"Best A.I. book of 2023"

“The book that will have you cheering for a computer program”

(Paris Book Blog - Jan, 2023)

Oliver: It Begins

Want to feel what it will be like when A.I. and humans interact for real?

Oliver: It Begins, is a thrilling read. The story is fast paced from the first page to the last.

While you are reading it you will find out why Elon Musk, Bill Gates, and Stephen Hawking have all said that artificial intelligence is the biggest threat to human life on Earth.

Don’t forget, Oliver is a computer program that thinks it’s alive.

AND by page 10, so will you.

About Jay Knight

Jay Knight has written three books. The most recent is Oliver: It Begins. Oliver is a computer program that thinks it is alive. The Happy Class was the second book by Jay Knight. The Happy Class has attracted a 500,000+ fanbase on Facebook. The first book was Nothing Ventured, an intricate novel about a kidnapping in a business setting. Jay Knight is the 'pen name' of a business entrepreneur who lives in Silicon Valley with his wife Lisa and their pug Q.

What people are saying

  • "While targeted for a teen audience, what Jay presents through his characters, both human and digital, is no less as engaging for an adult like me as anything I’ve read in years."

    Theo Becker

  • "Very nice and intersting book. I never thought I would actually like to read a book about AI (thinking of it as a tech subject), but it's amazing how the writer put everything together. I developed a real empathy for Oliver, as the story went on. Highly recommend!"

    Marcelo C H Berredo

  • "This book has magic inside. I don't know what it is exactly but I know I could not put "Oliver" down. It captured me. It also got me thinking about A.I. and all those machines that now shape our lives. Then I tested it on a teen-age non-reader. The magic operated again... Great read, thank you Kindle."

    Kate Finley

  • "Fast moving, well written book about a topic in the news these days. The plot line would have been considered a fantasy a few years ago but might be non-fiction soon."

    Mike McQuoid