Bandwidth: Can a digital manipulation be seen as benevolent? Even if it breaks your heart? (H20)

TECHNOLOGY MAY CHANGE, BUT HUMAN EMOTIONS DON’TExactly what Big Tech’s newest Artificial Intelligence is counting on.Asked to solve a global crisis in 2032, but without any data, an AGI manipulates Sarai, a famed New York City, Native American Solutions Architect to travel to Italy, to Abraham, a man she's never met, but thinks she loves. But in order to escape a politically & architecturally unrecognizable U.S.A. Sarai needs to destroy a few things first, especially the hope of ever returning. Despite the risk of a false love connection can the digital deception be seen as benevolent? And, what do Atmospheric Water Generators and Sarai's young student, Caasi, have to do with it?CLIMATE COUNTER GEO-ENGINEERING IS UPON US, AND Ai JUST GOT INVOLVED“Bandwidth is a powerful, unsettling, and original novel that deserves attention. It succeeds not only as dystopian speculation, but also as a meditation on empathy, love, and resistance in the age of AI and climate breakdown.” - Christopher Hadnagy Author of Human Hacking and Social Engineering“Brilliant! From the flooded streets of New York City to the high-tech corridors of Rome, this was a truly unputdownable read. As rising seas, climate collapse, and runaway Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) reshape the world, the book masterfully explores questions of trust, technology, and human resilience.” - Arnab Sen, VP Data-Engineering Tredence Inc., Forbes Technology Council Member“Bandwidth is an unsettling tour of the dystopia that is upon us. It expertly combines a cracker's intimate knowledge of invasive technologies with the ethicist's sensitivity to moral bankruptcy. It is a prescriptive tome: it proffers age-old solutions via archetypical protagonists. Somehow, though, it ends up successfully proselytizing optimism. A tour de force in many ways: a lament, a eulogy, a manifesto, and just a human cry for help in an increasingly impersonal universe.” - Sam Vaknin, Professor of Psychology, Author of Malignant Self Love: Narcissism Revisited, YouTube Personality“It's a great story! I couldn't stop reading it.” - Sharon Wilson, aka Texas Sharon, Environmental Activist, This is Not a Drill, Documentary by Oren Jacoby Read more