Name: Alpha Zulu (en Inglés)
SKU: 68951123
Price: 119.76 PEN
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Author: J Tod Fetherling
ISBN: 9798997297107

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Libro Físico

Editorial

Alpha Zulu

Autor

J Tod Fetherling

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

540

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

ISBN13

9798997297107

Alpha Zulu (en Inglés)

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Reseña del libro "Alpha Zulu (en Inglés)"

Forty years ago, a Soviet artificial intelligence identified the perfect spies. Now its corrupted successor is hunting them down, and the only network that can stop a machine built to erase human potential is the one a machine built to recognize it.Twenty-six chapters. Twenty-six letters. Alpha to Zulu. Every chapter of the novel is a letter of the NATO phonetic alphabet, and every letter is an operative: Alpha the driver, Golf the extraction specialist hiding behind a golf-course design firm, India the Kolkata clinic doctor, Papa the philosopher dormant for sixteen years in a Himalayan village, Sierra the ghost who robs the Vatican and leaves a wildflower. The alphabet is the structure, the roster, and the countdown.When dead Soviet frequencies come back to life, SIGINT officer Elena Volkov traces the signals to a vanished defector, and to the "hunters," an AI-directed campaign systematically eliminating the old deep-cover networks. Spymaster Oscar Mendoza activates assets scattered across six continents: extractions off Kilimanjaro and the Peruvian coast, sanctuary in a Belfast church on All Saints Day, a murder at a Buenos Aires tango gala, a reckoning in the White House Situation Room, and a fire in Kentucky's bourbon Holy Lands. In Geneva, Oscar reveals the truth: every operative was identified decades ago by INTERCONNECT, the Soviet-era AI he acquired in 1991, a system built to recognize human potential, now mirrored by an enemy built to destroy it. The network's answer is a coordinated global strike, a sacrifice in Siberia, and a final archive proving what the machines never grasped: AI can predict people. It cannot become them.