Psycho: You wanted to play the blame game but when the blame turned to you, chess pieces scattered across the board. Logical: The blame was reserved for you and you escaped the indefinite end. There were always two truths and a lie. Commenting on the role of AI in education, and society, Psycho, Logical delves into accusations, plagiarism and the ethical concerns that arise with this new technology. Written about university group assignments and the drama that ensues when deadlines approach, this book is perfect for anyone who wants to read about a supportive relationship, try to distinguish truth from fiction, and the tainted lies that infiltrate games of chess. All while maintaining their sanity in a world where thought is humanly inhumane.