Interesting premise, but sadly execution did not live up to my hopes and dreams here. One of the biggest problems I had with this book was the main character, who just so carelessly deals with people in her life as if they're not real and she faces zero consequences. Also the whole plot about building an AI to solve the world's loneliness problem was interesting to read about, but I never felt any real urgency to finish the project like the book was telling me I should. There were a few plot holes that just didn't make sense to me and I felt like the ending was overall rushed. 

I'm interested to see where Dyroff goes next and if it also be tech-y based. I did really enjoy reading about how technology in the future could both help save us and also ruin us further.