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A Strange and Brilliant Light
by Eli Lee
4,5* rounded to 5.
An interesting book that talks about topics that will be at the centre of the political discussions in the next year.
AI is already here, we met AI when we use chat bot or when our preferences are analysed by algorithm.
It's terrifying and fascinating at the same considering that some AI programs were already to auto correct their code.
This story is about algorithms, data, technical aspects but it also about political solution and the impact on people life.
Lal, Janetta and Rose are three women who share a common past. Lal and Rose were friends, Janetta is Lal's sister.
They shared a lot but their ideas and life view are totally different.
I didn't like Lal as she reminded a number of people I met and who were totally sold to an enterprise philosophy.
I loved Rose and Janetta. Rose is full of life, Janetta is the mind that must come to term with the impacts.
It's thought provoking book, disturbing at times as it talks about a dystopia that could be our future.
This is a debut and I think that author will surely grow into an excel author.
I think that the plot drags a bit or the tone is a bit too preachy.
The last part was exciting, fast paced and I loved it.
It's a thought provoking and gripping speculative fiction, highly recommended.
Many thanks to Jo Fletcher Books and Netgalley for this ARC, all opinions are mine
An interesting book that talks about topics that will be at the centre of the political discussions in the next year.
AI is already here, we met AI when we use chat bot or when our preferences are analysed by algorithm.
It's terrifying and fascinating at the same considering that some AI programs were already to auto correct their code.
This story is about algorithms, data, technical aspects but it also about political solution and the impact on people life.
Lal, Janetta and Rose are three women who share a common past. Lal and Rose were friends, Janetta is Lal's sister.
They shared a lot but their ideas and life view are totally different.
I didn't like Lal as she reminded a number of people I met and who were totally sold to an enterprise philosophy.
I loved Rose and Janetta. Rose is full of life, Janetta is the mind that must come to term with the impacts.
It's thought provoking book, disturbing at times as it talks about a dystopia that could be our future.
This is a debut and I think that author will surely grow into an excel author.
I think that the plot drags a bit or the tone is a bit too preachy.
The last part was exciting, fast paced and I loved it.
It's a thought provoking and gripping speculative fiction, highly recommended.
Many thanks to Jo Fletcher Books and Netgalley for this ARC, all opinions are mine