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Artificial intelligence has become a part of our daily lives whether we’re conscious of it or not – and there’s a brand-new fiction novel out that explores the potential dangers and ethical implications of advanced AI technologies and the blurred lines between human creativity and machine-generated content.
It highlights the struggle to control a technology that exhibits intelligence and autonomy beyond its creators’ intentions, ultimately raising questions about the potential consequences of relying too heavily on AI in various aspects of life.
In this episode, Dr. James Gregory once again joins internationally-acclaimed bestselling fiction novelist Lana McAra – this time to share key insights about his newly-released fiction novel
When your fiction writing delves into and covers topics that you see in your daily life, it becomes simpler to create the suspension of disbelief that leads to #Unputdownable page-turners that keep your readers hooked.
Tune in and hear Dr. James Gregory’s thoughts on:
- In Killer App, the main character, Bryce Bogle, experiences perhaps the worst of AI – What Dr. Gregory thinks would happen if AI ever self-actualizes?
- How AI could manipulate the public if used by journalists, like in Killer App
- As a former advertising executive on Madison Avenue, if he was still running his agency today, whether he would allow his team to use AI and why (or why not)?
- The positive positive aspects of AI and how we can use it to benefit society?
- Along with Killer App, Dr. Gregory also included a bonus story, Artifacts. The main characters, Steve Stackhouse and Nancy Crocker, appear in other books he’s written in the past; how these characters and these stories come together
- And much, much more!
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About the Author: Dr. James Gregory
Dr. James R. Gregory is a renowned expert on corporate brand consulting.
After selling his firm in 2013, he began writing fiction books based on his experiences in the fast-paced world of international finance and working with high-powered CEOs, which evolved into a series of exhilarating novellas known as Small Fortunes, featuring the unforgettable characters of Steve Stackhouse (Jim) and Nancy Crocker (Evelyn).
These gripping tales of love, destiny, and seizing opportunities have struck a chord with readers from all walks of life, propelling Small Fortunes to Amazon's bestseller charts and branding Jim as the "King of the Short Reads!"
His first full-length fiction novel, Zephyr's War, was released in 2024.
His new novel, Killer App, was released in February 2025 and is based on Artificial Intelligence and all the benefits and problems it can create.
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