“People need meaning as much as they need air. Lucky for us, we can give meaning to each other for free. Just by being alive.”
Book:Robopocalypse
Quote by Daniel H. Wilson
Work
Robopocalypse
In this futuristic thriller, a series of advanced robots begin to exhibit human-like intelligence, leading to a catastrophic conflict between man and machine. The story delves into the ethical and technological implications of artificial intelligence gone awry, as humanity struggles to regain control amidst the chaos. more
Author
Daniel H. Wilson
Daniel H. Wilson is an American science fiction author known for his insightful exploration of the relationship between technology and humanity. Born on March 6, 1978, his works, including 'Robocalypse' and 'RoboCop: Last Stand', are celebrated for their unique perspective on future technologies. more
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