science fiction
Scientists are now teaching AI how to read human minds
"In the hands of the wrong actors, this data would enable an unprecedented level of surveillance," AI researcher Laura Herman told Newsweek.
'The Peripheral' character guide from Flynne to Aelita
Amazon Prime Video's new science fiction show, which premieres Friday, has a number of characters to keep an eye on.
The Korean Shows Returning for Season 2, From 'Hellbound' to 'Squid Game'
Everything you need to know about all the K-dramas confirmed for a second season, including the apocalyptic thrillers "All of Us Are Dead" and "Sweet Home."
Could There Be a Black Hole Lurking on the Edge of the Solar System?
Becky Smethurst tells Newsweek a black hole is a couch cushion, "not pulling anything towards them. But if you lose something down the side, it's gone forever."
Daniel Dae Kim on 'Fascinating' AMC+ Show 'Pantheon'
Daniel Dae Kim spoke to Newsweek about AMC+ sci-fi animated series "Pantheon" in which he plays a recently deceased father who reconnects with his daughter.
Chris Hemsworth's 'Spiderhead' Netflix Release Date, Cast, Trailer, Plot
"Spiderhead" is the new sci-fi movie starring Chris Pratt and Miles Teller, coming soon to Netflix.
'Midnight Pals,' Imagining Top Horror Writers as Kids, Gets Hugo Nomination
"I plan to immediately let this go to my head, like the dude who made 'Boondock Saints,' and alienate all my friends," creator Bitter Karella joked.
Will There Be Another Season of 'Star Trek: Discovery'?
The Paramount+ show is coming to the end of its current episodes—but will "Star Trek: Discovery" boldly go into Season 5?
Actor Wil Wheaton Slams Netflix, Chappelle for Headlining Joke Festival
The former child star, now a popular blogger, criticized the streaming channel for having Chappelle on its lineup for an upcoming comedy festival.
Here's Why 'Lost In Space' Has Been Cancelled
Netflix's sci-fi show is coming to an end with its third season, which is set to be released on the streaming platform on Wednesday, December 1.
What is 'Snow Crash'? Twitter Compares Facebook's 'Metaverse' to '90s Novel
Neal Stephenson's 1992 dystopian sci-fi novel featured a virtual reality Metaverse eerily similar to the one just unveiled by Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg.
Why Today Is Known As 'Star Trek Day'
Patrick Stewart, LeVar Burton and George Takei are some of the legends scheduled to take part in panels discussing old and new projects for "Star Trek Day."
'Rick and Morty' Season 5 Episode 2: The Asimov Cascade Explained
Rick, Morty and the Smiths face off against countless clones of themselves in season 5's "Mortplicity" on Adult Swim.
David Prowse 'Much More Than Darth Vader,' Says Mark Hamill
Fans and celebrities pay tribute to the English actor, best known for his role as the antagonist in the film series' original trilogy.
'Star Wars' Writer Says Disney is Refusing to Pay Owed Royalties
"You owe me royalties on these books. You stopped paying them," author Alan Dean Foster wrote in a letter to Disney after the company allegedly refused to pay him royalties owed on "Star Wars" books he had written.
'The Expanse' Book 9 Titled 'Leviathan Falls,' Has 2021 Release Date
In a live-stream event, the duo behind the pen name James S.A. Corey revealed details about the upcoming final novel in "The Expanse" series.
'Star Trek: Discovery' Casts 'Last of Us Part II' Transgender Actor
Two new cast members will depict a non-binary and a transgender character in the next season of 'Star Trek: Discovery.'
Star Trek Is Back, Here's How Lucille Ball Once Actually Saved The Show
Despite not understanding the concept of the show at first, Ball was a key player in the series getting made.
'The Expanse' Author Knows Season 5 Release Date, Discusses Series End
In response to questions posed over social media, James S.A. Corey delved into the future of the series and the possibilities of spinoffs or prequel stories.
'Game of Thrones' Fans Want George R.R. Martin Imprisoned to Finish Book 6
Martin jokingly wrote that fans could imprison him if he didn't finish his latest book in time for New Zealand's Worldcon 2020, which began today. Now fans are trying to hold him to his word.
Authors Highlight Racial Pay Disparities With #PublishingPaidMe
Critically acclaimed black authors are offered advances that are sometimes shockingly lower than payments offered to white authors, a new hashtag promoting transparency reveals.
How to Watch Brandon Sanderson and More at TorCon Virtual Books Convention
A newly announced virtual books convention will host events featuring some of speculative fiction's biggest authors, including V.E. Schwab, Nnedi Okorafor and Brandon Sanderson.
The New 'Tenet' Trailer Already Has Christopher Nolan Fans Guessing
Nolan's next blockbuster thriller is supposedly coming to theaters on July 17, but that remains to be seen.
Talking Murderbot With 'Network Effect' Author Martha Wells
'The Murderbot Diaries' author Martha Wells describes to us Murderbot's favorite shows, the state of the Corporation Rim and what's up with extraterrestrial life in the series' first novel, 'Network Effect.'
Tweeting About #MayThe4th? Disney Wants to Make One Thing Clear First
The folks at Disney+ have some stipulations for anyone using the #MayThe4th hashtag to celebrate 'Star Wars' Day.
'The Expanse' Author Nixes Musical Episode Idea
James S.A. Corey has another sci-fi project coming after 'The Expanse,' but is it as likely to feature a singing space cowboy?
Today in Science Fiction: On April 16, a'Star Trek' Cold War
April 16 marks the first day of filming for the last good "Star Trek: The Original Series"' movie and the 274th anniversary of a battle that would become a sci-fi staple.
Greetings From the World of Tomorrow — It's Today in Science Fiction
April 15 marks a day in science that inspired science fiction forever. It's also the anniversary of one of the best episodes of 'Star Trek: Deep Space Nine.'
'The Ministry for the Future' By Kim Stanley Robinson Cover Reveal
Check out our exclusive cover reveal for bestselling science fiction author Kim Stanley Robinson's upcoming novel 'The Ministry for the Future.'
How 'Picard' Showrunner Michael Chabon Honored 'Star Trek's Past
'Star Trek: Picard' is set in 2399, further forward than any previous 'Star Trek' series, yet features beloved characters who haven't appeared on TV screens for decades. Here's how showrunner Michael Chabon balanced the past and a new, perilous future.