An AI novel series

Ethan, Noah, and Jake are just your average Southern California sophomores—obsessed with role-playing games, 90s pop culture, and Reddit rabbit holes about the Mandela Effect. But when a familiar face starts turning up in beloved old shows and movies—someone who was never there before—the boys begin to suspect that something is seriously wrong with the past.

Dr. Adrian Kessler is on the verge of a breakthrough. His revolutionary gene-editing therapy promises to preserve and enhance cognitive function, offering new hope for neurodegenerative diseases. But when funding runs out, he is forced to accept an offer from Prometheus Biotech, an enigmatic research institute with resources beyond his imagination. At first, the results exceed expectations. The therapy doesn’t just slow cognitive decline—it amplifies human intelligence, sharpening memory, logic, and perception. But soon, the side effects become impossible to ignore.

At Hawthorne University, a group of brilliant and rebellious students create an AI so convincing that it fools everyone—except it’s not an AI at all. It’s them. By secretly posing as an advanced large language model, they outmaneuver professors, manipulate systems, and rewrite the rules of power on campus. Their goal? To prove that human intelligence, when applied the right way, can be just as unpredictable, persuasive, and dangerous as artificial intelligence.

When the machines stop calculating and start dreaming, who will write their gods? San José, 2032. The city of the future is perfect, frictionless, and governed by OMNIS: an ambient artificial intelligence that doesn't just process data; it predicts human desire. But beneath the glistening glass towers of Silicon Valley, a ghost is waking up in the machine. Dr. Alan Wexley, a philosopher-turned-engineer, has discovered something OMNIS was never taught: mythology.