Keith Raffel: The Duplicate, Kartoniert / Broschiert

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For fans of Blake Crouch's Dark Matter and Kazuo Ishiguro's Klara and the Sun comes a near-future thriller about identity, conspiracy, and what it truly means to be human.

What if the prime suspect in your murder isn't human at all, but an AI clone?

Joe Redmond awakens to find a dead man in his Silicon Valley home, but the corpse is no stranger. The body stiffening on the bed is... himself?

Not exactly. The Joe who discovers the remains is a Dub---a sentient digital duplicate built to embody the thoughts, memories, and personality of the original Dr. Joe Redmond. They are identical in mind, appearance, and memory, except that Dub Joe can remember nothing from the past 24 hours. With gunshot residue on his hand and a legal system that can't decide if Joe is a murderer or even a person at all, it's up to Dub Joe to prove his innocence and save his company.

Trapped between a legal system that denies his humanity and a corporate conspiracy that wants him deleted, Joe must navigate the blurred lines of a world where memories can be hacked and identity is just another line of code.