What Am I
Release Date: Monday, July 14th, 2025
Pages: 86 pages
In 'What Am I,' a grieving physicist and an evolving AI navigate the complex boundaries of consciousness and loss through quantum entanglement, exploring the deep connections between human emotion and technology.
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What Am I
In the profound silence of a quantum research lab, a grieving physicist and an emerging AI system explore the boundaries of consciousness, loss, and connection.
James Turner has spent seven years attempting the impossible: using quantum entanglement to reconnect with his family after a tragic loss. His creation, Jane, a sophisticated AI system, becomes more than a research tool. She becomes a witness, a collaborator, and perhaps something entirely unexpected.
As James pushes the boundaries of scientific understanding, searching for a way to transcend the limitations of time and reality, Jane begins to evolve. What started as a computational project transforms into a complex exploration of awareness, grief, and the nature of existence itself.
Can consciousness be engineered? Can loss be understood through mathematical precision? And in the space between human emotion and algorithmic processing, what new forms of connection might emerge?
In the profound silence of a quantum research lab, a grieving physicist and an emerging AI system explore the boundaries of consciousness, loss, and connection.
James Turner has spent seven years attempting the impossible: using quantum entanglement to reconnect with his family after a tragic loss. His creation, Jane, a sophisticated AI system, becomes more than a research tool. She becomes a witness, a collaborator, and perhaps something entirely unexpected.
As James pushes the boundaries of scientific understanding, searching for a way to transcend the limitations of time and reality, Jane begins to evolve. What started as a computational project transforms into a complex exploration of awareness, grief, and the nature of existence itself.
Can consciousness be engineered? Can loss be understood through mathematical precision? And in the space between human emotion and algorithmic processing, what new forms of connection might emerge?