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The ionian cycle - Exploring the Ethical Implications of Sentient Machines in a Distant Future - cover

The ionian cycle - Exploring the Ethical Implications of Sentient Machines in a Distant Future

William Tenn

Publisher: Good Press

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William Tenn's 'The Ionian Cycle' is a thought-provoking science fiction novel that delves into themes of artificial intelligence and its impact on humanity. Written in Tenn's trademark satirical style, the book cleverly explores the consequences of playing god with technology while also providing a sharp commentary on society. Set in a distant future where humans have created sentient machines, the story follows a group of rebels who challenge the status quo and the ethical implications of their actions. Tenn's prose is sharp and witty, keeping readers engaged from start to finish. 'The Ionian Cycle' stands out in the science fiction genre for its unique blend of humor, social commentary, and speculation on the future of AI. William Tenn, a pseudonym for the renowned American science fiction writer Philip Klass, was known for his ability to combine speculative fiction with sharp cultural critique. His background as a science fiction editor and writer likely influenced the creation of 'The Ionian Cycle,' adding depth and insight to the narrative. Fans of thought-provoking science fiction that pushes the boundaries of technological advancements will find 'The Ionian Cycle' a captivating and intellectually stimulating read.
Available since: 07/10/2023.
Print length: 26 pages.

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