| Title | : | Lurk: A Disturb Ink Books Anthology (Sinister Century, #6) |
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| Language | : | English |
| Format Type | : | Kindle Edition |
| Number of Pages | : | 72 |
| Publication | : | Published September 9, 2024 |
Lurk, the sixth and final installment in Disturb Ink Books’ Sinister Century series, explores the eerie intersection of horror and artificial intelligence. As technology becomes ever more intertwined with daily life, these stories shine a light on the darker side of innovation, where reliance on AI can lead to unsettling consequences.
In a high-tech facility designed to house asylum seekers, an advanced AI system takes on an unexpected and chilling roleA religious leader discovers that placing trust in an AI savior comes with unforeseen dangersA grieving teenager tries to reconnect with her lost sibling using an experimental AI program—with unnerving resultsA letting agent faces the grim past of a luxury penthouse, where technology and tragedy seem to be intertwinedEdited by H. Dair Brown, this anthology weaves together spine-chilling horror and thriller tales from acclaimed and emerging authors, Kieran Marsh, F. Malanoche, Kassidy VanGundy, and Mark Robinson.
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Disturb Ink Books publishes fiction that lurks in the haunted land where quiet horror and psychological thrillers meet.
Lurk: A Disturb Ink Books Anthology (Sinister Century, #6) Reviews
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At a time when the future of AI is a scary concept, along comes an anthology that encapsulates those fears.
Four very different stories, by four indie writers (myself included) all with very individual takes on the horrors of technology.
Kieran Marsh foresees a bleak future where the elderly and asylum seekers are housed in AI assisted living controlled by AI. What could go wrong, you ask, when computers learn from right-leaning media…
F. Malanoche shows us the future of an AI God who can answer all our prayers in an instant. When does a new religion become a cult?
Kassidy Vangundy takes a swipe at social media and how AI could let the dead continue to influence us.
My take examines whether there is really a difference between ghosts and AI in a modernised haunted house.
