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Dark intelligence by Neal L. Asher · Booklabria

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Dark intelligence

Science FictionSpace warfare

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TransformationBook 1 of 3

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First published: 2015
Language: English
Editions: 6
Series: Transformation, 1

Synopsis

After awakening one hundred years after his death at the hands of a haywire AI, Thorvald Spear vows revenge on the machine intelligence and marshalls Isobel Satomi, former criminal and part AI herself, to his cause.

Subjects: Science Fiction
Space warfare
Human-alien encounters
Artificial intelligence
Robots

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