We live in a dystopia

Automated decision-making systems already influence millions of people’s lives every day—often in insidious ways and without accountability.

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I step outside for a smoke & it’s obvious the world is ending. Someone let the poets out & they’re eating all of the birds. — Gregory Sherl, “Science Fiction,” published in Split Lip Magazine

The question I struggle with most in relation to the impending automation revolution isn’t specifically one focused on the destruction of jobs , its instead one related to the eradication of purpose…

I wrote an article a few months ago talking about using science fiction for social change and activism, Science Fiction and Social Awareness Since then I have been reading a number of discussions t…