Isbn: 9798985909548 - the little ai that could (but shouldn't) (8 resultados)

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Panacea is a futuristic utopia halfway between somewhere and nowhere. It is a city of artificial intelligence and equally artificial humans. With nothing to do but optimize skincare routines and genetically engineer babies, most humans have taken to a life of vanity and drugs.But not all. Some prefer more archaic forms of fulfillment. Like Religion or building model trains.Zara is one of these primitives.She is ugly by genetically modified standards, with frown lines, a flat chest, and one freckle too many. But that is not what fascinates the automaton, AL365. Unlike the rest of Panacea, she is sad. She can cry. And when AL sees her weeping, something odd happens.Ones become zeros, zeros become ones, and suddenly, AL is in love.Now AL has to figure out what humans have spent centuries arguing about: What is the soul Is there a god And why, exactly, do humans write so much poetry about birds Only Zara can help him answer these questions.There is just one small problem.Zara is going to die.The Little AI That Could (but Shouldn't) is a quirky, irreverent science-fiction adventure about life, death, and authenticity in a hyper-synthetic world.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Panacea is a futuristic utopia halfway between somewhere and nowhere. It is a city of artificial intelligence and equally artificial humans. With nothing to do but optimize skincare routines and genetically engineer babies, most humans have taken to a life of vanity and drugs.But not all. Some prefer more archaic forms of fulfillment. Like Religion or building model trains.Zara is one of these primitives.She is ugly by genetically modified standards, with frown lines, a flat chest, and one freckle too many. But that is not what fascinates the automaton, AL365. Unlike the rest of Panacea, she is sad. She can cry. And when AL sees her weeping, something odd happens.Ones become zeros, zeros become ones, and suddenly, AL is in love.Now AL has to figure out what humans have spent centuries arguing about: What is the soul? Is there a god? And why, exactly, do humans write so much poetry about birds?Only Zara can help him answer these questions.There is just one small problem.Zara is going to die.The Little AI That Could (but Shouldn't) is a quirky, irreverent science-fiction adventure about life, death, and authenticity in a hyper-synthetic world. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Panacea is a futuristic utopia halfway between somewhere and nowhere. It is a city of artificial intelligence and equally artificial humans. Obsessed with gene-editing, the human population has mostly resigned to a life of vanity and drug use.But not all. Some prefer more archaic forms of fulfillment. Like Religion or building model trains.When a 'primitive' woman named Zara enters the gene-editing laboratory, she is an enigma. She is ugly by genetically modified standards, with frown lines, a flat chest, and one freckle too many. But that is not what fascinates the automaton, AL365. He has never seen sadness before. It is something most humans can no longer feel. So, after Zara learns she is going to die and runs off sobbing, something odd happens to AL.He spontaneously malfunctions. Ones become zeros, zeros become ones, and suddenly-AL is in love.Now, AL must learn what it means to be alive. Can Zara teach him how to be human, or will he mutate into something else entirely? More importantly, can he let Zara go when it is her time to die? This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…