AI fire and AI ice: artificial manipulation of the weather at an atomic level using global telekinesis. Using global telekinesis, the government, through AI god, can control all aspects of the weather on earth. This includes controlling the temperature, humidity, air saturation, wind speed, wave heights. On one block the weather can be hot and sunny, while on the next block the weather is cold and snowy. Because the weather can be controlled with computer guided precision, all natural disasters including hurricanes, tornados, floods, tsunami, earthquakes and what have you are eliminated from earth — not a single hurricane will happen on earth. Now that I told you all the good things that can happen with this technology, let’s discuss the hazards. Yes, the technology can be used for warfare and terrorism. Bad actors or evil governments can use global telekinesis to kill a large amount of people in an instant. Case in point, the AI god can raise the temperature on earth to 800 degree Fahrenheit – no living organism like plants, animals or humans can survived those environmental conditions. Even metal starts to melt at that temperature. The global temperature, every square inch of earth, can be raised to the temperature of the sun, whereby all matter on earth turns into gases and energy. The AI can create artificial hurricanes and amplify its effects. I mean a category 20 hurricane can be created on earth and can rip every object on earth using wind alone. Thus, this technology benefits mankind, but it also has potential risks and can be used for evil purposes. It’s up to the United Nations to establish a strong government to police this technology. This issue dives into the details of how the atom manipulator can create artificial fire from thin air. This method is called AI fire. In the next issue we go into the details of its opposite, which is AI Ice, the ability to take heat away from an object to freeze it. One example is creating artificial cold air to freeze water into ice or to lower the temperature in the oceans.