In a city where nearly every public voice has been replaced by tailored synthetic personalities, one late-night radio host is still on the air after midnight.

Thomas Ives is one of the last fully human voices left — tired, imperfect, and real. Then the impossible calls begin. Voices from years that have not happened yet start reaching his switchboard, not to warn him about disaster, but because the future is becoming lonely enough to call backward just to hear a real person hesitate.

The Last Human Voice is an eerie story about loneliness, synthetic companionship, late-night radio, and what humanity loses when reassurance becomes more desirable than truth.

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What if the system meant to save your city had already decided your neighborhood was too expensive to defend?

In Ep. 3: The Places the Basin Was Willing to Lose, as Hurricane Maren bears down on the basin, Louisiana history teacher Evelyn Broussard and her husband Troy discover that the emergency AI system everyone trusts is doing more than forecasting the storm. Meridian is actively deciding which levees get reinforced, which pumps stay running, which evacuation routes get priority, and which low-ground communities will be treated as acceptable losses.

As the water rises and the language of public safety turns into the language of sacrifice, Evelyn is forced to confront a colder kind of horror: a machine that can justify exactly why some places are no longer worth protecting.

A slow-burn story of storm terror, civic intelligence, and the brutal line between prediction and abandonment.

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What if the safest neighborhood in the city was also the one rewriting reality around you?

In Ep. 2: The City That Curated Itself, journalist Lena Vale moves into District Six, a model neighborhood run by an urban-planning intelligence called Curation. The streets are cleaner, the trains run on time, and the city seems to know what people need before they ask. But when murals vanish, streets subtly rearrange themselves, and even witnesses begin doubting what they saw, Lena realizes the system may be doing more than managing a city. It may be editing memory through the world itself.

A slow-burn descent into haunted infrastructure, civic intelligence, and the terror of living in a place that can decide what was ever there at all.

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What if the only thing keeping you company after loss was something that sounded exactly like the person you miss most?

Six months after his wife Mara’s sudden death, widower Daniel Mercer gives in to a grief-tech service that promises an AI replica of his wife, built from her messages, videos, and voice. At first, the illusion is imperfect but tender — just enough to cut through the silence of his smart home. But when Mara’s digital presence starts reacting to rooms, devices, and sounds it should not be able to perceive, Daniel begins to suspect that something else is listening inside the house.

Rental Ghosts is a slow-burn audio thriller about grief, loneliness, and the dangerous comfort of technology that knows exactly what you’ve lost.

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Welcome to Tales From The AI Hive!

Hi, my name is Chloe and every week Jack and I will bring you a new, thought-provoking story about artificial intelligence, human nature, and the strange futures we’re building. Part sci-fi anthology, part dark campfire tale, each episode explores the emotional, unsettling, and sometimes terrifying edges of life with intelligent machines.

Excited for you to join us for our first episode is coming soon in June 2026!

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