Kurt Braunohler's Top Book Recommendations
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Kurt Braunohler@randbot @jackiekashian @nkjemisin that book is GREAT. (Source)
Nicholas WhyteIt’s about a future war and the dialogue between people and artificial intelligences. There’s also a very interesting gender aspect to it as well, in that her protagonist doesn’t distinguish people by gender. What is at first presented as a slight deficiency in the way that the computer intelligence sees the world, makes us realise it’s a deficiency in the way we’re seeing the world. (Source)
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