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Rainbow
RAINBOW
by Dan Churach
Hayden McNally, a Silicon Valley university professor-cum-high-tech-entrepreneur, is well on the way to joining the world’s trillionaires’ club. At the pinnacle of his career, he loses his only daughter to social media-induced suicide and his wife is gunned down by a crazed terrorist in the middle of a lecture theatre. His tragedies offer the impetus to use his life fortune and expertise to drive a world-first technical and social experiment in search of a better way for people to live in harmony.
Along with three of his former students, McNally establishes Civitas, a revolutionary community in Western Australia. Their goal is to develop a high tech answer to the polarised political systems now infecting so many nations. The experiment establishes the ‘Triumvirate’, an integration of several artificial intelligence supercomputers aimed at moderating government monopolies and providing the best scientific data available for use in the governmental decision-making process.
From the best ‘deep learning’ medical system to an energy grid the envy of the world, Civitas quickly captures global attention that offers humanity hope that a new way is possible.
The Global News Network assigns award-winning journalist, Wailani De Silva, to produce a documentary program about Civitas. From the moment of her arrival in Australia, DeSilva is overwhelmed by how very well it all works… until…
Accidents at Canadian nuclear power stations, flooding at African hydroelectric dams, nuclear missile silo doors taking on a life of their own… Coincidence? Unknown Skynet hackers? Could the Triumvirate help solve the mystery? RAINBOW spins a thriller of a story that will keep the reader captivated to the very last page.
by Dan Churach
Hayden McNally, a Silicon Valley university professor-cum-high-tech-entrepreneur, is well on the way to joining the world’s trillionaires’ club. At the pinnacle of his career, he loses his only daughter to social media-induced suicide and his wife is gunned down by a crazed terrorist in the middle of a lecture theatre. His tragedies offer the impetus to use his life fortune and expertise to drive a world-first technical and social experiment in search of a better way for people to live in harmony.
Along with three of his former students, McNally establishes Civitas, a revolutionary community in Western Australia. Their goal is to develop a high tech answer to the polarised political systems now infecting so many nations. The experiment establishes the ‘Triumvirate’, an integration of several artificial intelligence supercomputers aimed at moderating government monopolies and providing the best scientific data available for use in the governmental decision-making process.
From the best ‘deep learning’ medical system to an energy grid the envy of the world, Civitas quickly captures global attention that offers humanity hope that a new way is possible.
The Global News Network assigns award-winning journalist, Wailani De Silva, to produce a documentary program about Civitas. From the moment of her arrival in Australia, DeSilva is overwhelmed by how very well it all works… until…
Accidents at Canadian nuclear power stations, flooding at African hydroelectric dams, nuclear missile silo doors taking on a life of their own… Coincidence? Unknown Skynet hackers? Could the Triumvirate help solve the mystery? RAINBOW spins a thriller of a story that will keep the reader captivated to the very last page.
505 pages, Kindle Edition
Published September 22, 2020
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