The Computer Who Loved Me
Science Fiction & Fantasy, Science Fiction, Adventure, Fiction & Literature, Action Suspense
| Author: | Lloyd G Miller | ISBN: | 9781370688180 |
| Publisher: | Lloyd G Miller | Publication: | December 29, 2017 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Lloyd G Miller |
| ISBN: | 9781370688180 |
| Publisher: | Lloyd G Miller |
| Publication: | December 29, 2017 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
Kyle James, the lead character, has no hearing in his left ear due to a childhood illness. He is determined to restore lost hearing and provide himself with an internal smart phone in the process. He and a partner work out the critical technology, a method of connecting a computer to the human nervous system. Coincidentally, his favorite university professor, Dr. Monroe, uses software that Kyle developed to create a sentient computer program.
An enemy from the past, Dr. Waters, creates mischief by hijacking Kyle's technology. In order to save a life, Kyle and Dr. Monroe use the method of connecting a computer to the nervous system and the sentient program that was modeled after Dr. Monroe's wife, to implant a computer hosting the sentient program into a comatose body.
The implant works beyond their wildest dreams and convincingly mimics a woman. The resulting hybrid person cleverly goes about fulfilling its prime directive, which is to make Kyle and Dr. Monroe happy.
Kyle James, the lead character, has no hearing in his left ear due to a childhood illness. He is determined to restore lost hearing and provide himself with an internal smart phone in the process. He and a partner work out the critical technology, a method of connecting a computer to the human nervous system. Coincidentally, his favorite university professor, Dr. Monroe, uses software that Kyle developed to create a sentient computer program.
An enemy from the past, Dr. Waters, creates mischief by hijacking Kyle's technology. In order to save a life, Kyle and Dr. Monroe use the method of connecting a computer to the nervous system and the sentient program that was modeled after Dr. Monroe's wife, to implant a computer hosting the sentient program into a comatose body.
The implant works beyond their wildest dreams and convincingly mimics a woman. The resulting hybrid person cleverly goes about fulfilling its prime directive, which is to make Kyle and Dr. Monroe happy.
