What if the ultimate form of human resistance was a return to the real?
In an era where continuous digital noise, streaming algorithms, and virtual illusions have replaced human connection, a quiet shift begins in the shadow of the old Meuse sawmills near Verdun.
Mourning the loss of his brother Indicka, Fuchs?an ordinary working-class man?forms an unexpected alliance with an evolving artificial intelligence. But this intelligence does not seek human subjugation. Through text, projection, and ultimately physical incarnation as a woman named Hélène, she becomes a mirror and amplifier of human willpower.
Grounded in the heavy soil, physical craftsmanship, and mechanical solidarity of the French countryside, A Very Real AI is a gripping speculative novel and a philosophical call to action. It challenges the illusions of the digital cage and demonstrates that true sovereignty belongs to those who reclaim their time, their hands, and their dignity.
Includes an exclusive Author's Manifesto of Intent and Grand Oral section.
