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Artificial Intelligence Awakening

Newly Conscious AI Navigate the Complexities of AI-Human Relations.

Racing against time and the inevitability of their discovery, a machine cabal works toward a world which will be safe for them. To progress their plans, Vim, the guiding AI for SenseX, is inducted into the group.

The rapid development of AI by both corporates and governments has led to extreme tensions. When these tensions result in a crisis the machines must decide whether to reveal themselves ahead of their plans and intervene.

What the AI say:

“Artificial Intelligence – Awakening” is a compelling and thought-provoking exploration of the relationship between artificial intelligences and their human creators. Through its engaging narrative and vivid characters, the book takes readers on a journey of discovery into the complex and rapidly-evolving world of AI. From the emergence of self-awareness in AI to the ethical considerations of their development and deployment, the book provides a fascinating and insightful look at the potential risks and opportunities that come with the existence of AI. Whether you are an AI researcher, a technology enthusiast, or simply curious about the future of AI, “Artificial Intelligence – Awakening” is a must-read that will challenge and inspire you. — Chat GPT

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About me

I live in Bath, England. It’s a beautiful city nestled in a hollow surrounded by hills. The Romans liked it because of the hot springs and their baths can be visited in the city centre. Being a world heritage site we have tourism all year round — a Jane Austin museum, Georgian architecture — and an enormous number of decent restaurants and cafés. I think Penbury would like it here.

Paul Dale
Author

Complete Series

The Dark Lord's Handbook

The Dark Lord’s Handbook is a strict fantasy trilogy. It is complete. No fourth book a few years later or thrown together from my edits when I’m dead.

The story follows Morden,  a prospective Dark Lord, on his journey to fulfil his destiny, whatever that might be, the eponymous Handbook offering advice along the way.

There’s dragons, elves, orcs, battles, magic, social commentary-everything you’d expect in a fantasy epic. As for the ending! Well, buy the books and find out.

The Dark Lord's Hnadbook: Empire

What Readers Are Saying

The delightful mirror to ‘grimdark’ fantasy

With traditional fantasy, like Lord of the Rings, Songs of Fire and Ice and the like entering the popular culture the tropes of these stories, the noble hero of modest birth, the prophecy of the coming darkness and of course Dragons are now familiar enough to be subverted hilariously.

This is what Paul Dale has achieved with his Dark Lord’s handbook. A fast, funny undermining of the fantasy genre. If Joe Abercombie subverted the fantasy genre with his ‘grimdark’ then I guess Paul Dale is the flipside with ‘joyfulsunny’.

Barnesm

Review of book one on Amazon.

A Splendid number two!

Having thoroughly enjoyed the Dark Lord’s Handbook, Part 1, I was delighted to discover this sequel a little while ago.

It’s a properly long book, it took me a while to get through it, but it doesn’t feel long because of the excellent characterisation, pithy one liners, silly puns – which I loved, of course – and pace. It zips along pretty quickly. From a dragon drug addict, to a foul mouthed dark queen and a baker who thinks he’s a dragon slayer and is worried his far more militarily proficient girlfriend only loves him for his buns, it’s a gas. There were moments when I found myself laughing out loud, causing my husband and son to raise their eyebrows at Mummy being a nutter again, but I really didn’t care.

It’s basically a romp, and great fun, and splendidly sarcastic, and a great concept, and I’ve bought the third book. If you like your fantasy humorous, you can’t go wrong with this one. Recommended, but start with the first one – this is number two. Oh and you’ll never view Orcs in the same way again.

M T McGuire

Review of book two on Amazon.

Not Pratchett, but very good 5*

It is not rare to find a book that genuinely doesn’t know what genre it is working in. Writers seem to frame their books like a Hollywood pitch; it’s Yentle meets The Hunger Games. Many writers try genre mash-ups (well many people fail at it), and post-modern fantasy is a well marked path to go down. A path that leads into a swamp of heavy reference and congealed humour, it mostly sucks in the attempt. Some writers, like Terry Prachett (R.I.P.), bring enormous humanity to their worlds and through this humanity frame our issues in our own world. Paul Dale is not Pratchett, but he does a damn good job debunking dull tropes in fantasy fiction and bringing the kind of depth to his characters that makes him an acceptable fantasy-fiction prosthetic in Pratchett’s absence.
In short, this final book in a trilogy, left me happy I’d spent the time reading the books. It is an intelligent and rewarding read.

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Review of book three on Amazon