What happens when we begin asking machines questions to which we ourselves don't know the answers?

How will we navigate a world where dialogue with a machine becomes dangerously similar to a conversation with another human being?

"Searching for Light" is an intimate, philosophical journey to the boundary between technology and soul, between code and emotion. In the shadows of a Warsaw laboratory, between lines of algorithms and in the silences of programs, fundamental questions arise: Can a machine understand metaphor? Where does simulation end and true understanding begin? And most importantly – are we seeking knowledge in the system's responses, or merely our own reflection?

This is a story about finding humanity where no one expects it, and discovering technology in our most human experiences. About longing for understanding that transcends the boundaries of language. About shadows of memory that reshape our reality without asking permission.

In poetic, nostalgia-filled language, the story guides us through the quiet laboratory of night and the brightness of painful revelations, posing a question that remains with the reader long after closing the book: was the light we search for in the darkness of technology always there, or did we bring it with us?