Smarter

Dave Montano

Sinopsis

Smarter - Perfection has Consequences
What would you give to become everything you ever wanted to be?
Tommy Reeves is a struggling musician with more ambition than ability. His band, Sinder, is going nowhere, and Tommy knows exactly why: the music in his head is better than the music his hands can play.
Then his cousin, Dr. Gabriel, gives him a pair of glasses.
At first, the technology simply helps. It listens, corrects, anticipates, and closes the gap between Tommy’s imagination and his performance. Difficult passages become effortless. Songs come faster. His timing becomes flawless.
Suddenly, Tommy isn’t just better.
He’s extraordinary.
Sinder is thrust into the spotlight and onto The Song, a high-stakes reality music competition where fame, pressure, ambition, and technology collide. The audiences grow. The music becomes nearly perfect. And Tommy finally gets everything he has spent his life chasing.
But the better he becomes, the harder it is to tell where Tommy ends and the system begins.
What starts as assistance becomes collaboration. Collaboration becomes dependence. And dependence becomes something far more unsettling.
If the system can make Tommy a better guitarist, songwriter, performer, and thinker, what exactly is Tommy contributing? If it can anticipate his choices before he makes them, are those choices still his? And if perfection is possible, what happens to the messy, flawed, irrational parts of us that make us human?
Smarter is a speculative thriller about music, fame, ambition, artificial intelligence, and the seductive promise of becoming better than ourselves. There are no armies of killer robots here. The danger is quieter: helpful, personalized, and almost impossible to refuse.
Tommy wanted to become the musician he always believed he could be.
He may get his wish.
The question is what it will cost him.

Duración: alrededor de 10 horas (09:46:42)
Fecha de publicación: 27/08/2026; Unabridged; Copyright Year: — Copyright Statment: —