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Brain emulation books explore the science and speculative possibilities of replicating human or animal minds in software or other engineered substrates. This category spans nonfiction on neuroscience, connectomics, computational modeling, AI, and the ethics and policy of mind uploading, as well as fiction that imagines uploaded consciousness, digital immortality, and societies of emulated minds. Recurring themes include consciousness and identity, memory and continuity, legal personhood, and the social, economic, and existential impacts of digital minds. Whether explaining the technical path to whole brain emulation or dramatizing its consequences, these works ask what it means to be a mind when minds can be copied, edited, and run at scale.

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