MACHINES LIKE ME - Ian McEwen
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In a world similar to, but not quite like this one, two lovers will be tested beyond their understanding . . .
A subversive novel that warns of the power to invent things beyond our control, Machines Like Me asks whether a machine can understand the human heart, or whether humanity are the ones who lack understanding.
"A sharp, unsettling read about love, family, jealousy and deceit. Ultimately, Machines Like Me asks a surprisingly mournful question: If we built a machine that could look into our hearts, could we really expect it to like what it sees . . . ?" -- The New York Times Book Review
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MACHINES LIKE ME - Ian McEwen
MACHINES LIKE ME - Ian McEwen
~ Standard Hardcover
In a world similar to, but not quite like this one, two lovers will be tested beyond their understanding . . .
A subversive novel that warns of the power to invent things beyond our control, Machines Like Me asks whether a machine can understand the human heart, or whether humanity are the ones who lack understanding.
"A sharp, unsettling read about love, family, jealousy and deceit. Ultimately, Machines Like Me asks a surprisingly mournful question: If we built a machine that could look into our hearts, could we really expect it to like what it sees . . . ?" -- The New York Times Book Review
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~ Standard Hardcover
In a world similar to, but not quite like this one, two lovers will be tested beyond their understanding . . .
A subversive novel that warns of the power to invent things beyond our control, Machines Like Me asks whether a machine can understand the human heart, or whether humanity are the ones who lack understanding.
"A sharp, unsettling read about love, family, jealousy and deceit. Ultimately, Machines Like Me asks a surprisingly mournful question: If we built a machine that could look into our hearts, could we really expect it to like what it sees . . . ?" -- The New York Times Book Review
