Later AI fiction after cyberpunk: uploads, distributed minds, ships, companions, robot societies, synthetic labor, and post-LLM anxieties.
Greg Egan · 1994
A rigorous simulation and mind-upload novel about identity, continuity, and artificial worlds.
Greg Egan · 1997
A major digital-mind and posthuman intelligence novel for readers who want AI beyond humanoid robots.
Charles Stross · 2005
A singularity-era novel about accelerating intelligence, economics, and posthuman transformation.
Ann Leckie · 2013
A landmark AI-point-of-view novel built around distributed identity, empire, and embodiment.
Annalee Newitz · 2017
A biotech and robot-personhood novel about autonomy, property, labor, and corporate control.
C. Robert Cargill · 2017
A post-human robot-western about machine survival after humanity's fall.
Ian McEwan · 2019
A literary android novel that uses alternate history to examine AI, consent, judgment, and moral rigidity.
Kazuo Ishiguro · 2019
A quiet companion-AI novel that asks what artificial care can see, misunderstand, and still meaningfully give.
Ray Nayler · 2022
A contemporary consciousness novel linking AI questions to nonhuman intelligence and corporate extraction.
Adrian Tchaikovsky · 2024
A recent robot-bureaucracy satire about automation after institutional meaning has collapsed.