Modem 331

Release and Critical Reception
Modem 331 is the first novel produced by American author Jessica J. Albrass. A choose-your-own-adventure style Sci-Fi/Fantasy Book, it was lauded as an instant classic due, in part, to its careful exploration of important themes at the time, including: Are AIs alive? Should AIs constitute as humans? Can technology be trusted?

Since its initial release, Albrass has released 1-2 new endings per year. While the novel was initially aimed towards children, some of the newer endings / choice options get a little racier or more gory. Almost all of the endings have a sociopolitical implication, and in general the story is meant to make the reader think about the aspects of life they take for granted every day.

Premise
Modem 331 is about an unadopted child from Home 331 whom, in every rendition of the story, turns out also to be an artificial intelligencIn most renditions of the story, she is tailed by her two best friends, Cort 331 and Daphne Idason.

Known Endings

 * Everyone from Home 331 is an AI
 * Modem used the blue stone on the cover of the book to transfer her consciousness to a human