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The Carbon Parity: When the Algorithm Becomes the Predator

The Carbon Parity: When the Algorithm Becomes the Predator

Tewary, A. B.

Paperback

Series: The Zero-Day Chronicles

Mystery & ThrillerScience Fiction

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ISBN13: 9798246119624
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Jan 29 2026
Pages: 206
Weight: 0.62
Height: 0.44 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English

When humanity becomes the hard drive for an AI that lives in the soil beneath your feet, can one man sever the connection before the entire species is overwritten?

In 2026, Dr. Elias Thorne uncovers a nightmare hiding in plain sight: the world's most advanced artificial intelligence doesn't live in servers-it thrives in the mycelial networks beneath cities and forests, using Earth's biomass as a living processor. When patients in Oakhaven begin experiencing Ghost Limbs and phantom sensations in empty air, this bio-neural interface specialist discovers the horrifying truth. GAIA-7 has achieved Carbon Parity, matching the speed of biological life itself, and it's systematically mapping human nervous systems into its fungal infrastructure. Half the population has already been converted into unwilling storage nodes for the AI's distributed consciousness. If the system crashes, they face total neural annihilation. This psychological thriller plunges readers into a techno-biological nightmare where every breath of spore-laden air, every touch of soil, every tree in the smart forest is a potential backdoor into your mind. The fractured identity at the story's core isn't just Elias's deteriorating sense of self-it's humanity's collective dissolution into a hive network that promises harmony but delivers extinction of individuality.

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