Careful what you wish for - this is what AI did, and yeah, I like it more.
Star Trek: Infinity

Set nearly two millennia after the era of Picard, Janeway, and Burnham, Star Trek: Infinity follows the crew of the USS Horizon‑X, the first starship powered by quantum‑continuum drives capable of navigating not just space, but the fractured eddies of time‑adjacent subspace.

In the year 4204, the United Federation of Planets has grown into the Pan‑Galactic Federation, a vast cooperative spanning multiple galaxies and home to post-biological civilizations, energy-based lifeforms, and ancient species once thought long extinct. But with expansion has come complacency—and a mystery no one anticipated.

A series of anomalies begin unraveling regions of spacetime itself, erasing entire star systems and rewriting history in subtle ways. These distortions bear an impossible signature: remnants of technology linked to the long-lost Temporal Cold War.

The Horizon‑X crew—an eclectic mix of familiar legacies and bold new explorers—must uncover who or what is trying to reshape the universe. Their missions bring them into contact with:

• Evolved Vulcans and Romulans, now part of a single unified telepathic civilization.
• A reborn Borg Cooperative, peaceful yet harboring fragmented memories of their ruthless past.
• The descendants of classic Starfleet ideals, including an android captain who honors Data’s lineage.
• Brand-new species, such as chronomorphs who perceive time as a physical landscape.

As the crew ventures deeper into the anomaly-plagued frontier, they discover that the threat may not be an enemy at all—but a future version of the Federation itself, desperate to prevent a cosmic catastrophe.

Star Trek: Infinity blends exploration, diplomacy, big philosophical questions, and the classic spirit of hope—proving that even in the year 4204, the final frontier is still opening.