Tag: technological singularity

It’s a rainy night in Los Angeles and food is served at Norms in plastic baskets, burgers and fries and steak and pie and coffee in an endless

In one corner of the debate on the future – or otherwise – of humanity sits Professor Stephen Hawking, physicist and cosmologist, one of the most learned and

“Maybe it was inevitable, an unavoidable collision between mankind and technology,” warns the voiceover of Max Waters (Paul Bettany), setting the scene as he visits the near derelict

Published in America last September, this spring has seen the UK publication of this collaboration from Cory Doctorow and Charles Stross, chroniclers of the boundaries of technology and