I, Robot: What Nicholas Carr’s ‘The Class Cage’ Teaches Us About Our Robot Future

Is a robot future dystopian or utopian; does our interaction with machines reveal more about our humanity or our inhumanity? Are we willing to accept the semblance of friendship and personhood from robots if it is more in line with our preconceptions of these things than we get from actual human beings? Will the singularity be achieved by dehumanizing humans instead of humanizing robots?



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