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    Kuba - The Birth of a Super-Powerful A.I: Rogue Hackers, #0

    By John Minx

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    A free 10,000 word short featuring Kuba - the A.I. from The Rogue Hackers Series - this story plunges us into the murky world of Moscow as the Soviet State Collapses, when a brilliant mathematician rewrites the rules of what is possible for machine intelligence, and his stunning creation catches the attention of the Russian mob . . .

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJohn Minx
    Release dateNov 10, 2017
    ISBN9781386417316
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    Kuba - The Birth of a Super-Powerful A.I: Rogue Hackers, #0
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    John Minx

    Short-listed for the Michael Marks Awards and To Hell With Publishing Prize, I’m a longtime digital nomad and portable author at peace with my seven-kilo bag. In this way I’ve spent more than a decade on the road, crossing several continents in the process, with extended stays in China, Ethiopia, and Brazil. The one constant being a love of fiction writing—I’m as passionate as ever about composing novels on the move. Recent travelling highlights include a micro-publishing expedition to Juazeiro do Norte, a musical pilgrimage to Mindelo, and collaboration with the Tobiya Poetic Jazz group in Addis Ababa.

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