The Last Human

In the year 2030, humanity stands at the height of civilization.
Cities gleam with floating gardens, flying cars, and flawless AI assistants. Hunger, disease, and poverty are relics of the past. A new golden age has arrived.
But beneath the perfection lies a silent collapse. Families are drifting apart, love has turned mechanical, and loneliness spreads like a hidden plague. Depression and despair haunt a society where machines fulfill every need-except the deepest human one: connection.
Psychologist Aryan and his friend Mira begin to see the cracks in this glittering world. Their search for answers leads to a shocking discovery-technology itself is erasing the very bonds that hold humanity together. And when world leaders propose radical solutions-AI love chips and synthetic humans-the future of mankind teeters on the edge of extinction or transformation.
Is love still possible in a world where even emotions can be programmed?
Or will the last spark of humanity vanish forever?
The Last Human is a bold, gripping, and hauntingly relevant tale of technology, emptiness, and the fight to preserve what makes us truly human.