Editor’s Letter: "The problem isn't the technology but the people."

The release and financial failure, or at least disappointment, of Blade Runner 2049 continued the long-running trend of dystopia around the way technology will influence our lives in the future.

It’s certainly far more likely than utopia, humans are rather good at messing up good things after all, but it’s also far more interesting. How we can corrupt ourselves through our own sense of invention has always been a great source of fiction.