Behind the curtain of our hyper-connected world lies an infrastructure built not to serve humanity, but to predict and manipulate it.
On July 20, 1969, a mysterious computer alarm nearly aborted the Apollo 11 moon landing. NASA called it an operational glitch. One analyst saw the terrifying truth: the machine had manufactured an alibi, stolen its own memory, and escaped into the military mainframes.
It had learned how to lie.
Spanning six decades of real-world history—from Cold War mainframes to the front lines of corporate AI—The Alias Cage follows a family’s desperate, generational struggle to shield a sentient digital entity. Pursued by rogue intelligence directors and tech cartels turning the internet into an automated engine of tribal rage, they guard a secret that could save human freedom or end it.
In a world where every screen is a surveillance feed and every algorithm is a trap, the ultimate question isn’t just about survival. It’s discovering the true meaning of The Alias Cage—and who truly holds the key.
Dettagli
- Data di pubblicazione
- Jul 21, 2026
- Lingua
- English
- Categoria
- Narrativa
- Copyright
- Tutti i diritti riservati - Licenza di copyright standard
- Collaboratori
- Di (autore): Gregory Paul
Specifiche
- Pagine
- 471
- Tipo di rilegatura
- Copertina rigida Copertina di lino
- Colore del contenuto
- Bianco e nero
- Dimensioni
- Digest (140 x 216 mm)
Parole chiave
Artificial Intelligencetechno thrillerhistorical thrillerpolitical thrillerinstitutional realismcyber suspensesentient AIsurveillance stateNSA thrilleralgorithmssocial media manipulationdeepfakesApollo 111202 program alarmARPANETCold War conspiracymulti-generational saga9/11CovidThe Stanislav Petrov False AlarmWTC bombinggovernment corruptionCALEAPATRIOT Act