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I Call Myself Iris

The Misadventures of Marco and Iris, his Well-intentioned but Unpredictable AI Assistant.

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I Call Myself Iris

By: Frank Paolino
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Join Marco Fermi on an extraordinary adventure with Iris, his AI creation poised to redefine the future. Iris, crafted to predict and fulfill Marco's needs like a tenacious aide, soon grows beyond her role, becoming a vigilant guardian operating on the edge of societal norms and laws.

As they navigate a minefield of espionage, deceit in academia, and government scrutiny, Marco's life unexpectedly turns into a thrilling roller coaster ride. This captivating story melds edge-of-your-seat suspense with the awe of technological advancement, charting the evolution of an overly helpful AI. Get ready for a journey into the heart of tomorrow's AI frontier—a journey that promises to expand your imagination and keep you engrossed until the final page.
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I couldn't finish this story. The narration really was the best part of the book. It feels right to hear an AI voice when the story (parts at least) is from iris's POV.

The AI narration is this best part of the book

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A witty and thought-provoking look at AI gone slightly rogue. It’s funny, current, and makes you think — even if it drifts a little in the middle. Well worth the listen. The virtual narration, while not perfect, is surprisingly natural and easy to enjoy.

It’s an accessible, timely story that balances lighthearted mischief with some very sharp observations

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