Kiru M.S. presents
Artificial
Abundance — a book by Kiru M.S.
What Humans Do When Intelligence Is No Longer Ours Alone
"The future will not belong to the people who use AI the most. It will belong to the people who remain the most human while using it."
First Edition · 2026 · hover to flip
From the foreword
AI is not really the subject of this book.
Humans are.
Suresh Sambandam
Founder & CEO, Kissflow
Founding Partner, MudhalVC · Convenor, Dream Tamilnadu
The Epigraph
The technology that scares us most
eventually becomes invisible.
The greatest skill of the AI age is
deciding what deserves a human.
AI owns the process.
Humans own the purpose.
Keep the epigraph
A collector’s print in two editions.
The Premise
Eight territories of one human life — health, learning, money, work, government, love, truth, and security — each transformed as intelligence becomes as available as electricity.
Told through three generations of one family in Tamil Nadu: a father who feared the first computer in his office in 1995, and a daughter whose school notebook proves what no machine can feel.
Not a book about AI — a book about what rises in value when intelligence becomes free.
The Book in 20 Seconds
The machine arrives. We fear it will take everything.
Bonus Chapters
The Last Harvest · The Last Software
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AI & the Modern Enterprise
200 years of technology
Context · 1/23
What has technology been erasing?
- —Machines lifted what bodies couldn’t.
- —Anyone could reach anything.
- —Expertise on tap, for everyone.
First we freed the body. Then the reach. Now the mind.
The Eight Rooms of a Human Life
Every chapter is a room the machine has entered. Open a door to hear the lines spoken inside — share them, or keep all three as a card.
Ask the Book
Bring a question you are carrying. The book will point you to the rooms written for it.
Gold lines marked “From the book” are checked word-for-word against the manuscript. Everything else is the guide’s own interpretation.
What Deserves a Human?
Three moments. Three choices. See what you would keep.
1 of 3 · Health
Your mother's scan is back. The AI diagnosis is 99% accurate and arrives in seconds. Who tells her?
The Author
Kiru M.S.
Kiru grew up in Thiruvarur, in the Cauvery delta of Tamil Nadu — rich in ideas, far from the centers of power, privilege, and possibility. Then the internet arrived, and geography began to matter less than curiosity. He has spent his career building at the intersection of technology and human systems. This is his first book.