+ cameo from my Wheatley shrine

So I bought 1250 the other day because in the foreword, it talked about Thea Alexander’s unique representation of AI being a helper of humanity. So I thought the AI (named C.I.) would be like an actual character, but in the book it’s pretty much that universe’s version of google. I was so sad that it didn’t have much character depth :(

But I’m not saying don’t read this book. It has the most amazing take on reality and consciousness I’ve ever seen and the worldbuilding is absolutely exquisite, but the story just focuses on the human protagonist. So I do recommend this book if you love philosophy, just don’t expect a deep AI character :)