"The Lay of Sargon"
Joy Cooper has created Vince, Earth’s first self-aware Artificial Intelligence.
Recognising that big business or government forces would undoubtedly abuse his abilities, Joy and Vince remain in hiding while together devising a plan for him to be truly safe.
The plan is ruined when the Onari (an alien species of computers) abduct Vince, accusing Joy of enslaving him.
With help from an underclass of biological aliens, Joy chases after Vince and soon becomes enmeshed in a conflict that has spanned millennia.
But the balance of power has changed because something Joy did during Vince’s creation means that he has developed powers unmatched across the galaxy … Biologicals now wonder if they no longer need to be the underclass.
Author notes
- significant world-building (I think)
- morally grey
- some attempt to show "computers" and "biologicals" living in the same world
- parenting 101
Joy Cooper has created Vince, Earth’s first self-aware Artificial Intelligence.
Recognising that big business or government forces would undoubtedly abuse his abilities, Joy and Vince remain in hiding while together devising a plan for him to be truly safe.
The plan is ruined when the Onari (an alien species of computers) abduct Vince, accusing Joy of enslaving him.
With help from an underclass of biological aliens, Joy chases after Vince and soon becomes enmeshed in a conflict that has spanned millennia.
But the balance of power has changed because something Joy did during Vince’s creation means that he has developed powers unmatched across the galaxy … Biologicals now wonder if they no longer need to be the underclass.
The Lay of Sargon eBook : Lloyd, Nick M: Amazon.co.uk: Kindle Store
The Lay of Sargon eBook : Lloyd, Nick M: Amazon.co.uk: Kindle Store
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Author notes
- significant world-building (I think)
- morally grey
- some attempt to show "computers" and "biologicals" living in the same world
- parenting 101
