Robogenesis (2014)
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THE STACKS Post New War: 5 Months, 27 Days In its death throes, Archos R-14 transmitted a torrent of information via seismic vibrations. My careful study of the Ragnorak dispersal patterns revealed another presence hidden under the frozen surface of extreme eastern Russia. Outside the small city of Anadyr, a previously unknown artificial intelligence was buried in a mine, tended to by a maintenance man named Vasily Zaytsev. Under his care, the sentient machine was treated like an animal and expl...oited for its tactical contributions to keeping the local human population safe. After the seismic disturbance, however, the machine called Maxim found that it had a new friend—an unwelcome guest who was not about to leave.
—ARAYT SHAH NEURONAL ID: VASILY ZAYTSEV From deep in the twilight stacks, I think I hear the seashell roar of the freight elevator. I crouch in place, listening, the hair on my arms standing up. Someone is coming down the shaft.
This is the first time in two weeks.
I throw down my bolt cutter and struggle to stand on cramping knees.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THE STACKS Post New War: 5 Months, 27 Days In its death throes, Archos R-14 transmitted a torrent of information via seismic vibrations. My careful study of the Ragnorak dispersal patterns revealed another presence hidden under the frozen surface of extreme eastern Russia. Outside the small city of Anadyr, a previously unknown artificial intelligence was buried in a mine, tended to by a maintenance man named Vasily Zaytsev. Under his care, the sentient machine was treated like an animal and expl...oited for its tactical contributions to keeping the local human population safe. After the seismic disturbance, however, the machine called Maxim found that it had a new friend—an unwelcome guest who was not about to leave.
—ARAYT SHAH NEURONAL ID: VASILY ZAYTSEV From deep in the twilight stacks, I think I hear the seashell roar of the freight elevator. I crouch in place, listening, the hair on my arms standing up. Someone is coming down the shaft.
This is the first time in two weeks.
I throw down my bolt cutter and struggle to stand on cramping knees.
What to read after Robogenesis?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Daniel Wilson to read onlineMoreLess
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