Britain has lost the Falklands war, Margaret Thatcher battles Tony Benn for power and Alan Turing achieves a breakthrough in artificial intelligence. In a world not quite like this one, two lovers will be tested beyond their understanding.
Machines Like Me occurs in an alternative 1980s London. Charlie, drifting through life and dodging full-time employment, is in love with Miranda, a bright student who lives with a terrible secret. When Charlie comes into money, he buys Adam, one of the first batch of synthetic humans. With Miranda’s assistance, he co-designs Adam’s personality. This near-perfect human is beautiful, strong and clever – a love triangle soon forms. These three beings will confront a profound moral dilemma. Ian McEwan’s subversive and entertaining new novel poses fundamental questions: what makes us human? Our outward deeds or our inner lives? Could a machine understand the human heart? This provocative and thrilling tale warns of the power to invent things beyond our control.
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Ian McEwan’s command of the English language and his skills for storytelling still shines through in this latest novel. However there are just a few too many issues and themes this story tries to cover (as the Guardian review also notes) - consciousness, t...
评分Ian McEwan’s command of the English language and his skills for storytelling still shines through in this latest novel. However there are just a few too many issues and themes this story tries to cover (as the Guardian review also notes) - consciousness, t...
评分Ian McEwan’s command of the English language and his skills for storytelling still shines through in this latest novel. However there are just a few too many issues and themes this story tries to cover (as the Guardian review also notes) - consciousness, t...
评分Ian McEwan’s command of the English language and his skills for storytelling still shines through in this latest novel. However there are just a few too many issues and themes this story tries to cover (as the Guardian review also notes) - consciousness, t...
评分Ian McEwan’s command of the English language and his skills for storytelling still shines through in this latest novel. However there are just a few too many issues and themes this story tries to cover (as the Guardian review also notes) - consciousness, t...
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某天在听经济学人的podcast，那期正好请了Ian McEwan来谈他的新书。作为他的粉丝，不得不把书找来。书翻完后，确实补充了些对于AI的延伸想象。从一直以来知道些皮毛的algorithm，machine learning，到近两年对于机器人进入就业市场的对其征税的热议话题，AI正在进入我们的视野，但他们是否有conscious，这部分还是空白。我想，就像曾经说学会使用工具是人和动物的区别那般，是否有consciousness是否会是人和AI的区别呢？
评分平行八十年代读来莫名有趣 读到A-and-Es集体意识自毁时只能叹一口气 或许人类情感的复杂多变捉摸不定已经不能简化成纯粹的形式了 总是忍不住觉得每个人物都很可疑 不得不说文学的未来植根于俳句似乎无法反驳哈哈!
评分平行八十年代读来莫名有趣 读到A-and-Es集体意识自毁时只能叹一口气 或许人类情感的复杂多变捉摸不定已经不能简化成纯粹的形式了 总是忍不住觉得每个人物都很可疑 不得不说文学的未来植根于俳句似乎无法反驳哈哈!
评分.................真的不好看啊，格局太小了，不喜欢女主，为了替死去的好友报酬而作伪证让真正的强奸犯锒铛入狱，好，可以理解，被机器人举报了就把机器人给杀了，理由：我要领养Mark...Mark的存在就是为了让读者更同情女主而觉得机器人死脑筋...但在我看来女主、包括男主很没劲儿，敢做不敢当，这一切不过是人机意志的较量、肉体的搏斗而已，说起道德，谁更不道德？说起感情，谁的感情更自私、更不理智？Mark就非你不可吗...还有，强行把图灵安插在里头，絮絮叨叨一大堆说教真的太刻意了...总体而言，虽然是科幻小说，但是并没有给我带来什么新的启发；这种moral dilemma太没有新意了，借用机器人但却没有机器人特色，大失所望....
评分平行八十年代读来莫名有趣 读到A-and-Es集体意识自毁时只能叹一口气 或许人类情感的复杂多变捉摸不定已经不能简化成纯粹的形式了 总是忍不住觉得每个人物都很可疑 不得不说文学的未来植根于俳句似乎无法反驳哈哈!
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