FILM REVIEW: 65
From tired B-listers to the biggest names in the business, half of Hollywood’s leading men want to play characters like
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science fiction
“Brain Scrub” by Elizabeth Kaye Cook
Her brain outside of her head had a cuteness, a lumpen-ness, a rubber-duckie dumbness. The bathroom lights shone on its surface. Squeaky clean.
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“Post-Solar” by D. Harlan Wilson
“The only real beginning and end is birth and death. All of the other alphas and omegas that you think you have suffered are an illusion. What remains is the horrific in-between. Amen.”
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Hardwired: Gender bias in robots and artificial intelligence
There is a common ground between the AI Sofia, the chatbot Mitsuku, the Twitter bot Tay, and personal assistant robots
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Review: Rosewater by Tade Thompson
by Alex Khlopenko Tade Thompson’s phenomenal novel “Rosewater” is beyond constraints of genre. Some called Rosewater Afropunk, some called it
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