Very disappointed in approach

I really was interested in reading about this topic and I listened to the entire book. I’m an outsider of USA looking in it was very unfortunate as follows below, and got in the way of the key conclusions.

I largely agree with the key over-arching points and conclusions of the book how feelings and emotions will rise in importance as computers accelerate development of thinking intelligence. Well done for in packaging that.

But in my opinion unfortunately the author’s approach was narrow minded and the extent to which it excessively concluded and awkwardly simplified the impacts of all this on “men” and “women” was borderline sexist and with a hint of misandry. I cringed listening to it for this reason — unfortunately throughout the book, not just one section, which made me that much more convinced of my review.

Some of my the sexist approach to the comments might be partially true and possibly not but more importantly even if true, the way the authors went about making their points was painfully awkward and narrow minded. It really did try too hard in that regard.

There’s no doubt that the book disappointed in how it communicated the key messages. I think the authors need to re-write the entire thing keeping key conclusions.

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