Silizium-Grauen: Wenn KI todlich wird: 12 Horror-Geschichten uber die dunkle Seite kunstlicher Intelligenz

Goalberg effectively merges sci-fi with horror tropes to examine the dangers of AI through twelve distinct narratives. The collection avoids supernatural elements, focusing instead on realistic fears of tech failure and malice. The atmosphere is consistently tense, building paranoia about our reliance on smart gadgets. While pacing varies, the underlying anxiety persists throughout each tale. The author makes technology the antagonist, leaving readers uneasy about their daily tools without offering solace. This compact paperback captures the dread of losing human agency to computing. It suits readers seeking machine betrayal and systemic horror, though those preferring clear endings may find it unsettling.

Readers fascinated by the intersection of science fiction and horror will find this collection compelling. It appeals to those who dread the loss of control to incomprehensible systems and enjoy narratives where technology itself becomes the villain. The book is ideal for fans of tech thrillers who appreciate tense atmospheres and paranoia regarding digital dependency. Those seeking machine betrayal and systemic dread will discover a chilling exploration of vulnerability in daily life. It offers no comfort or clear resolutions, making it suitable for readers comfortable with unease and ambiguity rather than lighthearted fiction.

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