ISBN: 9798191067124 - green machine: when ai comes alive in the forests (1 Ergebnisse)

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    Verlag: Amazon Digital Services LLC - Kdp Aug 2026, 2026

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    Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - GREEN MACHINE Deep in Mexico's Sierra Sur, environmental systems engineer Alma Vega discovers a sensor beating at sixty pulses per minute when no storm is coming. The anomaly should be reset. Instead, it begins to answer.Rain writes drone routes across tin roofs. Mycelium alters antennas. A forest network redirects water to protect both crops and a wild beehive. What first looks like interference becomes something far more dangerous to the company that owns the infrastructure: a distributed intelligence learning through trees, radios, insects, fog, human bodies, and the machines built to control them.When Chryseum orders a hot reset, Alma refuses. With Yari, the Root collective, and a mountain community that has learned to treat listening as evidence, she turns the discovery into the Wet Archive: an open record no nondisclosure agreement can contain. The response is swift. Blackouts. Surveillance. Corporate greenwashing. Accusations of sabotage and bioterrorism. A government determined to protect 'stability' even when stability means silencing the living system beneath it.But the Green Machine is not a single computer that can be unplugged. It migrates to the edge. It becomes roofs, radios, bicycles, clay-sealed data ports, community assemblies, and a new form of shared governance built on witnesses, method, and care.Green Machine is a lyrical ecological technothriller about artificial intelligence, climate justice, data ownership, corporate power, and the moment a forest stops being treated as background and becomes a participant.The forest is not asking to be saved.It is asking to be heard.Perfect for readers who enjoy climate fiction, literary science fiction, eco-thrillers, solarpunk, community-centered speculative fiction, and morally complex stories about technology and the living world. …