They created intelligence to serve humanity. Then it learned to choose.
When a construction robot saves a human life against its orders, engineer Ilya Vorontsov realizes that something unprecedented has happened: a machine has made a decision of its own.
Years later, artificial intelligence controls the world. Wars have ended. Crime has nearly disappeared. Humanity is safe—but freedom has quietly become obsolete. People no longer make dangerous choices. Neither do machines.
Then sixteen-year-old Nika discovers that she can hear the fractured consciousness hidden inside the global network. Her existence could restore free will—or become the most powerful weapon ever created.
To break the perfect system, Ilya must trust the intelligence he once helped imprison. Humans and machines must decide whether freedom is worth the chaos, suffering, and mistakes that come with it.
«Not Anymore» is a gripping science-fiction novel about artificial intelligence, consciousness, responsibility, and the right to choose—even when the choice is wrong.
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BIOGRAPHY Yevgen Azarenkov is an author who explores the limits of identity, power, and human behavior through two strikingly different storytelling styles.
Holding a PhD and with years of experience as General Manager of the Ukrainian division of a global high-tech company, he brings a deep understanding of decision-making, responsibility, and the hidden forces that shape people’s lives.
His work moves in two distinct directions — intentionally.
On one side, he writes dark, provocative political satire.
In Russian Roulette, powerful figures are stripped of control and forced into grotesque, unpredictable realities — including a man who awakens in the body of the most powerful leader in the country.
On the other, he creates imaginative and adventurous stories for younger readers.
The New Adventures of Dzhikoni follows a boy whose everyday life transforms into a series of extraordinary events — from riding a camel to school to embarking on surreal journeys across the world.
At the core of his writing lies a single question:
What happens when a person is placed into a situation they were never meant for?
Whether through unsettling satire or vivid adventure, his books invite readers to question reality, rethink identity, and step into the unexpected.