Books matching: bleeding edge technology
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Save:Kill Decision by Daniel Suarez is a techno thriller that delves into the world of autonomous combat drones and the consequences of advanced technology in warfare. The plot follows an entomologist whose research on ant behavior is stolen to develop a drone army, leading to a high-stakes mission to stop the use of drones in warfare. The writing style is described as fast-paced, action-packed, and filled with realistic bleeding-edge technology that creates a believable and thrilling plot. The author, Daniel Suarez, is praised for his ability to spin tech tales that sound plausible and grasp the technology he writes about.
From eight thousand feet the rescue workers looked like agitated ants as they scurried around the wreckage of a car bomb. An MQ-1B Predator drone zoomed its cameras in for a close-up. Debris and body ... - #2
Save:"Aristoi" by Walter Jon Williams is a sci-fi novel set in a future world where the Aristoi, individuals with godlike powers obtained through genetic manipulation, control both reality and simulation. The story delves into the lives of these Aristoi, exploring their inner daemons, societal rituals, and the consequences of their actions. The plot unfolds with elements of adventure, technological advances, philosophical exploration of humanity, and intricate worldbuilding, creating a society that is a blend of techno-utopia and authoritarian dystopia.
Persepolis, in the Realized World, was an interesting artifact. It shaded by degrees into “Persepolis,” the real place becoming, with its illusory/electronic deeps and towers, an ever-flexible, ever-u...
