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caseythereader 's review for:
Moral Code
by Ross Melbourne, Lois Melbourne
adventurous
dark
emotional
informative
reflective
medium-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
A mix
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
No
Flaws of characters a main focus:
No
Thanks to Books Forward PR for the free copy of this book.
- MORAL CODE is what one might call an ethics thriller. Combining tense scenes of raids with discussions of what is and isn't moral, this book explores the possibilities and pitfalls of trying to use AI for the greater good.
- And what is the greater good? Rescuing a large group in crisis, or a single person in an emergency that might ripple outward? MORAL CODE chews on this and more.
- I was so intrigued by the many possibilities touched on in this book, from robots replacing human football players to nanobots finding paths through wreckage to rescue survivors.
- MORAL CODE is what one might call an ethics thriller. Combining tense scenes of raids with discussions of what is and isn't moral, this book explores the possibilities and pitfalls of trying to use AI for the greater good.
- And what is the greater good? Rescuing a large group in crisis, or a single person in an emergency that might ripple outward? MORAL CODE chews on this and more.
- I was so intrigued by the many possibilities touched on in this book, from robots replacing human football players to nanobots finding paths through wreckage to rescue survivors.
Content Warnings
Graphic: Child abuse, Cursing, Gun violence, Sexual violence, Violence, Trafficking, Kidnapping, Alcohol