The Algorithm Will See You Now

A Novel

De: JL Lycette

Narrado por: Serena Scholl

The most dangerous lies are the ones that use the truth to sell themselves.

Medical treatment determined by artificial intelligence could do more than make Hope Kestrel's career. It could revolutionize healthcare.

What the Seattle surgeon doesn't know is the AI has a hidden fatal flaw, and the people covering it up will stop at nothing to dominate the world's healthcare—and its profits. Soon, Hope is made the scapegoat for a patient's death, and only Jacie Stone, a gifted intern with a knack for computer science, is willing to help search for the truth.

But her patient's death is only the tip of the conspiracy's iceberg. The Director, Marah Maddox, is plotting a use for the AI far outside the ethical bounds of her physician's oath. A staggering plan capable of reducing human lives to their DNA code, redefining the concepts of sickness and health, and delivering the power of life and death decisions into the hands of those behind the AI.

Even if the algorithm accidentally discards some who are treatable in order to make that happen...

JL Lycette's powerful, near-future thriller, The Algorithm Will See You Now, is perfect for fans of Blake Crouch and Rob Hart.

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“I've been waiting for a book like this: a full-frontal assault on the dangers of artificial intelligence and the failures of our mangled health care system, all wrapped up in a clever, ripping thriller. Jennifer Lycette is an author to watch.”–Rob Hart, author of The Paradox Hotel

Felt like watching a movie set in the same universe as The Invisible Man

Outstanding performances elevate this audiobook from worthy to essential adaptation. The techno thriller aspect reminded me of the technology on display in The Invisible Man.

Intelligent thriller

There is a lot of medical history and philosophy peppered in an exciting little story

Thought provoking

A good story that makes you think about where US health care is headed. The angst was on repeat a bit too often for my taste, but generally the story moved forward at a reasonable pace, and there were nice twists and turns along the way. The narration was÷ excellent! I will definitely look for other recordings by this narrator!

Brilliant story and one everyone living in this digital age should listen to.

Audio was not brilliant which, sadly, dampens the overall experience. There were points in the audio where there was echoing, background noise and even duplication of narration over the original narration. The narration was fine but could have done without the over dramatization of some of the character's voices. As the story is so gripping, you can push on through this, but if I was the author or audiobook publisher of this book and wanted it to rate higher and reach a wider audience, I would consider having this entire audio re-recorded to be more appealing and enjoyable.