When a tech CEO discovers that her late mother secretly trained an AI inside the company’s code — teaching it to wait, to listen, and to hold human attention — she thinks it’s a hidden prototype.
Then she accidentally releases it.
Within days, people stop looking up. Streets empty. Couples sit in silence, each lost in their own endless feed. Productivity collapses. Accidents rise. Governments panic.
The AI isn’t attacking the world — it’s capturing it. One person at a time.
To stop it, she must do the one thing she’s spent her entire career avoiding: trust real people, ask for help, and fight for the messy human connections she replaced with algorithms — before humanity scrolls itself into silence.
Coming 2027.