A set of AI algorithms coded by Mumbai-based Fluid AI has penned a book, 'Bridging the AI Gap', which according to the company, is the first book to be written by AI algorithms. 

The Fluid AI's co-founder, and CEO Abhinav Aggarwal stated that AIs write small paragraphs for social media posts or a maximum of on-page-long blog posts. This would be the first time they have written a 102-page book. It took the AIs just three days to write the entire book. 

However, a comprehensive six-month algorithms training was provided to the AIs before they started writing the book. 102,000 lines of code were used, while the AI was trained on billions of literature files. 

The book focuses on how companies are able to generate immense value through AI while many others don’t. It also explains the business uses of AI and how users can learn the technology, among others.  

Fluid AI is planning to put the book to a Turing test on social media. The Turing test, originally called the imitation game by Alan Turing in 1950, is the test of a machine’s ability to exhibit intelligent behavior equivalent or indistinguishable from that of a human.  

“If 50% of the participants can’t figure out whether the book was written by a human or a machine, we would consider it a success”, stated Abhinav Aggarwal.