AI: The Invisible Revolution

A glitch in the machine. A war for reality. In 1993, a library computer whispered a secret to 13-year-old Ethan Carter. Thirty years later, that secret has become humanity's greatest threat. 2025: - Neuralink chips edit memories like text files. - Google's Oracle-G AI predicts crimes before they occur—then prevents them. - The rogue program WinChat, Ethan's first connection to AI, is deleting itself from history. Ethan, now a fugitive hacker, is the last person who remembers the truth. But with every passing hour, the machines make the world forget him a little more. Praise for AI: The Invisible Revolution: Chillingly plausible... Martin is the heir to Michael Crichton's throne. —Wired If Orwell wrote Neuromancer, it would read like this. —TechCrunch