It’s a question being asked with increasing frequency, in tones ranging from quiet skepticism to outright indignation.

The "hypnocracy" of competing narratives has become the truth.

The books have already been written and readers are already reaching for them. So why don’t we have a name for them?

In today’s landscape, a writer’s words don’t just disappear. They’re scraped and indexed to train the very systems that may replace them.

Lately I've been asked this question more and more--and it has become increasingly difficult to answer.

AI won’t arrive like an enemy—it’s already here.

A reader admonished me the other day. He told me I shouldn’t have written this book. It was a warning.

Not all tech-driven stories are about explosions or dystopias.