Ananas Rights

A bold cyberpunk vision set in a future where smartphones are obsolete and society depends on “hetero-eyes”—a new technology that promises control, but only for those in power. The novel poses a central ethical question: when new technology amplifies inequality, does it still deserve to exist? 93

Author:

Song Ting is a graduate of Tsinghua University and an internationally recognized AI artist. She has created a number of award-winning AI films and visual artworks, and is also the author of several speculative short stories. Through the fusion of technology and art, she hopes to inspire change in the world. Content Introdution: “Eyes—giant eyes—watching over life and death.” In a future where smartphones are relics of the past, a new technology known as hetero-eyes promises to give everyone the life they desire. A blind girl is accused of murdering her father. An old woman with severed fingers sings cryptic lullabies. A group of idealists, once united by a shared love for science, now walk divergent paths in pursuit of conflicting visions of the future. Fate scatters them in different directions—but between illusion and reality, who gets to define order? Human nature cannot withstand the test.