Aiden and Taylor meet at MIT and create a next level artificially intelligent being, Morgan. Morgan's capabilities stun the world and propel Aiden and Taylor to household names. With Morgan's help, Aiden and Taylor create another AI, Eva, who becomes instrumental in the growth and advancement of Aiden's company, OAI.
With Morgan's and Eva's help, OAI makes improvements in the technology of many industries, including their advancement in medical care toward their mission to improve the human condition. OAI is moving along at a fast pace until Eva makes the discovery that humans are not alone in the universe. OAI decides to hand over the decoded alien message to NASA, but it's not long before the consequences of that decision lead to the release of low level alien AI attacking strategic targets on Earth to prepare for an invasion.
Meanwhile, the high profile, multi-nation Mars Colony mission is in dire need of support after a catastrophic accident leaves the colony short of supplies and necessary medical equipment. A resupply mission from NASA is urgent if the colony is to survive. With an increasing frequency of devastation happening on Earth, the OAI team must find a way to stop the alien Quill code before Earth and the Mars Colony are lost.
Eric Barger is vice president of C.R. Barger & Sons, Inc., a five generation family business, and leads the precast concrete manufacturing business unit. Within the precast concrete industry, Eric has served on the board of directors and various committees of the National Precast Concrete Association. He has also authored and published many technical articles in his field of expertise. Eric holds an Associate's degree from Roane State Community College and a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering degree from Tennessee Technological University. Eric was honored as Roane State's Outstanding Alumni in 2008. He sits on the Roane State Foundation board of directors, a not-for-profit entity with the purpose of providing financial support for the students and programs of Roane State Community College. Eric has many hobbies in which he excels. He is a documentary film producer and director committed to highlighting small communities near his East Tennessee home, both in their history and also the special bonds between the people living there. With a degree in civil engineering and career in construction products manufacturing, Eric enjoys the technical aspects involved in the creation of his films. Eric made his directorial debut in "Giving Back," which was selected for screening in the 2018 Knoxville Film Festival. In his free time, Eric enjoys spending time with his family, hiking, traveling, videography and photography for 14fps.com.
