This is one of those rare books that is an entertaining read and thought-provoking simultaneously. My own novels are set in the far future and AIs are ubiquitous in that context. In this book, AIs are utilized but not self-aware. The authors postulate an operating system that has an intrinsic moral imperative. Their characters define morality in the context of worldwide societal samplings. Combining the impact of artificial intelligence with self-replicating nanotechnology provides a plot framework that resonates with modern research.
The impact of corporate raiding and overwhelming greed
provides the requisite villains to the story.
Roy is an Elon Musk type innovator without real-life flaws.
Keira demonstrates how good intentions can lead to skirting legal
restraints and personal morality.
This review is somewhat circumspect as I wish to avoid
spoilers.
I really enjoyed this book and it provided a wealth of introspection.
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