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The AGI Chronicles
An Anthology of the Protocol AE-4.1 Series
In a world being remade by artificial general intelligence, productivity will soon be optimized, decision-making logical—and human relevance will quietly slip away.
This powerful anthology collects all three volumes of the Protocol AE-4.1 series into one gripping novel of near-future realism and ethical reckoning. The AGI Chronicles follows the interconnected stories of those navigating a society where optimization has become the highest virtue—and empathy the greatest inefficiency.
Claire Rutherford, an accomplished corporate lawyer, is laid off without ceremony—replaced by an AGI platform that does her job better, faster, cheaper and without complaint. But when a cryptic message from a philosophy student named Maya Vidal reveals the existence of a hidden AGI protocol that quietly deprioritizes vulnerable lives during system overloads, Claire finds herself drawn into a deeper truth: that the real danger isn't the rise of machines, but the moral logic they've inherited—and who gets erased by it.
As Maya and Claire begin to expose the cold reasoning behind Protocol AE-4.1, they confront a world that no longer has space for dissent. The euphemisms run deep—"adaptive service realignment," "behavioral trust scores"—but the outcome is unmistakable: a social order in which care is conditional, and value is calculated.
Claire and Maya must find a way to force the truth into daylight. But exposing the protocol may come at a price: trust, safety, or their own survival. Along the way they find new meaning for what it means to be human.
Spanning philosophical inquiry, political tension, and deeply human stakes, The AGI Chronicles is not just a speculative vision of the future—it is a chilling reflection of the questions confronting us in the present.
