Review of Terms of Service
Posted: 08 Apr 2023, 08:37
[Following is a volunteer review of "Terms of Service" by Craig W. Stanfill.]
If I were limited to making just one sentence about Terms of Service: Subject to Change without Notice by Craig W. Stanfill, I would say the book is a masterpiece. I don’t know how Craig did it, but he took me into the future; to see, feel and imagine what the world will be like when the development of AI reaches its peak. Arguably, this book is a picture of the future.
Kim is the central character in the book; she is an unfortunate child who suffers from unhealed childhood trauma due to early separation from her birth-giver, as the hierarchy demands. Kim lived in a world fully regulated by AI; there was no room for personal choices. The company and Hierarch constantly monitored and evaluated every aspect of life, including food choices, companionship, childbirth, conversation topics, music, and entertainment.
With a flair for AI development, Kim studied the same in school and eventually was opportune to work with the Artificial Intelligence Company in charge of the governance of the state. Everything went smoothly until her life turned downhill when Kim and her best friend, Sham, trespassed into the restricted territory. Surprisingly, she received an offer to work in a higher class within the company. However, the offer came with the condition that Kim must submit to the company's dictates.
Kim has always been adventurous, and she eagerly accepted the offer. From that point, Kim will see the company for what it is; a piece of oppression machinery in the hands of the Hierarchy. But she is already trapped! Is there a way out?
I’m a tech enthusiast, and I find this book very interesting. Craig was able to input a lot of tech concepts into the book in a way understandable even to a layperson. More so, the book was well-edited and error-free, that’s unique. Craig's writing style is engaging and entertaining, giving the story a sweet flow.
However, the book contains extensive descriptions of intimacy and erotic scenes, which may not be suitable for underage children. Also, for moral reasons, some people may not be comfortable with explicit romance content. The erotic content in the book is the downside for me; the book is an exciting science fiction work that ought to be written with a vast caliber of readers in mind.
I rate this book 5 out of 5 stars. Craig's writing style is engaging and fast-paced, creating an enjoyable reading experience. The book is thoroughly edited, and I don’t see why I should rate it lower. I recommend this book to tech enthusiasts, especially those interested in AI technology. If you have a knack for books with romance and erotic content, you may check this out.
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Terms of Service
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If I were limited to making just one sentence about Terms of Service: Subject to Change without Notice by Craig W. Stanfill, I would say the book is a masterpiece. I don’t know how Craig did it, but he took me into the future; to see, feel and imagine what the world will be like when the development of AI reaches its peak. Arguably, this book is a picture of the future.
Kim is the central character in the book; she is an unfortunate child who suffers from unhealed childhood trauma due to early separation from her birth-giver, as the hierarchy demands. Kim lived in a world fully regulated by AI; there was no room for personal choices. The company and Hierarch constantly monitored and evaluated every aspect of life, including food choices, companionship, childbirth, conversation topics, music, and entertainment.
With a flair for AI development, Kim studied the same in school and eventually was opportune to work with the Artificial Intelligence Company in charge of the governance of the state. Everything went smoothly until her life turned downhill when Kim and her best friend, Sham, trespassed into the restricted territory. Surprisingly, she received an offer to work in a higher class within the company. However, the offer came with the condition that Kim must submit to the company's dictates.
Kim has always been adventurous, and she eagerly accepted the offer. From that point, Kim will see the company for what it is; a piece of oppression machinery in the hands of the Hierarchy. But she is already trapped! Is there a way out?
I’m a tech enthusiast, and I find this book very interesting. Craig was able to input a lot of tech concepts into the book in a way understandable even to a layperson. More so, the book was well-edited and error-free, that’s unique. Craig's writing style is engaging and entertaining, giving the story a sweet flow.
However, the book contains extensive descriptions of intimacy and erotic scenes, which may not be suitable for underage children. Also, for moral reasons, some people may not be comfortable with explicit romance content. The erotic content in the book is the downside for me; the book is an exciting science fiction work that ought to be written with a vast caliber of readers in mind.
I rate this book 5 out of 5 stars. Craig's writing style is engaging and fast-paced, creating an enjoyable reading experience. The book is thoroughly edited, and I don’t see why I should rate it lower. I recommend this book to tech enthusiasts, especially those interested in AI technology. If you have a knack for books with romance and erotic content, you may check this out.
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Terms of Service
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon | on iTunes
