The classic book that proves some of literature's oldest fears have come true

E. M. Forster’s The Machine Stops imagined screen-bound lives, technological dependence and fading human skills in 1909, ...
The Boston Globe

In 1909, E.M. Forster foresaw the real threat from AI

Long before Hollywood made killer robots seem all too plausible, the British author worried that technology would undermine humanity by making life too easy. Our species will get backstabbed by ...
Christianity TodayOpinion

The Malnourished Ministry of Relational AI

Last month, the article “When His Church Goes Dark, They Talk to His Digital Twin” described how California pastor Justin ...
City Journal

A Passage to Doomsday

In 1909, Edward Morgan Forster published a story, “The Machine Stops,” which now seems astonishingly prescient. One does not normally associate E. M. Forster with science fiction: he is considered ...