Artificial Artifacts

De: John Fennec

Narrado por: Eric Meyers, Laurence Bouvard

A visionary debut collection exploring the rise of artificial intelligence and adapted technologies and their impacts on human existence.

From a small rural American town subjected to horrors brought by an elaborate deep-fake hoax, to Black Mirror-esque fables about technology dependency, age extension, and psychological invasions, Artificial Artifacts invites listeners on a journey where the boundaries between human and machine blur, and the consequences of our creations become chillingly profound.

As enigmatic tech mogul Peter Byrell's story unfolds, so does the tapestry of our digital age, leaving us to ponder: in a world where truth is malleable and consciousness is encoded, what does it truly mean to be human?

©2024 John Fennec (P)2024 John Fennec

Great book

Interesting stories interlock to give a sense of possible future. John Fennec is a talented writer.

Thoughtful, scary look at AI, but also humanity and what makes us human

The unconventional structure of this book, told in a series of vignettes rather than one linear story, was really thoughtful. I really enjoyed this book. The narration was also very well done!