Book review: Confessions of a sentient AI algorithm

The dystopian AI potboiler appears to be ubiquitous, but Paul Bradley Carr wisely got in ahead of the rush — 'The Confessions' depicts a world gone slightly madder than ours
Book review: Confessions of a sentient AI algorithm

Author of 'The Confessions' Paul Bradley Carr, who owns a bookshop in Palm Springs, takes a dim view of those not addicted to the written word.

Sat, 29 Nov, 2025 - 01:00
Paul Whitington

  • The Confessions 
  • Paul Bradley Carr 
  • Faber, £9.99 

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