Ambition vs Integrity

Aug 7

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Noah Tuya Author Interview

Whistleblower: Integrity in AI follows a dedicated AI engineer who faces a dilemma that threatens his career and global security and must find a path forward. What was the inspiration for the setup of your story?

My inspiration was my life experience as a high-tech entrepreneur. Like in all my books, real-life events are the foundation of the story. I have changed names and identities and augmented the story to make it more engaging.

Alexander is a talented AI engineer whose morals wind up in conflict with his employer. What were the morals you were trying to capture while creating your characters?

The main moral value I was trying to capture is the struggle between ambition and integrity. In the corporate world, this struggle is omnipresent and often a fine line to walk.

What were some themes that were important for you to explore in this book?

I love to explore how the corporate environment shapes businesspeople and push the boundaries of traditional mystery. The themes that were important for exploring were ambition, betrayal, loyalty, and integrity.

What is the next book that you are working on, and when will it be available?

Since WhistleBlower, I have published the first two books of the medical thriller series The AI Singularity Experiments: The First Patient and The Second Patient. I am now working on the third book of the series.

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Whistleblower: Integrity in AI by Noah Tuya is a riveting espionage thriller. Alexander Donovan was the man behind Singulon Capital, which invested in AI startups and shaped the future of artificial intelligence.

Alexander was always willing to help, and many people he had helped became influential figures in technology and business, and they all owed him favors.

Dr Ethan Harris was a partner with Singulon Capital. Ethan’s approach had always been to prioritize transparency and ethics in the operations; for him, it was not just about the returns but how they were achieved. Ethan had a nagging feeling that there was more to Singulon Capital than met the eye. Ethan stirred up a hornet’s nest with his findings but remained steadfast and continued his pursuit of the truth, even if it meant standing alone.

Whistleblower: Integrity in AI by Noah Tuya is filled with drama, betrayal, lies, and espionage. The story was fast-paced and full of action. It was a page-turner, and I had difficulty putting it down. The suspense kept me on the edge of my seat, not knowing what would happen next. The characters were authentic and relatable.

They were introduced one at a time with a backstory. It helped a lot to get to know them and understand where they came from. The story was well-written, and with all the twists and turns, I was guessing until the end. Just as I was sure of what was going to happen, there was a twist that changed the course of the story again. I was hooked until the end.

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