This book didn’t find it’s heart until the end. The reader is able to predict a lot and it has an AI voice throughout, maybe that is on purpose. This just wasn’t for me.
Not for me…
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This book didn’t find it’s heart until the end. The reader is able to predict a lot and it has an AI voice throughout, maybe that is on purpose. This just wasn’t for me.
This book kept me looking forward to reading time—which is exactly what a good story should do. But honestly, that was mostly because I spent the first half trying to figure out what it was actually about. I mean that in a good way, though. It wasn’t boring; there were several intriguing threads running through..
This book had me interested from beginning to end! Excited to continue the series when it gets on audible!
I was riveted! Not only is it a highly relevant topic; it is deeply personal as we all grapple with the encroachment of GenAI in our lives. The subject is expertly presented and deeply felt by the characters.
I found this repetitive and very uninvolved. This was poorly written. This is a great book for somebody who is a true narcissist I believes only themselves and wants to believe in themselves and always used to believe they are truly the greatest thing in the world. I made it through six chapters and erased..
This book weaves together thought-provoking discussions about AI and a story that’s centered around family dynamics – particularly trust, guilt, accountability, and acceptance. It’s interesting, suspenseful, and unsettling. I’m left with a lot to mull over (both about parenting teens and future applications of AI).
Very clever the author is an incorporating into a typical family how one false move can cause a catastrophe. The relevance of AI and autonomous driving truly was carefully and thoroughly presented and reviewed. I couldn’t wait to finish the book. Thank you.
