Monday, December 20, 2021

Metal Like Blood In the Dark, by Ursula Vernon as T. Kingfisher

A good solid escape story. Explores how AIs programmed to trust might figure out that humans (and other AIs) are not necessarily trustworthy. Like others, I think I have read this story before in some other form, but it's not a bad thing for it to come around again.

David Shontz’s review of Metal Like Blood in the Dark | Goodreads

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