Book description
In the first hour of her new job in Melbourne, Josie is chased, shot at, and almost blown up, and all before breakfast.Why are people trying to kill her?What is so important about the package?And who are the rival organisations stopping at nothing to get what they want?Drawn into the…
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1 author picked The A.I. Job as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
If you are a mature person with English as their second language and would like to read this type of fiction in an easier to read format, then this is a fantastic book for you.
As a former teacher/trainer in ESOL and beginner maths, I am impressed that this author has used current creative thoughts on AI and modern technological ideas, rather than the older books, which will possibly contain outdated themes in the future.
It starts with Josie attending a building where she doesn't see any people.
She requested an interview, but doesn't see one living person. A robotic…
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