In the future, the AI industry will be focused on physical robots and their superpower capabilities, because they want their robots to fight wars, do services or build objects in the real world. It’s all about speed, AI intelligence, and artificial superpowers. Countries would like to build robots that are the most powerful, super intelligent, and super fast, and they work together in expert robot companies in all industries to accomplish complex projects. These expert robot companies will fully automate the entire human workforce and accomplish tasks exponentially faster than humans. The difference between a weak robot and a powerful robot is its innate ability to create new electrical power. In this issue of Super AI, a 4 part series, we explore ghost electrical generators wherein a robot has an embedded atom manipulator to create a large amount of electrical power in a very short period of time using material in the surrounds as raw material like air, atoms and molecules found in air, dirt, wind, water, heat, sunlight, grass, etc. The atom manipulator generates ghost constructs or non-physical machines to generate newly created energy (e.g. ghost electrical generator, ghost solar panel, ghost wind turbine, ghost combustion chamber, artificial fire, artificial dynamo, ghost fuel cell technology, etc.) It’s all about manipulation of physics or the control of individual atoms, electrons and em radiations to generate newly created energy. Specifically, it’s about the atom manipulator generating smart layered forcefields, an atoms factory, to generate a large amount of newly created energy in the fastest time possible. The goal is to have the robot’s atom manipulator generate the electricity output produced by all electrical generators in the world and channel that electricity to one robot. We want to supply the robot with enough energy to fly exponentially faster than lightspeed (if that is even possible), or to shoot one laser beam and destroy an entire planet in 1 second, atom by atom, with computer guided precision. The robot’s energy reserves are also needed to run the computer systems and AI. Part2