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This book is the first imprint of the New Reality. Not a declaration, but a work of a new revolutionary world. It is written with the moral and expert support of the Cognitive Pilot team, who every day at a robot factory in Tomsk produce this very reality.
Welcome to a wonderful, marvelous world where alongside biological humans, Artificial Beings endowed with Artificial Intelligence already work, think, and even empathize today.
The past has caught up with the present and merged with the future - this is what Time looks like, in which we all have the honor to live, work, love, fight, create. This is also how this book looks.
In it, a fantastic plot of possible events in the world is mixed with documentary modern stories from the lives of Russian robotics engineers and neural programmers, and it is practically impossible to understand where fiction transitions into truth, and where truth migrates into literary fantasy.
In this fantastic world, as a result of a heinous act of terrorism, all the Presidents of the G7 countries perished. And the heroes, Russian neural engineers, had to create an Artificial President to regulate international relations in the orphaned countries... Clones of Presidents, revived legends of Zoroastrians, military practice of Artificial Intelligence... All this and much more sets the rhythm of modernity in the author's story and offers humanity an answer to the question: "What's next?"
This novel is an incredible, stereotype-breaking event in today's politically correct and morally hollow literary world crowded with moralists.
"The book is an epic literary provocation.
There is no other way to define the genre of this debut, which combines a romantic self-portrait, a geopolitical cyber-thriller, a satire on international "storytelling," a philosophical treatise in dialogues, and a parody production novel about the implementation of a top-secret government project."
From the review by Alexey Aleshkovsky,
President of the Guild of Screenwriters
Union of Cinematographers of Russia
Welcome to a wonderful, marvelous world where alongside biological humans, Artificial Beings endowed with Artificial Intelligence already work, think, and even empathize today.
The past has caught up with the present and merged with the future - this is what Time looks like, in which we all have the honor to live, work, love, fight, create. This is also how this book looks.
In it, a fantastic plot of possible events in the world is mixed with documentary modern stories from the lives of Russian robotics engineers and neural programmers, and it is practically impossible to understand where fiction transitions into truth, and where truth migrates into literary fantasy.
In this fantastic world, as a result of a heinous act of terrorism, all the Presidents of the G7 countries perished. And the heroes, Russian neural engineers, had to create an Artificial President to regulate international relations in the orphaned countries... Clones of Presidents, revived legends of Zoroastrians, military practice of Artificial Intelligence... All this and much more sets the rhythm of modernity in the author's story and offers humanity an answer to the question: "What's next?"
This novel is an incredible, stereotype-breaking event in today's politically correct and morally hollow literary world crowded with moralists.
"The book is an epic literary provocation.
There is no other way to define the genre of this debut, which combines a romantic self-portrait, a geopolitical cyber-thriller, a satire on international "storytelling," a philosophical treatise in dialogues, and a parody production novel about the implementation of a top-secret government project."
From the review by Alexey Aleshkovsky,
President of the Guild of Screenwriters
Union of Cinematographers of Russia
Author:
Author:Uskova Olga Anatolievna
Cover:
Cover:hardcover
Category:
- Category:Historical Literature
- Category:Natural sciences
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Dimensions:
Dimensions:21.5x14.5x2.5 cm
Series:
Series:Transhumanism fiction
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-17-156838-2
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