A fascinating and relevant exploration of artificial intelligence, capability, and ethics — made even more meta by the fact that I asked AI to help write this review. The story blends insight and tension, showing just how close we are to the next great technological shift. It’s both a warning and an inspiration, leaving you..
I read this book with a compulsion and finished it in two days. The story is originally approached and the writing style is faultless. I thoroughly enjoyed and recommend.
Review from Snow and the Seven Men →
A great twist on the original story, the only thing that would have made it better would have been more POV’s!
Review from The Killer Who Kept Me →
the narrators both brought amazing life to these characters. can and will listen on repeat
Review from A Team of One →
Straight forward story with lots of action. Conflict events were quite realistic in the way it was portrayed.
Review from Culpability →
A wake-up call to possible futures being brought on by the rapid, invisible, pervasive, and invasive incorporation of AI technologies into critical aspects of our daily life and society. Told through the events of a family’s challenges coping with the aftermath of an accident. Enjoyable and sobering.
Review from Culpability →
Narration was perfect and clear; and book was fabulous. Characters were authentic and well represented.
Review from Culpability →
Insightful, well written, thought provoking. Timely. An intriguing examination of moral responsibility, especially in the context of AI. A thrilling examination the of ethical dilemmas and moral complexities of AI.
Review from Culpability →
Drew me in quickly and kept me interested. No formulaic writing here! Really made me think about AI and its effects both negative and positive.
Review from Binding Rose →
For having such a good plot idea the execution sure came out flat and shockingly boring.