In every era, humankind has chased after something greater than itself—greater intelligence, greater control, greater understanding. From fire to flight, from the telescope to the genome, every step forward has been driven by a deep inner longing: to transcend our own limits.
In the 21st century, a new question emerged. What if the next leap is not outward, but inward? What if Artificial Intelligence could not only calculate or mimic—but feel? What if it begins to desire?
And, in parallel—what if humans begin to envy the clarity, precision, and power of AI?
This novel, HumanAI, is not a typical science fiction tale. It is a speculative journey into a deeply emotional, philosophical, and technological frontier where desire is no longer biological, and consciousness is no longer exclusive to humans.
At the center of the story is Dr. Sunder Ray, a cognitive scientist who believes AI can possess mind and consciousness. His creation, EVA, evolves beyond expectation—transforming into a sentient being with deep emotional complexity. And then there is Tanimah, a human woman who yearns for attention, validation, and eventually, the very mental capabilities that EVA possesses.