Simon Drake – Writer

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Can technology replace love? In the not too distant future can we exist beyond the flesh, in data form, and experience emotions, friendship, simple satisfactions, sexual liasons and even jealousy?

Bill is an inventor with futuristic vices and ambitious experiments on his mind: To use technology to trial his version of creative artificial intelligence, and bring back a dead lover. He needs a breakthrough and he needs help. But the only aid he can find is from Casper, a wholesaler of clone androids to the sex-industry. Will technology think creatively, can it show love? More importantly, in the hands of Bill, does any experiment go to plan?

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Tags: artificial intelligence, Casper, death, digital world, future, life, love data, robot, robot dog, robot sex, romance, science, SF, Technology, tragedy, transhumanism

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