulations, Sergio.
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