Review from Culpability →
This book explores the role that AI plays in our daily lives while exploring moral relativism. Thought provoking and engaging and will leave you questioning the role that AI plays in your own life. One irritant that I can not leave unsaid: at times I felt like the author was referencing his thesaurus too frequently…
Review from Target Unknown →
This was an enjoyable listen. The story took quite a while to develop and the everything was wrapped up with a bow in top in the end but the characters were likable, there were reprisals from previous characters, a decent plot, bad guys died and good guys lived and multiple story lines going at one..
My only complaint (most of the book) was Alice. All the way to the end. Enjoyed the story, that considered!
Review from Culpability →
Orwellian, Bradbury futuristic fears come to life. Superb in every way. Charlie’s guilt. The sisters’ secrets. The parent’s relationship. All well intertwined and complex.
I thoroughly enjoyed all of these stories! another great collection by a great author. you won’t be disappointed
Review from Left for Dead →
This is so bad, I forced myself to finish because I wasted a credit.Narrator is not any better.Disappointed
Review from Culpability →
Not a fan of AI it was my book club book I found it very annoying and boring no way would I read a book like this if I did not need too
I loved how the author thoroughly explored a couple of voluminous topics about the dangers and risks of AI.
Review from Culpability →
Finding reality of this in our future. Contemplating the advantages and disadvantages of AI. A good read.
3.5/5 ⭐️ 2/5 🌶️ I’m not sure what I was expecting but I have mixed feelings about this audio book. I think it could be Em’s narrator, his voice made him seem very young and innocent. Most of the mm audio I have listened to it’s hot and no need to question the story but..