Books matching: artificial intelligence awakening
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Save:Queen of Angels by Greg Bear is a futuristic sci-fi novel that delves into complex themes of consciousness, identity, and societal structures. The story follows multiple characters, including a police investigator, a poet, and an artificial intelligence, as they navigate a world where therapy is prevalent and crime is a shock. The plot weaves together a murder mystery, exploration of the mind, and the awakening of self-awareness in an AI, creating a multi-layered narrative that challenges readers with its intricate storytelling and thought-provoking concepts. The writing style varies, with some readers finding it convoluted and challenging to read, while others appreciate the experimental and ambitious nature of the prose.
Picture a pattern of trees, stark and black against an ashen sky. Their branches are etched sharp against the drab neutrality. Their pattern is fixed and will not change. The gray has no quality, not ... - #2
Save:'Acheron Inheritance' in the 'Federation Chronicles' series by Ken Lozito follows the protagonist Quinten, who wakes up in a robot body with no memory of his past or purpose. As the story unfolds, Quinten embarks on a quest filled with action, mysteries, and intrigue, set in a futuristic space environment. The plot thickens quickly, revealing a complex cast of characters with unique relationships and alliances, all while exploring the concept of human consciousness within machines. Ken Lozito skillfully crafts a universe with a rich history and hints of side stories, keeping readers engaged and eagerly anticipating the next installment.
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Save:'Inferna' in the series 'Prism Academy' by David Burke follows the story of a young teenager in the suburbs who embarks on a journey filled with twists and turns. The book is praised for its interesting plot that keeps readers engaged, blending elements of super awakening stories and harem dynamics. The characters are well-developed, with a mix of action-packed training scenes, mysteries surrounding the main character's history and powers, and well-written adult scenes that enhance the narrative.
The writing style of 'Inferna' is described as engaging, with a good balance of action and character development. The book features litrpg elements that complement the storyline without overshadowing it, creating a power fantasy novel that offers both distraction and entertainment. Readers appreciate the author's ability to capture humanity and develop realistic character interactions within a harem setting, making the story feel dynamic and engaging.
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Save:In 'QualityLand' by Marc-Uwe Kling, readers are transported to a perfect world dominated by machines and AI, where even politics is influenced by technology. The story follows Peter as he navigates a society where machines anticipate and fulfill your desires, leading to a Kafkaesque adventure when he receives an unwanted item. Through satire, the book explores themes of capitalism, privacy, and the impact of algorithms on our lives, all while delivering a humorous and thought-provoking commentary on our current reality.
Nobody is Peter’s personal digital assistant. Peter picked out the name himself, because he often feels as though Nobody is there for him. Nobody helps him. Nobody listens to him. Nobody speaks to him...
