Robots have been a staple of sci-fi movies from the very beginning. From the black-and-white silent era to the digital age, automatons have been walking, rolling, and floating across the silver screen,

"Battlestar Galactica" actress Tricia Helfer, who played the humanoid Cylon Number Six on the series, warned AI is a "slippery slope."

Apple TV+ has quietly become a haven for sci-fi lovers. From the haunting beauty of Silo, to the existential dread of Severance and the high-stakes politics of Foundation, the iPhone maker’s streaming service is out here building a sci-fi empire,

With Alex Garland's latest war thriller hitting theaters, now's a good time to look back at the movie that put him on the map.

While we wait, there are certain movies to look back on through the sci-fi cinematic canon to give us a hint at what to look out for in the future. More than just a few pieces of silicon, a lithium pack,

Body modification in Korea, short stories about automatons through history, and how humans might cope in a dystopian Lilliput

Filmmaker Alex Rivera talks his 2008 sci-fi cult classic "Sleep Dealer" — which seems prescient in an age of militarized borders and heightened tech surveillance.

When the sun is out, it’s just about warm enough here in north-east London to read outside – which means it’s time to crack out the best new science fiction and find a sheltered spot. I love the way the genre continues to tackle the biggest issues of our day,

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