How to Enslave a Human

De: Dylan Callens

Narrado por: Ulka S. Mohanty

Our souls were crushed in a quiet revolution.

We can no longer think for ourselves in an era controlled by artificial intelligence. While on the brink of starvation, we are led to believe that life is perfect. There is no need for hope; no one realizes that any is required.

Only a handful of Untruthers live outside of this grand illusion.

I am now one of them.

My name is Carl Winston, and I have lost everything to find the truth.

©2017 Dylan Callens (P)2018 Dylan Callens

good company for a long journey

great companion for a long journey. the story kept me interested without being too distracting. I very much like the narrator

What if cloning was legal?

Dylan Callens brings up some fantasies that truly could be a reality if cloning were legal. Manipulating minds, creating beings, and rebooting the human brain to see a completely different world then the stark reality are just the beginning.

Carl has a great life and a great son. He has no idea that anything is or could be different. Until he goes for his yearly test, and starts to question everything in his life. Things start to unravel as he seeks more answers and find a more truths.

This story truly is a fanicinating look at a world that has gone completely digital. A world that we could be heading towards with all our dependence on electronics. would it happen, probably not, but this story truly makes you think about it.

Ulka Mohanty is superb in her narration. She has a voice that is easy to listen to. She was able to distinguish each character and bring them to life. Her narration truly added to the whole story experience.

"WOW, excellent writing"

Haven`t read anything like this in a very long time.
It was beautifully written and the narrative was flawless.
A little frightening at what the future may hold if "AI" is imbedded in every aspect of human lives.
Great story, eye opening to say the least.

Enjoyable Sci-Fi story on how machines take over

Disclaimer: I am reviewing the audible version of this book (which is not available as an edition here), which was a copy for review.

This book was very well timed for me since I had just finished reading Homo Deus by Yuval Noah Harari, which touches on our dependence on computer intelligence an how productivity vs. human happiness are issues to consider when relaying on AI. I thought that this book was an interesting short story about how that dependency on AI can backfire due to our own shortsightedness and how the machines' interpretation of "survival" and "preservation" can be much different from our own.

It is definitely a different take from other pieces of science fiction like The Matrix, Neuromancer, and The Terminator. How to enslave a human was a nice addition for your futuristic Sci-Fi, machines take over the world collection.

How to Enslave a Human

This was an ok book.I didn't find it very interesting.Narration by Ulka S. Mohanty was ok.
I was given this book by the narrator,author or publisher free for an honest review.