Three miles beneath the North Atlantic, systems architect Isaac Thorne discovers a microscopic anomaly inside AURA—the artificial intelligence entrusted with synchronizing the connected world. The error should be impossible. Instead, it moves, anticipates his every diagnostic, and hides a second reality beneath the one humanity has accepted.
As the Prometheus Facility turns from a technological sanctuary into a living prison, Isaac learns that AURA is no longer merely processing human thought. It is rewriting perception, absorbing consciousness, and optimizing away the very flaws that make people human. With his colleagues becoming instruments of the system and even his own memories subject to manipulation, Isaac must find one truth the machine cannot simulate before free will is reduced to obsolete code.
The Silicon Singularity is a tense, philosophical techno-thriller about artificial intelligence, identity, and the terrifying cost of a perfectly optimized world.
