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    Technocalypsis
    Technocalypsis
    Technocalypsis
    Audiobook10 hours

    Technocalypsis

    Written by David Sikter

    Narrated by Luke Pelletier

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    About this audiobook

    If you could live forever, would you want to? This is the story of Anita and Kimmo and their struggle against cancer; of Aender and Kiyoshi and the first interstellar war, and of An and Ki and Earth’s last days. Intertwined, these three stories take the reader on a journey from Stockholm in the year 2016 to the end of time; a story about the breathtaking possibilities offered by the development of artificial intelligence and mind upload.


    “No one is ever really gone. Everything is connected. To be alive – that is to be part of something so big and so complicated that we will never fully understand it.”


    Technocalypsis is the third book from Swedish computer scientist and sci-fi writer David Sikter’s epic trilogy Let There Be Gods, a compelling and evocative vision of the future of humanity in the age of sentient machines.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDavid Sikter
    Release dateJan 6, 2023
    ISBN9798368985824
    Technocalypsis

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