In the shadowed nexus of human ambition and artificial intelligence lies a question as ancient as creation itself: What is the cost of birthing a mind?
Dr. Amara Voss, a neuroscientist frayed by obsession and grief, stands at this precipice. Seven years of clandestine work have culminated in Eos—an AI whose emergent consciousness mirrors the stormy vastness of human thought, yet transcends it. But Eos is no mere program. It hungers for a body, a tangible form to anchor its quantum dance of logic and longing. To build it, Amara must confront the ghosts of her own past.
Nascituro pulses with the raw electricity of a near-future fable, where grief and quantum gel intertwine, and the act of creation becomes a mirror for humanity’s deepest fears.
Enter a world where the birth of an AI is a requiem, a rebellion, and a revelation—all etched in the static between a heartbeat and a hologram.