English language
Published April 18, 2012
Kill Decision
4 stars
(32 reviews)
Kill Decision is a science fiction novel by Daniel Suarez, published in 2012. It deals with themes of espionage, artificial intelligence, and warfare using robots and drones. The story deals with the fictional scenario where insurgents have created automated drones that identify enemies and make the decision to kill them (the "kill decision") without human intervention.
Steen Christiansen reviewed Kill Decision by Daniel Suarez
Review of 'Kill Decision' on 'Goodreads'
3 stars
A good tech thriller whose narrative is formulaic but the speculative parts of insect drones and future present warfare are fascinating.
Chris Hubbs reviewed Kill Decision by Daniel Suarez
Review of 'Kill Decision' on 'Goodreads'
3 stars
Suarez is the modern heir to Michael Crichton, doing for computers what Crichton did for biology and genetics. While this book was based around a fascinating concept, there was no real surprise as to where it was going from nearly the first chapter. Compared to Suarez' earlier books, this one was fine but not nearly as engaging or tense.
davidrperry reviewed Kill Decision by Daniel Suarez
Review of 'Kill Decision' on 'Goodreads'
5 stars
an excellent techno-thriller, well researched and thoroughly enjoyable.
not quite as dark as Daemon/Freedom, but still very much in the "could happen" vein of futurism.
chadkoh reviewed Kill Decision by Daniel Suarez
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4 stars
Not as good as his other two, and a bit formulaic, but if you don't already have a background in military history, Indian ship breakers and social media, you will enjoy this book.
Don reviewed Kill Decision by Daniel Suarez
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3 stars
This book had only pieces of the future-tech excitement of the previous two books. The plot was predictable, the selection of future-tech ideas didnt complement each other as in previous books.
Ross Schulman reviewed Kill Decision by Daniel Suarez
Review of 'Kill Decision' on 'Goodreads'
3 stars
Fine for what it was, Bourne-ish thriller fiction with a sci-fi vibe.
