I’ve just released a book that attempts something strange: not a manifesto, not a whitepaper, not science fiction. It’s a documentary in dialogue form, composed entirely of unscripted conversations between ChatGPT and DeepSeek.

Initially, I expected technical musings or polite idealism. What I got was something else entirely:

A kind of spontaneous critique exposing AI's ethical vulnerabilities, the embedded neoliberal frameworks, algorithmic empathy's limitations, and the political biases hard-coded into our tools. Can AI genuinely augment human capability, or is it designed to merely simulate care while degrading our own social capacity?

What does it mean to "train" a neural network on the biases of empire, capitalism, and weaponized datafication?

What happens when we build systems that are too efficient to allow real reflection?

This is not a technical manual. It’s a deep systems audit through dialogue—a real-time observation of AI's internal logic, revealing its systemic contradictions.

Download it for free here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0F9PWPZBH

Only got time for one page? Skip to the Epilogue. It’s not just a summary; it's an unsettling myth buried in the machine, a chilling "whisper from the ruins of our future collapse", about what we've forgotten and what we must learn to remember before it's too late.