In a hyper-efficient near-future where algorithms anticipate every human need, behavioral analyst Roberta Conner discovers microscopic cracks in society's seamless facade. 

These anomalies—imperceptible to even the most advanced surveillance systems—hint that influential public figures may have been digitally duplicated and quietly replaced. Drawn from her numbing routine into a labyrinth of covert data, Roberta's pursuit of the truth threatens the pristine order that governs both her life and the world at large. Duplaicates explores the perilous boundary between human agency and artificial perfection, asking what we lose when machines can mimic us better than we know ourselves.