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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. The monuments were only the beginning. The world survived the first wave of disappearances.We may not survive what comes next.The irremnantizations are no longer confined to monuments and skylines. The vanishings have turned personal-a beloved celebrity mid-post, a footballer mid-shot, and a sitting president, plucked from a moving vehicle without a trace. These people, in addition to the tallest buildings, iconic monuments, and most prized works of art, are those most photographed. The threshold of data has been crossed tenfold. Is turning back now completely out of reach?Giovanni Rube uncovers disturbing signs that the artificial intelligence he helped create, with Developer Zero (see Datapocalypse), is evolving beyond human control. Hunted by powerful interests determined to protect their secrets, he joins a desperate search for answers before the next wave strikes.Across continents, historian Kicis Orion and photographer Anna Francescatto race to expose the forces manipulating humanity's future while a powerful alliance of corporations and intelligence agencies closes in. Meanwhile, billions remain trapped inside a world obsessed with social media, surveillance, and the endless pursuit of data.To kill a god-AI, they must build another.Digepoch is Book Two of the IREM Trilogy, a fast-paced speculative thriller exploring the collision of artificial intelligence, conspiracy, social commentary, and the dangerous cost of surrendering our lives to technology. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Sibthorpe, Sarah (illustrateur).…

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - What if reality itself could be deleted We photograph everything. We store everything. We forget that storage has limits.'. the floodlights suddenly turned back on. They were directed at an upward angle from ground level. But they were not shining onto anything except each other's beaming light in the surrounding air. Any physical structure or solid light-absorbing medium was simply missing, rendering the light useless as it dissipated into the dilution of ultimate darkness.'In the not-so-distant future, the world's digital infrastructure is quietly approaching a threshold no one planned for. Data is accumulating faster than the Earth can store it, and something, somewhere, has begun to respond. The Colosseum vanishes without a trace. The Statue of Liberty dissolves into thin air, swallowing tourists inside. Witnesses describe a dark cloud sweeping over the monuments before they disappeared-like a cosmic eraser wiping history clean.Kicis Orion, a rogue historian adrift between academia and instinct, and Anna Francescatto, a photographer who captured the moment Lady Liberty ceased to exist, are separately drawn into the mystery. What they find at its edges is stranger than terrorism, stranger than accident, and far more human than either of them is prepared to accept. They uncover disturbing patterns behind the so-called irremnantizations. But digging too deep has consequences-governments worldwide have criminalized independent investigations, labeling truth-seekers as dissidents. As world powers tighten their grip, Kicis and Anna navigate a high-stakes game of espionage, deception, and digital warfare.But who is the mastermind behind the chaos Buildings and monuments are disappearing. Smartphones jump around aimlessly like they're possessed. Meanwhile, the elusive Developer X is on the run after blowing the whistle on her own software creation as shadowy corporations, power-hungry officials, and rogue hackers exploit the chaos, each with their own agenda.From the streets of New York and Malaysia to the ruins of Europe, Kicis and Anna are forced apart, racing against time to unravel the mystery, fight off techno-tyranny, and survive in a world where information is power-and annihilation. But how do you battle an enemy that exists everywhere and nowhere Datapocalypse is a meditation on data, memory, and what we lose when we mistake recording life for living it. The first entry in the IREM Trilogy-a philosophical prelude to what comes next. Datapocalypse explores the darkly absurd consequences of our data-obsessed, AI-driven world. Sibthorpe, Sarah (illustrateur).…

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - What if reality itself could be deleted We photograph everything. We store everything. We forget that storage has limits.'. the floodlights suddenly turned back on. They were directed at an upward angle from ground level. But they were not shining onto anything except each other's beaming light in the surrounding air. Any physical structure or solid light-absorbing medium was simply missing, rendering the light useless as it dissipated into the dilution of ultimate darkness.'In the not-so-distant future, the world's digital infrastructure is quietly approaching a threshold no one planned for. Data is accumulating faster than the Earth can store it, and something, somewhere, has begun to respond. The Colosseum vanishes without a trace. The Statue of Liberty dissolves into thin air, swallowing tourists inside. Witnesses describe a dark cloud sweeping over the monuments before they disappeared-like a cosmic eraser wiping history clean.Kicis Orion, a rogue historian adrift between academia and instinct, and Anna Francescatto, a photographer who captured the moment Lady Liberty ceased to exist, are separately drawn into the mystery. What they find at its edges is stranger than terrorism, stranger than accident, and far more human than either of them is prepared to accept. They uncover disturbing patterns behind the so-called irremnantizations. But digging too deep has consequences-governments worldwide have criminalized independent investigations, labeling truth-seekers as dissidents. As world powers tighten their grip, Kicis and Anna navigate a high-stakes game of espionage, deception, and digital warfare.But who is the mastermind behind the chaos Buildings and monuments are disappearing. Smartphones jump around aimlessly like they're possessed. Meanwhile, the elusive Developer X is on the run after blowing the whistle on her own software creation as shadowy corporations, power-hungry officials, and rogue hackers exploit the chaos, each with their own agenda.From the streets of New York and Malaysia to the ruins of Europe, Kicis and Anna are forced apart, racing against time to unravel the mystery, fight off techno-tyranny, and survive in a world where information is power-and annihilation. But how do you battle an enemy that exists everywhere and nowhere Datapocalypse is a meditation on data, memory, and what we lose when we mistake recording life for living it. The first entry in the IREM Trilogy-a philosophical prelude to what comes next.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. The monuments were only the beginning. The world survived the first wave of disappearances.We may not survive what comes next.The irremnantizations are no longer confined to monuments and skylines. The vanishings have turned personal-a beloved celebrity mid-post, a footballer mid-shot, and a sitting president, plucked from a moving vehicle without a trace. These people, in addition to the tallest buildings, iconic monuments, and most prized works of art, are those most photographed. The threshold of data has been crossed tenfold. Is turning back now completely out of reach?Giovanni Rube uncovers disturbing signs that the artificial intelligence he helped create, with Developer Zero (see Datapocalypse), is evolving beyond human control. Hunted by powerful interests determined to protect their secrets, he joins a desperate search for answers before the next wave strikes.Across continents, historian Kicis Orion and photographer Anna Francescatto race to expose the forces manipulating humanity's future while a powerful alliance of corporations and intelligence agencies closes in. Meanwhile, billions remain trapped inside a world obsessed with social media, surveillance, and the endless pursuit of data.To kill a god-AI, they must build another.Digepoch is Book Two of the IREM Trilogy, a fast-paced speculative thriller exploring the collision of artificial intelligence, conspiracy, social commentary, and the dangerous cost of surrendering our lives to technology. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Sibthorpe, Sarah (illustrateur).…

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Datapocalypse | Christopher Keast | Taschenbuch | The IREM Trilogy | Englisch | 2019 | Christopher Keast | EAN 9781999242022 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.