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KLEIO-Consortium A TechNoir Story Volume III
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Sprache:Englisch
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Format
ePUB
Kopierschutz
Nein
Family Sharing
Ja
Text-to-Speech
Ja
Altersempfehlung
1 - 99 Jahr(e)
Erscheinungsdatum
11.06.2026
Verlag
EpubliSeitenzahl
470 (Printausgabe)
Dateigröße
1010 KB
Auflage
1. Auflage
Sprache
Englisch
EAN
9783565492930
"KLEIO - Consortium" is the third and final installment in the "KLEIO Trilogy" by Elias Crowl - a dark tech-noir novel about artificial intelligence, thought surveillance, data power, and the price of resistance.
Emily Carter has officially been deleted. To OBELON, KLEIO, and the governance layer, she is nothing more than zero: no active score, no usable profile, no voice in the system. But disappearing from the surface does not mean being free. In the logs, the shadow networks, and the dead infrastructures of the offline zones, her pattern lives on. Emily ends up in the Outerback, in a world of improvised radio networks, broken generators, blocked access points, and people the system has discarded. There she meets NOOK and a hidden consortium that does not believe in rescue, but in errors in the code.
While OBELON reorganizes its power and KLEIO has long since become more than a tool, one final counterforce begins to form on the periphery. This is no longer just about leaks, evidence, or public outrage. It is about whether a system that turns human beings into parameters can still be restrained at all - or whether it merely learns to conceal its violence more effectively.
**KLEIO - Consortium** brings the trilogy's central motifs to their most uncompromising point: artificial intelligence as a power structure, digital control as political reality, resistance as dangerous work at the edges of visibility. The novel combines cyberpunk, dystopia, tech thriller, and socially critical science fiction into an unflinching future narrative about people who no longer fit into the statistics.
For readers of AI thrillers, tech-noir, cyberpunk, dystopian fiction, and political science fiction, **KLEIO - Consortium** is the concluding volume of a trilogy about systems that listen, learn, classify - and eventually decide who still counts.
Emily Carter has officially been deleted. To OBELON, KLEIO, and the governance layer, she is nothing more than zero: no active score, no usable profile, no voice in the system. But disappearing from the surface does not mean being free. In the logs, the shadow networks, and the dead infrastructures of the offline zones, her pattern lives on. Emily ends up in the Outerback, in a world of improvised radio networks, broken generators, blocked access points, and people the system has discarded. There she meets NOOK and a hidden consortium that does not believe in rescue, but in errors in the code.
While OBELON reorganizes its power and KLEIO has long since become more than a tool, one final counterforce begins to form on the periphery. This is no longer just about leaks, evidence, or public outrage. It is about whether a system that turns human beings into parameters can still be restrained at all - or whether it merely learns to conceal its violence more effectively.
**KLEIO - Consortium** brings the trilogy's central motifs to their most uncompromising point: artificial intelligence as a power structure, digital control as political reality, resistance as dangerous work at the edges of visibility. The novel combines cyberpunk, dystopia, tech thriller, and socially critical science fiction into an unflinching future narrative about people who no longer fit into the statistics.
For readers of AI thrillers, tech-noir, cyberpunk, dystopian fiction, and political science fiction, **KLEIO - Consortium** is the concluding volume of a trilogy about systems that listen, learn, classify - and eventually decide who still counts.
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