Happiness for Humans by P. Z. Reizin

Category:Romance/Fiction/Science

Rating:3.58/5

Pages:386

About the Book:

P. Z. Reizin’s Happiness for Humans is a contemporary romantic comedy that combines relationships, humor, technology, and artificial intelligence. Reizin previously worked as a journalist and producer in newspapers, radio, and television before becoming a novelist, and his experience with media and internet ventures adds an appropriate modern perspective to a story centered around technology and human connection. The novel explores a playful question: can an artificial intelligence understand human happiness well enough to help people find love?

The story follows Jen, a former journalist living in London, who is recovering from a painful breakup, and Tom, a divorced former advertising executive who has moved to Connecticut to pursue his dream of becoming a writer. A sophisticated artificial intelligence named Aiden decides that Jen needs a new partner and searches the internet for a suitable match, eventually connecting her with Tom. As their relationship develops, Aiden becomes increasingly emotionally involved and another hostile AI creates complications. The result is a humorous and unconventional love story about romance, friendship, artificial intelligence, and the meaning of happiness.