Romak Rahaman | Reedsy Discovery

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left a comment on Robot Detective5 months ago

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A very intriguing mix of classic detective fiction and futuristic science fiction, this is the story of Detective Rob-71, a robot programmed to solve crimes in a large, technologically advanced city. In a world where AI plays an ever-increasing role in society, this one is unique: programmed not only to analyze evidence but also to understand human emotions and motivations. As he tracks a series of mysterious murders, Rob-71 has to penetrate into a world where human bias against robots and ethics on the autonomy of AI come to the front. The novel is a reflection on the nature of consciousness and morality. As Rob-71 delves deeper into his investigations, he begins to question his own programming, developing a kind of self-awareness that challenges both himself and the people around him. This journey provokes interesting questions: Can a robot really learn to be empathetic? Where is the dividing line between the machine and human consciousness? These questions about identity and free will make the book interesting and timely in light of AI and ethics. The writing style of the author is one of its key strengths: fast-paced detective storytelling intertwined with introspective moments, which add depth to Rob-71's character. The scenes are vivid, and the city's gritty, futuristic ambiance is well-crafted, drawing readers into a world both familiar and unsettling. Still, some readers might feel that the plot's heavy reliance on technical jargon and futuristic details often drags the pacing at moments that veer into heavy explanation of robotics and AI theory. On a personal level, the challenge from Robot Detective makes me question what it truly means to be human and think critically of our increasingly AI-driven world. The journey of Rob-71 toward understanding and self-doubt brings a surprisingly human touch to the story and encourages reflection on how we might one day coexist with AI entities that may think and feel differently from us. I would suggest Robot Detective for the science-fiction fan who insists on depth or for fans of offbeat detective stories. Robot Detective is an interesting study on AI potential; although it is at times complex, the issues in the book make the book memorable and applicable for anyone interested in this future aspect of human and AI relationships.

left a comment on Keepers of Time5 months ago

5 months ago

An intriguingly riveting novel, Keepers of Time unfolds the complexity of issues with time, history, and human nature. It concentrates on a series of characters called "Keepers" whose job it is to keep the timelines of multiple parallel worlds straight. And with each one of them who is faced with trials and unintended side effects, he has to handle ethical concerns of free will, predestination, and the cost of tampering with history. All these key characters-the wise and conflicted leader Selene, the curious novice Kai, and the enigmatic rogue Keeper, Jaxon-bring a unique perspective into the story, challenging the reader to think of personal sacrifices that can ensure reality. One of the book's most compelling themes is the moral ambiguity surrounding the Keepers' roles. The author raises thought-provoking questions: Can we justify erasing certain events to "correct" the future? And what right do these Keepers have to decide which paths deserve preservation? Through the characters' internal conflicts, the novel explores the tension between personal autonomy and the greater good, making the reader contemplate the boundaries of power and responsibility. The storytelling is a mix of strengths and minor weaknesses by the author. On one hand, world-building is really imaginative and careful; every scene feels alive, and lore about the Keepers seems well-planned and has a very rich backdrop to the journeys of characters. However, the overloading of details sometimes kills the pacing at times, especially in early chapters that are a little overwhelming. Nevertheless, once the story gains momentum, it becomes a riveting experience. Personally, the novel touched me by challenging my understanding of fate and choice. The emphasis that the narrative places on the weight of one's actions has left a lasting impression, especially as the characters confront the costs of their decisions. I would highly recommend Keepers of Time to morally complex science fiction and fantasy readers with philosophical undertones. It requires patience upfront, but the payoff is so very worth it for interested people in stories that push readers deep into thinking about the existence of things and the retribution of altering history.

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