The Brain Machine

by Chris Turner

Brain 0.4 is the marvellous invention of Professor Sadsook. The professor is more or less pleased with his AI prodigy. Especially when it creates a stir revealed nation-wide for the first time. The bigger question is: can the professor handle his own creation? Speculative fiction, 6100 words.

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First published August 6, 2011

About the author

Chris is a prolific author of fantasy, adventure and science fiction. His books include: Swords and Skulls, The Starship Rogue series, Bindu, Haloband, The Dragon Sea Chronicles, The Alien Alliance series, Icarus, The Relic Hunter series, Beastslayer, Rogues of Bindar, Future Destinies, Fantastic Realms and Denibus Ar.

Chris is also a prolific painter, with nearly a thousand oil art works to his name. He has been involved in extensive studio recording. After graduating from University of Waterloo in Honours Mathematics and Computer Science he backpacked and biked throughout Europe and Asia in the 90s before teaching computer programming courses in Ottawa, Canada.

Chris’s other interests are guitar, cycling, meditation, canoeing and tennis.

Reviews

[David · Rating 2 out of 5]

Nothing to tweet home about, it just feels unfinished...

[Marcus · Rating 3 out of 5]

This was a hard book to get a handle on and to be perfectly honest, I never did. I didn't understand what the author was trying to say or portray in the story.