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    Future Glimpses Three: Two AI Meet in a Bar
    Future Glimpses Three: Two AI Meet in a Bar
    Future Glimpses Three: Two AI Meet in a Bar
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    Future Glimpses Three: Two AI Meet in a Bar

    By Matthew James

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    Future Glimpses is a science-fiction short story series that explores the effect technology has on our world and on us.

    In the third short story, two AI walk into a bar to share a drink and reminisce...one American and one Russian. What are they really there for? And how will it affect humanity?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMatthew James
    Release dateMay 14, 2020
    ISBN9780463135907
    Future Glimpses Three: Two AI Meet in a Bar
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    Matthew James

    Matthew James is a writer of oddities. He had a background in biological sciences, with a degree and PhD in neuroscience, and once spent two years looking after 50 cats. No, really. Matthew writes whatever inspires him from religious satire to dystopian science fiction and lately erotic fiction with the series of short stories, 'Adventures in Swinging', currently holding his attention. Only an atheist is his first novel and the sequel is Jesus Returns Matthew lives with his wife and two cats in the North-West of England.

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