Author Andy S. Falkner

In 'Goo: Science Fiction Monologue,' Andy S. Falkner explores the origins of life and the speculative futures that could follow, anchored in scientific plausibility.

In 'AI <–> NI,' Andy S. Falkner explores the tension between Artificial and Natural Intelligence, examining fears of AI dominance and the unique attributes of human intelligence that can safeguard freedom.

In 'Outswarming: Science Fiction Monologue (Megalomaniacs and Gigantophobics)', Andy S. Falkner explores the complexities of humanity's journey to swarm out of the Solar System, grappling with the advancements in artificial intelligence and the challenges of managing millions of emigrants across generations.

In 'Intelligence: Science Fiction Monologue,' Andy S. Falkner explores the intricate relationship and potential fusion between artificial and natural intelligence, delving into the perspectives of both megalomaniacs and gigantophobics.

In 'Paradigm: Science Fiction (Megalomaniacs and Gigantophobics)', Andy S. Falkner explores the implications of paradigm shifts in the development of artificial intelligence and the philosophical questions surrounding humanity's control over technology.

In 'Music Mind: Science Fiction Monologue (Megalomaniacs and Gigantophobics)', Andy S. Falkner explores the intricate relationship between language, intelligence, and emotions through the lens of music, suggesting it as a means to harmonize these aspects for improved communication and quality of life.

In 'Science Fiction Spiritual: Collection', Andy S. Falkner explores the intersection of science and spirituality, challenging the notion that science and religion are inherently contradictory through the lens of speculative fiction.

In 'AI—Affected Intelligence,' Andy S. Falkner explores the complex nature of artificial intelligence and its capacity for true intelligence, questioning the very essence of consciousness and self-awareness.

In 'Virtual Survival: Science Fiction Monologue,' humanity faces a catastrophic event that leaves virtual reality as their only means of existence, exploring themes of boredom and the limitations of digital life in a uniform universe.

In 'Fake Hype: Preapocalyptic Science Fiction,' Andy S. Falkner explores the societal implications of uncontrollable AI development and the resulting fears and power struggles as humanity grapples with its own creations.