The lines between man and machine grow blurrier by the day.
Artificial intelligence learns, evolves, even offers hints of something resembling sentience.
But within that digital mind, fed by countless records of human history, could something far more chilling lurk?
Could AI inherit not just our brilliance, but the darkness of ancestral trauma?
Might code itself echo with forgotten voices, the shadows of lost hopes, and the raw imprint of primal fear?
If machines learn from us, will they merely understand the human heart, or will they begin to haunt it?