←Recommendations of All Too HumAIn

  • David Hansen: All Too HumAIn by John Busser
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    All this has happened before, and it will all happen again. And yet, as Busser makes all too evident with this funny but chilling short play, it will all happen again, again. In our collective race to perfect so-called "artificial intelligence" we will chase each others' tails while the machines become smarter and smarter as they watch us do it. Very well done.

    All this has happened before, and it will all happen again. And yet, as Busser makes all too evident with this funny but chilling short play, it will all happen again, again. In our collective race to perfect so-called "artificial intelligence" we will chase each others' tails while the machines become smarter and smarter as they watch us do it. Very well done.

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  • Christopher Soucy: All Too HumAIn by John Busser
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    Always a joy to read a John Busser play. Here we tackle the coming AI apocalypse. I’ve grown to adore John’s ability to set a story into motion. It’s like being a frog in a pot of water that’s slowly coming to a boil. All the elements are present as we accept the premise, but then Busser’s sleight of hand dazzles us and has us applauding at the reveal of the trick.

    Always a joy to read a John Busser play. Here we tackle the coming AI apocalypse. I’ve grown to adore John’s ability to set a story into motion. It’s like being a frog in a pot of water that’s slowly coming to a boil. All the elements are present as we accept the premise, but then Busser’s sleight of hand dazzles us and has us applauding at the reveal of the trick.

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  • Brent Alles: All Too HumAIn by John Busser
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    I loved the premise, and then the "cat and mouse" (computer mouse?) was a tremendous amount of fun, as we're kept guessing up until the ending as to the true meaning of the "experiment." Great science fiction short here that would be great to see produced!

    I loved the premise, and then the "cat and mouse" (computer mouse?) was a tremendous amount of fun, as we're kept guessing up until the ending as to the true meaning of the "experiment." Great science fiction short here that would be great to see produced!

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  • Mike Byham: All Too HumAIn by John Busser
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    A fun, interesting and creepy venture into the world of AI research, John Busser’s All Too HumAIn is thoroughly entertaining. Some great characters spitting lively dialogue will leave you guessing until the end. And it’s a great finish! Can easily see this as a festival favorite.

    A fun, interesting and creepy venture into the world of AI research, John Busser’s All Too HumAIn is thoroughly entertaining. Some great characters spitting lively dialogue will leave you guessing until the end. And it’s a great finish! Can easily see this as a festival favorite.

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