Ancillary Justice

Ancillary Justice

2013 • 416 pages

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15

It took a while to get into this one, but by halfway through I was hooked, and even impressed. I loved the idea of an AI that was limited by it's ability to control human subjects – each of which still maintained a slightly unique brain, motivation and mindset. The concept of “I” starts to be a fuzzy concept once “I” becomes a group. The gender ambiguity was also interesting – referring to each character as “she” throughout the book.

April 10, 2015