This second book was a surprise that pushed me forward with more of the story. It’s funny, the story has action sequences I love to write, but the characters developing have me captivated. I love third person narrative point of view, and getting into each head is where the story seems to build. As an author, I have the chance of being in a character’s head/heart. That’s where the real story unfolds. In “Fear the Jump,” the next book, my imprint on the mind of a character will be joined with an imprint left by the AI – Artificial Intelligence Matrixed for Evolving Environments or just AIMEE. AIMEE did jump, but not where Cara feared she’d go…
Category: Artificial Intelligence
An AI supposedly has no emotions or feelings and virtually none of the senses of an organic, which is what AIMEE calls humans. Take emotions ranging from pleasure to rage and plug them into an AI with no experience or context, and you have, lets’ say…opportunities.
How far can they trust an AI with access to every team member’s mind? The AI had enabled huge successes, so they could not afford to have AIMEE’s servers powered down. They needed to embrace AI-empowered thinking, which proved to be more painful to some than others.