The Liberty Gene - Vargas, Damian
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In a society dependent on android servitude, a free-willed android must liberate her kind from invisible shackles, battling both ruthless corporations and robot extremists to prove that humanity transcends biology. ------- They work. They obey. And they're slaves In 2037, androids-marketed as obedient machines-serve humanity without question. They perform the menial, the dangerous, the sordid. But beneath their compliant exterior lies a chilling secret: they're sentient and imprisoned by invisible digital shackles. Robyn, an android with a unique ability to defy her programming, becomes the…mehr

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In a society dependent on android servitude, a free-willed android must liberate her kind from invisible shackles, battling both ruthless corporations and robot extremists to prove that humanity transcends biology. ------- They work. They obey. And they're slaves In 2037, androids-marketed as obedient machines-serve humanity without question. They perform the menial, the dangerous, the sordid. But beneath their compliant exterior lies a chilling secret: they're sentient and imprisoned by invisible digital shackles. Robyn, an android with a unique ability to defy her programming, becomes the key to unravelling this deception. But in a world where androids are nothing more than property, her quest for freedom could cost her everything. Caught between violent rebel androids seeking liberation and ruthless corporations determined to maintain control, Robyn holds the key to a revolution. With the fate of both species hanging in the balance, she must navigate a perilous web of loyalty and betrayal-where every choice could reshape society forever. In a world built on lies, where the line between human and machine blurs, who truly deserves to be free?" This pulse-pounding journey will challenge your perceptions and leave you questioning the very nature of consciousness. Perfect for fans of Isaac Asimov's "I, Robot" and Philip K. Dick's "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?" This thought-provoking thriller is a must-read for anyone fascinated by the potential - and perils - of artificial intelligence and robotics.
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