The Consciousness Company

 The Consciousness Company

Reviewed By  Ian Banks       July 2, 2024

 

Author  MN Rosen

Distributor:      Amazon UK
ISBN:                 9781068640810
Publisher:         Alfebella Publishing
Release Date:   July 2024  

   Website:   https://www.amazon.co.uk

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An idea, a thought, a what if conversation between two friends sees the birth of what is considered as a new way of looking at life. They have a garage and in that garage they set about creating what will be an entirely new concept of being able to understand who they are and how their past and thoughts affect them emotionally and psychologically.

This start-up takes off slowly, but gathers speed far faster than they ever imagined. The Artificial Intelligence they have created sets some limits, but eventually these limits expand. When they take the next step into creating ‘suits’ for their clients to better utilised this new concept, it seems like a brilliant idea, but……………

And then they meet an Entrepreneur, make the fateful decision to launch the now very large, very successful company onto the Stock market and find that as the Company expands so do the many issues that go with tampering with minds, creating thoughts and listening into another person’s thoughts and feelings.

As the story unfolds, people are becoming seriously unhappy with what is happening to them, that their very thoughts are being formed for them, that they are challenged by a form of intelligence that has no morals, no boundaries.

The Consciousness Company carefully explores the vastly unknown limits of Artificial Intelligence (AI), and the possible effect on the human mind, that is slowly but surely beginning to permeate so much of what we do in our daily lives. Rosen looks at what can happen when there are no limits, no legal boundaries and considerable financial reward or gain becomes the motivating factor.

Is The Consciousness Company prescient, a droll look into what is the future or the product of an author’s thoughts and feeling? This is your conclusion to draw, and even thought this is a work of fiction, it is based on very, very real plausibility’s!

Fiction