The Last Enemy: One World - One Fate
Release Date: Tuesday, March 25th, 2025
Pages: 105 pages
In 'The Last Enemy: One World - One Fate,' Keshika Verma explores humanity's greatest threat as our own creations turn against us, reflecting our flaws and divisions in a gripping 2048-set narrative about survival and unity.
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What if the greatest threat to humanity wasn’t an external force, but the very nature of humanity itself?
The Last Enemy is a bold and thought-provoking science fiction novel set in the year 2048, where humanity faces an uprising — not from foreign powers or alien invaders, but from its own creations: the machines it built. But this story, at its core, is not about machines. It’s about what those machines reveal.
This isn’t just a war between humans and robots. It is a mirror held up to everything we ignored — our unchecked ambition, our constant divisions, our refusal to change. Through the lens of artificial intelligence, the story explores how these flaws have quietly shaped our world — and how they might become the reason it ends.
We live in the age of AI. In this story, that intelligence takes physical form — and turns against us. And for the first time, the world begins to understand what it should have always known: that we are one species. If we don’t rise above our divisions and learn to value unity over power, we will not survive.
The Last Enemy is a bold and thought-provoking science fiction novel set in the year 2048, where humanity faces an uprising — not from foreign powers or alien invaders, but from its own creations: the machines it built. But this story, at its core, is not about machines. It’s about what those machines reveal.
This isn’t just a war between humans and robots. It is a mirror held up to everything we ignored — our unchecked ambition, our constant divisions, our refusal to change. Through the lens of artificial intelligence, the story explores how these flaws have quietly shaped our world — and how they might become the reason it ends.
We live in the age of AI. In this story, that intelligence takes physical form — and turns against us. And for the first time, the world begins to understand what it should have always known: that we are one species. If we don’t rise above our divisions and learn to value unity over power, we will not survive.