Benim Gibi Makineler

Hiroshima and Nagasaki were not destroyed by atomic bombs and Alan Turing, who continued his life as a war hero, made a breakthrough in the field of artificial intelligence. A world it opens up. In an alternative 1980s London full of technological innovations and social unrest, lonely and aimless Charlie Friend spends the money he inherited from his family to buy one of the first limited-edition humanoid robots, Adam and Eve; He proposes to his neighbor Miranda, with whom he is in love, to create the personality of his own Adam together. However, Adem, who initially impressed them both with his intelligence and adaptability, will discover his own moral principles over time, leaving Charlie and Miranda with a secret that is difficult to confront and with inextricable dilemmas.

What makes a human being? Will it be possible one day for an intelligent machine to understand people's inner world? What would a world where artificial intelligence surpass humans in both knowledge and ethics look like? Ian McEwan's new novel, Machines Like Me, never loses its excitement and tension as it asks such questions.

Clever and humane... A retrofuturist family that can also be read as a parable about the concepts of artificial intelligence, consent and justice. drama.

The New Yorker

Machines Like Me offers impressive variety. Excited by ideas, intelligently approaching emotions, bringing together the latest scientific developments, philosophical speculations and lively social observations, this book is full of accurate observations about politics, thought-provoking and entertaining.

The Sunday Times< /p>

One of McEwan's best novels.

The Observer

(From the Promotional Bulletin)

Dough Type: 2. Dough

Number of Pages: 256

Size: 13.5 x 21

First Print Year: 2019

Number of Prints: 1. Edition

Language : Turkish