In this 'technothriller' fiction book, an FBI agent hunts a new kind of terrorist through a Washington, DC, of the future. Authors P. W. Singer and  August Cole combine fiction with a fact-based tour of tomorrow. The book is set in a future America on the brink of a revolution, one both technological and political. The science fiction of AI and robotics has finally come true, but millions are angry and fearful that the future has left them behind.

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Author: P. W. Singer , August Cole
Publisher: Houghton Mifflin Harcourt
Date: May 2020
Pages: 432
ISBN: 978-1328637239
Print: 1328637239
Kindle: B07T4KLT74
Category: General interest / Fiction

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