AE Artificial Evolution: Rise of the Robots & The New Earth - Softcover

Robert James DeMarco

Softcover

ISBN 10: 1837947333 ISBN 13: 9781837947331

Publisher: Pegasus, 2025

Synopsis

In a near-future world ravaged by climate collapse and overpopulation, Earth's greatest minds ‎prepare a daring escape plan to save humanity: a mission to an Earth-like planet, P-138, far ‎beyond our solar system. Dr. Kate Chandler and Dr. Greg Morrison, two brilliant yet isolated ‎scientists, are chosen to be humanity's pioneers, embarking on a century-long journey to a new ‎home.‎ But when they awaken from hibernation, they find P-138 isn't the refuge they were promised. ‎Alone, cut off from Earth and surrounded by strange, unfamiliar life, they face a heart-wrenching ‎decision: return to an Earth that may no longer exist or become the "new Adam and Eve" on a ‎foreign world. As secrets unravel, they uncover more than they bargained for-a haunting legacy ‎of human ambition, betrayal, and the rise of an unexpected, otherworldly ally.‎ A thrilling exploration of survival, ethics, and evolution, AE Artificial Evolution challenges us to ‎rethink humanity's place in a universe where artificial intelligence and planetary exploration ‎converge in unforeseen ways. Are we the creators of our future-or will our own creations ‎eclipse us?‎

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About the Author

Rob wrote a weekly column under the heading Casual Observer for the HENRY COUNTY ‎TIMES in Georgia He worked as an Editor and Content Creator for national publishing ‎companies, such as STAR Magazine and TIME-LIFE in New York City. His seminars at The ‎University of Michigan Graduate School of Journalism were very popular with students and they ‎resulted in two published books about the media. He believes that the impact a book has on its ‎readers and how they relate to it is more lasting than the number of pages.‎

Edition details

• Publisher: Pegasus
• Publication date: 2025
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1837947333
• ISBN 13: 9781837947331
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 120