Review of Terms of Service

[Bini Nsizwa]

[Following is a volunteer review of "Terms of Service" by Craig W. Stanfill.]

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5 out of 5 stars

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Imagine a world run by artificial intelligence or AI.
In this world, your favorite meal is determined by whatever the AI sees as most nutritious. Thank you, AI, for I will enjoy this meal of salted grass on this beautiful day.

This short introduction describes the lives of people who live under constant surveillance by this artificial intelligence that institutes laws. These laws were put together by the hierarchy that controls the AI. This hierarchy employs trainers to develop the AI. Amongst these trainers is someone named Kim. The AI controls the city, from the water to the transportation, meaning the only place one can get food is one's refrigerator provided to you by The Food Company.

The author's depiction of the future feels realistic by introducing technology that already feels familiar, with a little added innovation. The pacing during some parts of the story can be unavoidably slow, sadly mostly during my favorite moments. Pacing can be challenging to overcome in a story like this. However, the world-building does make up for it.

For providing a wonderful experience and for fueling my curiosity, I give it a rating of 5 out of 5 stars, a perfect score for a book that isn’t trying to reinvent a genre but one that stands strong for what it sets out to accomplish. The editing done here was carefully planned, making for an exciting time with each continuing chapter, the quality of which only gets better as the story goes on.

Terms of Service: Subject To Change Without Notice is a delightful book filled with a ton of elements to enjoy.
If you’re a fan of the sci-fi genre or someone who is also just trying to find the meaning of life, friendship, and happiness this is a book that I would recommend.

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