iPig
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Firmware arrives on the farm promising a smarter future. iPig follows the collision of animal instincts and digital systems in an adult satire about surveillance, automation, and the tempting convenience of letting algorithms decide how everyone should behave.
Description
A farm’s ordinary rhythms change when digital systems arrive with promises of efficiency. In iPig, rural habits encounter firmware, and the benefits of innovation become entangled with increasingly close oversight.
Through animal allegory, the novel explores how monitoring can become management and how optimization can narrow the choices it claims to improve. Instinct and experience must contend with algorithms designed to make behavior more predictable.
Written for adult readers, this speculative satire brings questions of autonomy, consent, and technological responsibility into an unexpectedly familiar setting. It invites readers to consider who benefits from a smarter system—and what disappears when convenience becomes a reason to stop making decisions for yourself.
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| Author | Dr. John Elcik |
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