Books matching: black ai
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Save:'Dark Intelligence' by Neal Asher is a return to his Polity universe, featuring a complex plot centered around a black AI known as Penny Royal. The novel explores themes of machine intelligence, personal stories intertwined with broader implications, and a diverse array of characters in various exotic and familiar locales. Readers are taken on a journey through brilliant cityscapes, seedy districts, dark asteroids, and the Graveyard - a devastated region between humanity and its former interstellar foe.
The book is praised for its world-building, intricate plot development, and the portrayal of vivid and diverse characters, including criminals, veterans, aliens, and unique artificial intelligences. The story unfolds at a decent pace, keeping readers engaged with surprises along the way, while offering a glimpse into a darker and more brutal universe compared to other sci-fi works.
I woke in crisp white cotton sheets to the sound of skylarks, with the sun beaming through a window somewhere nearby. I gazed up at a lighting panel inset in the pale blue ceiling and smelled comforti... - #2
Save:In "Emergency Skin" by N.K. Jemisin, a soldier is sent to Earth, now believed to be inhabited by devolved descendants, to retrieve vital samples for future development. The story unfolds as the soldier discovers facts that challenge the AI's narrative and starts to ask questions that lead to revelations about the Founders and the true state of the planet. The narrative explores themes of societal change, class struggle, and the potential for a better future through unity and care for one another.
The writing style in "Emergency Skin" is described as powerful, thought-provoking, and timely, with a mix of dark and hopeful elements. The story is praised for its creative narration method, interesting world-building, and the way it challenges societal norms and addresses relevant issues through a sci-fi lens.
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Save:'Klara and the Sun' by Kazuo Ishiguro is a novel that delves into the near future world of artificial intelligence through the eyes of Klara, an Artificial Friend (AF) who becomes a companion to a young girl named Josie. The story explores themes of love, grief, societal expectations, ethical dilemmas, and the blurred lines between humans and AI. Written in a unique and immersive style, the narrative follows Klara's observations and interactions with humans, shedding light on complex human emotions and relationships in a futuristic setting.
The book presents a thought-provoking exploration of AI, human connections, and the impact of technology on society. Through Klara's perspective, readers are taken on a journey that raises questions about the nature of love, compassion, and the essence of humanity. Ishiguro's writing style combines subtle prose with poignant storytelling, creating a narrative that navigates through themes of family dynamics, societal divisions, and the quest for understanding in a rapidly changing world.
When we were new, Rosa and I were mid-store, on the magazines table side, and could see through more than half of the window. So we were able to watch the outside – the office workers hurrying by, the... - #4
Save:'The Thing Itself' by Adam Roberts is a science fiction novel that delves into themes of reality, perception, and the nature of existence. The story follows Charles Gardener, a middle-aged man haunted by his past experiences in the Antarctic, as he navigates a complex narrative filled with philosophical musings, time jumps, and a chase scene that keeps readers engaged. The writing style is described as gripping, compelling, and brain-busting, with a mix of Kantian philosophy and a touch of humor that adds depth to the plot.
Roy would probably say the whole thing began when he solved the Fermi Paradox, when he achieved (his word) clarity. Not clarity, I think: but sick. Sick in the head. He probably wouldn’t disagree. Not... - #5
Save:In the book 'Sycamore' by Craig A. Falconer, Kurt Jacobs invents a microchip called the seed that is implantable in the left hand and works in conjunction with augmented reality contact lenses created by Sycamore, a global conglomerate. The lenses record everything in the user's field of vision, leading to a cashless society where all memories can be accessed at any time. As technology advances rapidly, Kurt realizes the sinister workings of Sycamore and the compulsory implant program. The story unfolds as Kurt grapples with the consequences of his invention and the control exerted by a dominant corporation over society's minds and hearts.
Kurt’s mental rehearsal was interrupted by a downpour so well-timed that it could only have been sent to test him. He was just five minutes into his journey and there was a long way to go; Randy’s hou... - #6
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Save:In 'His Quiet Agent' by Ada Maria Soto, the story revolves around Arthur, a quiet and unremarkable agent who craves more recognition at work. His path crosses with Martin, a mysterious and introverted coworker known as 'The Alien,' who rarely interacts with others. As Arthur befriends and nurtures Martin, a sweet and authentic romance unfolds between them. The book delicately explores themes of asexuality, friendship, and acceptance, while maintaining a subtle and heartwarming writing style that captivates readers with its quiet charm and emotional depth.
THERE WAS something about ficus trees Arthur found disconcerting. It was how he could never tell if they were real or plastic. It would irritate him to the point where he would break a leaf trying to ...
