A really fun take on a post apocalyptic story! Even writing that seems off because the story focuses less on the end of world and more on the characters trying to figure out wtf happened and what’s next. It is a unique story but comparison may help: I found it pulling elements similar to the..
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How scary AI is even though there are good things. But in the hands of the wrong people how quickly dangerous it is. It makes you really contemplate many facets of the diversity of life, yet to have human life and trust is the utmost. I didn’t like that Alice wasn’t “discovered”. I loved the..
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The relationships between family members, and how their interaction with AI and technology causes moral and ethical dilemmas, and psychological problems….made a fascinating read!
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This story warns us of the AI overtaking. Enjoyed the family. Especially the father! He supported everyone.
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Highly thought provoking book about family dynamics, the human condition, and how AI has the potential to help us and hurt us.
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I thoroughly enjoyed the story as well as the timeliness of the subject matter in our world. I liked the narration and felt that we got to know that dad’s character very well and the children’s as well. Finally in the end we better understand the mother one of my favorite books in a long..
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Story is good and captivated me, but the weaving in of ethics and morality is an original bonus that I enjoyed.
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Received this book for free, and really enjoyed it. Geoff Jones created a cast of well developed main characters that remind me of Rendezvous with Rama – the good, the bad, the incompetent, and the crazy. The world building is through the characters eyes as they explore their new setting and had me wanting more,..
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This is a good and compelling and heartbreaking story as well as a commentary on the dangers of AI. Unfortunately, an editorial error tried to pack too many egregious incidents into one storyline, which would have been just as well in a whole different novel.
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The story is compelling and grabs you. It’s also a commentary on humans and technology and responsibility when things go wrong.