![]() I mean, he figures out how to make haikus! And his version of morals- well, let’s just say it doesn’t mesh well with his human companions. It was hard for me not to read ahead to see what he would do next. What Machines Like Me gets right: I loved reading about the philosophy and morality behind AI versus humans, and Adam was fascinating to me from the beginning. The setting is an alternative 1980s England. Their interactions grow increasingly strange and morally compromising as they navigate dilemmas with their mutual love interest, Miranda. ![]() Machines Like Me is about an impulsive man, Charlie, who buys an AI named Adam. So when his new book about an AI man came out this year, I had to get my hands on it. I read Atonement a few months ago ( you can read the review here) and fell in love with how Ian McEwan writes. ![]()
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