I'd be interested! I've always been into the idea of a book club, but have never actually been in one. It seems like a totally cute idea though.

If the book club is still going on, I'd love to join, too!

very interested! I love reading. Not sure what you mean by AI aspects, but I'm curious to know more.

It could be interesting, but I have some questions:

1. Must we read the choosen book all in the same language? What should we do, when a book(series) isn't on-hand in the country we living in, because of the release/translation takes too much time? (Half a year or more)

2. I'm extremely picky with buying a book. And I don't want to pay for a book nor a theme I don't like. Is there a list we can choose a genre from or something?

Thank you in advance. ^^

I'm sure Ai stands for artificial intelligence.

Like E-books or something? Sorry, I'm hopelessly old school. Electronics and I generally don't get each other.

I hope this definition helps you of what AI is: Artificial intelligence (AI) refers to the simulation of human intelligence in machines that are programmed to think like humans and mimic their actions. The term may also be applied to any machine that exhibits traits associated with a human mind such as learning and problem-solving.

E-books are only books you can read through E-Readers in digital forms. That's not AI.

Have you ever seen the swedish tv serie Real Humans? That is a good example for AI or the movie A.I. from 2001 and maybe the movie I, Robot (which I never seen, so I'm not 100% sure).

OK?... Now how the heck would something like AI apply to reading books??? (I'm very suspicious of machines that think. If the Roomba vacuum ever gets smart enough to avoid the cat I'm smashing it.) Never saw the movie but I read the Asimov book back in the '70s. I remember it dealt with robot-psychology, but not much else about it. There's a good start for re-reading! I'll have to hunt down my older paperbacks.

I'd also be interested in joining if this is something you're still planning on doing