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  1. by Isaac L. Wheeler (Veritas)

    Cold War tensions return while simultaneously AI chat-bots dominate the news. We see more information about Battle Angel Alita and Blade Runner 2 finally has an official title....

  2. by Carolina S. · 2 logs

    “Battle of Lights, Coney Island”, by Joseph Stella Think about an artistic movement that praised the machine, technology, and speculated about the future: that saw in those the...

  3. by Daniel Rodriguez

    Cyberpunk news over the past few days has brought us eSports, impressive hacks and 400lb people in bed. So don’t lock yourself way and hide. Come check out what happened this...

  4. by Dann Lewis · 1 log

    The year is sometime in the 1980’s, possibly mid fantasised 1990’s. The world remains pixelated, and you, my friend, are the newest Hypno Enforcer. Developed by Jay Tholen,...

  5. by Isaac L. Wheeler (Veritas) · 1 log

    This week in cyberpunk the mega-corporations are out in force, but at least we have excellent media distractions to keep our minds busy. Ghost in the Shell, The Machine, and...

  6. by Daniel Rodriguez · 2 logs

    Your cyberpunk news this Friday includes some junk software, bad laws, dangerous corporate mergers, and a whole lot of hacking going on. There’s so much to get to, so let’s see...

  7. by Isaac L. Wheeler (Veritas)

    Adaptations and remakes dominate our cyberpunk world this week. Is our stagnation in innovative film a sign of our greed ridden cyberpunk world? It is not surprising that the...

  8. by Daniel Rodriguez

    This Last Week in Cyberpunk, the US government distances itself from some corporations and gets closer to others. Cyberpunk Reality NSA Hacking Tools Leaked The National...

  9. by Isaac L. Wheeler (Veritas) · 2 logs

    This week in cyberpunk we get a sneak peak at some upcoming cyberpunk/dystopian television alongside developments in our world that not so long ago would have been firmly in...

  10. by Daniel Rodriguez

    It’s been a rough decade for video game developer and publisher Nintendo. Despite defining the medium over 40 years ago, Nintendo has been overshadowed by corporate giants Sony...

  11. by Daniel Rodriguez · 1 log

    Climate change takes lives, cops cozy up to tech to launch precrime, and hackers slide in your DMs. This is what happened last week in cyberpunk. Cyberpunk Reality Deaths Hit...

  12. by Dann Lewis · 2 logs

    ‘We are all chimeras, theorised and fabricated hybrids of machine and organism; in short, we are cyborgs.’ Donna Haraway, pp. 158 As the Automaton Sequence comes to an end, I...

  13. by Isaac L. Wheeler (Veritas)

    This week in cyberpunk, advances are made in advanced technologies for human augmentation. It is no surprise that with large scale augmentation on the cusp of reality, that...

  14. by Dann Lewis

    And so here we are, the dreaded Frankenstein, or the Modern Prometheus week. For the purpose of this article, I am referring to Mary Shelley’s opus, and to a lesser extent...

  15. by Daniel Rodriguez

    Welcome to the Cyberpunk Now. Robots patrol the streets, kill criminals, and make you burgers. Robocop anyone? Cyberpunk Reality Dallas Police Deploy Robot to End Standoff A...

  16. by Isaac L. Wheeler (Veritas) · 4 logs

    Our reality continues to march blindly into the cautionary territory of cyberpunk dystopias. The most progress this week seems to be in the field of artificial intelligence....

  17. by Dann Lewis

    To ask the question, what is a robot, may, to some people, indeed sound overly simplistic, or even pointless. We all know what a robot is; it is a mechanical tool used to...

  18. by Daniel Rodriguez

    There was a whole lot going on last week in cyberpunk news. Cyberpunk Technology Hyperloop Sets off for Moscow After its successful test in Las Vegas Elon Musk’s conceptual...

  19. by Dann Lewis

    The term sprawl is more commonly associated with Gibson’s Sprawl series, and his imaginings of a highly technological cityscape that swathes the populous, still...

  20. by Dann Lewis · 1 log

    I used to work at a bookstore. I woke up early. Brushed my teeth. Ate something resembling breakfast. Travelled via bus for over an hour. Bought coffee. Drank coffee. Opened...