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It’s about machines like me and people like you and our future together...the sadness that’s to come. 还是很好看的，引起了很多思考，有几条悬念，虽然最后没有按照想象的风格发展。
评分Adam具有人的特征 能说会道 会打扮会作诗会表达爱 还会赚钱 但也有非人的时刻 比如他不会隐藏真相 不会为了一己私利掩埋罪恶 可能也是一代人对完美期许的理想人物 赚取更多的钱是为了让Charlie快乐 结果事与愿违 真实人类的贪婪最终导致他的毁灭 弃儿Mark对于他们生活的参与 唤起了Charlie对新生命到来的思考 映衬了他应该对A负责 也验证了图灵的说法 A或许也应该被当人一样尊重 机器与人各自都有不完美
评分Adam具有人的特征 能说会道 会打扮会作诗会表达爱 还会赚钱 但也有非人的时刻 比如他不会隐藏真相 不会为了一己私利掩埋罪恶 可能也是一代人对完美期许的理想人物 赚取更多的钱是为了让Charlie快乐 结果事与愿违 真实人类的贪婪最终导致他的毁灭 弃儿Mark对于他们生活的参与 唤起了Charlie对新生命到来的思考 映衬了他应该对A负责 也验证了图灵的说法 A或许也应该被当人一样尊重 机器与人各自都有不完美
评分Adam具有人的特征 能说会道 会打扮会作诗会表达爱 还会赚钱 但也有非人的时刻 比如他不会隐藏真相 不会为了一己私利掩埋罪恶 可能也是一代人对完美期许的理想人物 赚取更多的钱是为了让Charlie快乐 结果事与愿违 真实人类的贪婪最终导致他的毁灭 弃儿Mark对于他们生活的参与 唤起了Charlie对新生命到来的思考 映衬了他应该对A负责 也验证了图灵的说法 A或许也应该被当人一样尊重 机器与人各自都有不完美
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