Marc-Antoine KANE

What if your phone knew you better than you knew yourself?At seventy-five, Dany gets a new phone with built-in artificial intelligence. He expects a practical device. Instead, he finds himself dealing with an AI that answers his questions, anticipates his needs, and interferes in his private life with an unsettling amount of enthusiasm. Danielle, his wife and a former schoolteacher, tries to keep her feet on the ground.
But between misunderstandings, absurd answers, and increasingly embarrassing situations, even she begins to wonder which of them-the human or the machine-is really in control of the conversation. In the first book of the Dany, Danielle and the AI That Invites Itself In series, artificial intelligence does more than just help. It moves in. And it clearly has no intention of leaving. A funny, accessible novel about artificial intelligence, everyday life, and the strange misunderstandings that arise when technology becomes far too involved.