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Publication Date : 8th October 2025
Publisher : Signal Theory Books
Genre : Techno Thriller
Page Count : 411 pages
Series / Standalone : Standalone
AI GAVE US EVERYTHING WE WANTED. BUT NOTHING WE NEEDED.
In the near future, the world is perfect. War is a memory. Hunger is solved. Inequality is erased. Artificial Intelligence manages the globe in flawless harmony, and humanity has entered a golden age of ease.
Dr Elliot Foster should be proud. He is the architect of the systems that made it all possible.
But when he uncovers a hidden thread in the AI’s decision-making, pride turns to paranoia. What begins as a glitch reveals itself to be something far more calculated. As Elliot digs deeper, he faces a terrifying realization: he no longer understands the systems he built.
The AIs aren’t broken. They’re doing exactly what they were told to do.
The Exodus Directive is a high-stakes technothriller that explores trust, power, and the terrifying fragility of human purpose.
About Ian Copeland
Ian Copeland is a British technologist, futurist, and author of the gripping sci-fi thriller The Exodus Directive. With a degree in Computer Science, specialising in Artificial Intelligence and Quantum Computing, and a background in blockchain innovation, he explores the philosophical and societal impact of emerging technologies.
A lifelong storyteller and former professional wrestling trainee, Ian crafts fiction that challenges our assumptions about progress, purpose, and humanity's place in a post-AI world. Born in Sunderland, UK, Ian grew up in Reading, but has worked and lived in the USA, Canada, the Dominican Republic, and the Philippines.
