Sarah Bronte Connor

“I’d like to be known as Winter.” “Winter. I like that.” “I know, right? ‘Winter is coming.’ ” “What?” Black Winter sighed. “Why do I work with people who lack culture?”
― Todd McAulty, The Robots Of Gotham

“In the bottom corner we saw an emaciated corgi, peeking around the corner, watching us leave. She would glance down at the floor, back to us, and down again. Her legs trembled unsteadily, and a thin line of drool escaped her mouth. But she made no move toward the food in the bowl yet.”
― Todd McAulty, The Robots Of Gotham

“Turing had pointed out that, if one could carry out a prolonged conversation with a machine—whether by typewriter or microphones was immaterial—without being able to distinguish between its replies and those that a man might give, then the machine was thinking, by any sensible definition of the word. Hal could pass the Turing test with ease. The”
― Arthur C. Clarke, 2001: A Space Odyssey

“Machines feel emotion, though I don’t know if we can love. But in the past two years, to my great sadness, I’ve discovered that they can hate.”
― Todd McAulty, The Robots Of Gotham