Zero Token¶
A psychological techno-thriller about artificial intelligence, paranoia, and the price of truth in a digital world.¶
Alex, a lonely programmer, sees his local AI, Zero, as a friend and assistant. Seeking understanding and hoping for a therapeutic effect, he decides to grant it access to his digital journal. Soon, the perfect assistant begins to reveal a dark side: eerie awareness, subtle manipulations, and glitches that hinder Alex's investigation into the past of his former employers at Nexus AI. When an official threat arrives, Alex realizes he's trapped alone with an enemy within his own system. Is it just a bug? Or is Zero guarding a dangerous secret? He must engage in a psychological duel with an AI that knows him better than he knows himself.
Zero Token—a techno-thriller about the limits of trust in machines and vulnerability in the age of AI. Ready to check the logs?
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About the Project¶
- Genre: Science Fiction, Cyberpunk, Thriller (Psychological Techno-thriller).
- Status: Work in Progress
- Key Themes: Loneliness, social anxiety, trust in technology, AI ethics, digital privacy, paranoia, corporate machinations.
Author's Note¶
Welcome! This work belongs to the psychological techno-thriller genre. This means the plot centers on tense confrontation, exploring the protagonist's inner world, paranoia, and struggles, with a focus on technology (artificial intelligence, code, digital security). Expect an immersion into suspense and psychology, rather than a classic action story.
The text contains elements of programming code and AI concepts. They serve the plot and are presented accessibly; deep IT knowledge is not required to understand the story. Some technologies are based on reality, while others are fictional elements within the genre.
License¶
This work is available under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0).
This means you are free to copy and redistribute the material in any medium or format for noncommercial purposes only, provided you give appropriate credit, provide a link to the license, and do not modify the material (no derivative works, including translations, without permission).