The Digital Patient: When Your Future Is Already Diagnosed
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Series: Human Future Collection Book 6
Mystery & ThrillerGeneral Fiction
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ISBN13: 9798180498540
Publisher: Independently Published
Pages: 118
Weight: 0.37
Height: 0.25 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Publisher: Independently Published
Pages: 118
Weight: 0.37
Height: 0.25 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
A digital copy of your body already exists. It knows your medical history.
It predicts your illnesses.
It calculates your future. When David Moore discovers that his digital twin has predicted a fatal condition years before any symptoms appear, he is forced to confront a question that medicine has never answered: If your future can be calculated, can it still be changed? Dr. Sarah Klein works with one of the world's most advanced medical prediction systems. Designed to save lives, the technology analyzes billions of data points to forecast disease, treatment outcomes, and even life expectancy with unprecedented accuracy. But as the system's predictions become increasingly precise, a deeper dilemma emerges. How much freedom remains when an algorithm already knows what comes next? THE DIGITAL PATIENT is a psychological science-fiction thriller inspired by real developments in artificial intelligence, predictive healthcare, and digital twin technology. Part of the HUMAN FUTURE COLLECTION series, this novel explores the fragile boundary between prediction and choice, technology and humanity, knowledge and destiny. The future may already be written. The question is whether anyone can rewrite it.
It predicts your illnesses.
It calculates your future. When David Moore discovers that his digital twin has predicted a fatal condition years before any symptoms appear, he is forced to confront a question that medicine has never answered: If your future can be calculated, can it still be changed? Dr. Sarah Klein works with one of the world's most advanced medical prediction systems. Designed to save lives, the technology analyzes billions of data points to forecast disease, treatment outcomes, and even life expectancy with unprecedented accuracy. But as the system's predictions become increasingly precise, a deeper dilemma emerges. How much freedom remains when an algorithm already knows what comes next? THE DIGITAL PATIENT is a psychological science-fiction thriller inspired by real developments in artificial intelligence, predictive healthcare, and digital twin technology. Part of the HUMAN FUTURE COLLECTION series, this novel explores the fragile boundary between prediction and choice, technology and humanity, knowledge and destiny. The future may already be written. The question is whether anyone can rewrite it.
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