โ Scribed by Martin H. Greenberg; John Helfer
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
As our world and daily lives become more and more involved with and dependent on complex technology, concern over what the future holds increases. If computers achieve genuine Artificial Intelligence will they still willingly serve humankind? Or will they develop their own agendas, ones that might be harmful to people? If the machines rebel, can we shut them down? What kind of world would we be left with if we did? These are just a few of the questions explored in fifteen brand-new stories by some of science fiction's most visionary minds. From a post-Al-war Earth where humans have traded technology for survival... to a time when the world literally begins to break down... to a master video gamer challenged by the military to snatch victory from an unwinnable scenario... to an entirely new kind of naval warfare... to a soldier caught in a battle on a far-distant world who's determined to beat technology at its own game and even the odds for humans... here are inventive and cautionary tales about some of the futures we may be building for ourselves right now.
Library : Science Fiction
Formats : EPUB
ISBN : 9780756404369
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