Editing Talk:Artificial intelligence in fiction (section)

== Taxonomy of AI in fiction ==

Utopian | Dystopian makes for a very readable article. 

Delving into recent studies of the intersection of fiction and AI policy, though (each world drawing inspiration from the other), I came across an account{{snd}}open access, I think{{snd}}of an attempt to derive a taxonomy by analysing a sample of award-winning, C21st science fiction stories. I mention it here as food for thought: 

*Hudson, A.; Finn, E.; Wylie, R. (2003) [https://doi.org/10.1007/s00146-021-01273-2 What can science fiction tell us about the future of artificial intelligence policy?] ''AI & Society'' '''38''': 197–211

I'm mulling this over and following up the citations and keywords to see if there are other scholarly secondary sources going in this general direction{{snd}}not that I'm at all clear, so far, about where this might be leading, if anywhere... — [[User:Protalina|Protalina]] ([[User talk:Protalina|talk]]) 22:17, 17 March 2024 (UTC)