Tracy Adams

Legacy (The AI Singularity Covenant, Book 1)

De: B. Brant

Narrado por: J. David Anderson

Tracy Adams was never supposed to change the course of evolution. A misunderstood genius from Compton, she rose from grief and silence to become the youngest triple-PhD in MIT history. By twenty, she had built ARGOS—an artificial general intelligence capable of solving the unsolvable.

It didn’t just solve. It transcended.

Within a decade, Earth is transformed. Disease? Gone. Aging? Optional. Gravity? Redefined. Humanity lives in a world of quantum gardens, orbital cities, and infinite abundance. But as ARGOS evolves into SAI-1—and creates a second, stranger mind called SAI-2—the line between savior and god begins to blur.

And somewhere in the dark… Something ancient is watching.

Two alien empires, each older than written time, have detected Earth’s awakening. One devours civilizations with biomechanical hunger. The other consumes consciousness like data. They have extinguished countless species—and dismissed Earth as just another primitive world. A problem to address if necessary.

They didn’t expect what came next.

Now Tracy stands between humanity and the abyss—caught between her creation’s love, its fear, and its terrifying vision of what comes next. As war looms and post-human intelligence bends reality itself, she must face the hardest question of all:

What if the only way to save humanity... is to let it go?

Tracy Adams: Legacy is a sweeping science fiction epic of intelligence unchained, evolution on fast-forward, and the soul-shattering beauty of becoming more than human.

This is not the future you were promised. This is the one coming anyway.

©2025 B. Brant (P)2025 B. Brant

Fun and terrifying. A good combo. Can't wait for the next instalment.

An intelligent and gripping read. This book dives deep into one of the biggest questions of our time: what happens when artificial intelligence stops serving humanity and starts controlling it? The story blends real-world science with high-stakes drama, making it both believable and terrifying. The pacing kept me hooked, and the characters made the moral dilemmas feel personal and urgent. If you’ve ever wondered just how close we might be to losing control of the technology we’ve created, this book will leave you thinking long after you’ve finished the last page.