"Stern is exactly the sort of writer you want to read on the question of how useful A.I. can be in real life." — The New Yorker
"Stern’s balanced, clear-eyed assessments and crisp, funny prose make this stand out among the growing crowd of books on AI." — Publishers Weekly
"A lighthearted, accessible account." — The New York Times
"'I am not a robot,' we say, to the website, to the algorithm, to one another, to ourselves. Stern has written the clearest account yet of why it has become so difficult to say with conviction." — The Boston Globe
"In this slyly tongue-in-cheek, often unsettling account, technology journalist Stern chronicles her AI-enhanced life. She tried out self-driving cars, chatbot companions, digital fitness coaches, AI-written emails, robot masseuses, mechanical pets—even AI-generated music, literature, and life advice. The result is a highly personal portrait of what it feels like to stand on the edge of technological transformation." — Kirkus
"Stern's witty and accessible book will appeal. Her personal story mixed with her expertise makes for a page-turning read." — Amazon Editor