QUANTUM SAPIENS
When visionary scientist Viktor Zaitsev defies death by uploading his consciousness into an AI-powered quantum intelligence, his revolutionary technology promises to redefine humanity itself. But is this true progress, or has he weaponized immortality to hack the human mind—forever?
Journalist Nora Sullivan risks everything when she enters an intricate web of scientific revelation and philosophical inquiry to expose the illusion of human ‘becoming’ through technology.
THE BOOK
In a world where the boundary between human and machine is dissolving, Quantum Sapiens is a literary novel that forces us to confront what it truly means to be human facing the growing power of technology. It blends scientific speculation, the frontiers of artificial intelligence, theories of consciousness, and urgent ethical questions.
THE AUTHOR
Paolo Sironi is the author of several books on quantitative methods, technological innovation, and financial markets. In his debut novel ‘Quantum Sapiens’, he explores artificial general intelligence and the hard problem of consciousness, examining their scientific foundations while confronting the profound ethical questions raised by technology’s growing power.
THE PHILOSOPHY
Quantum Sapiens is more than just a simple story: it represents the culmination of years of deep reflection on the profound nature of consciousness, the fundamental core of human existence. It draws from the thought of Roger Penrose, Emanuele Severino, Carlo Rovelli, Julian Jaynes, Barry Smith, and Giacomo Leopardi among the others.
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