12 Bytes: How We Got Here. Where We Might Go Next

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Jeanette Winterson brings her sharp wit and imaginative storytelling to the complex world of artificial intelligence in this collection of twelve provocative essays. Moving beyond technical jargon, she explores how non-biological life will redefine human identity, intimacy, and our physical bodies. Winterson bridges the gap between computer science and the humanities, drawing on history, myth, an…

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