Bodies (Machines)

In exploring the intricate relationship between humanity and technology, Iwan Rhys Morus delves into the historical foundations of artificial intelligence, revealing its roots far beyond the modern era. He invites readers to witness the evolution of machines not merely as tools but as entities that have influenced the course of human development. Through an engaging narrative, Morus scrutinizes the philosophical and cultural implications of our quest to create intelligent machines, challenging the commonly held belief that this endeavor is a recent phenomenon.

Morus balances intellectual rigor with accessibility, making complex ideas resonate with a wider audience. He intertwines historical milestones with contemporary issues, such as ethics and identity, prompting readers to reflect on how machines have shaped—and continue to shape—their lives. As he examines the intricate dance between bodies and machines, Morus opens up a dialogue about what it truly means to be human in an age of smart technology.