Human or AI? A Modern Frankenstein Tale

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Trust in technology series: Human or AI? A Modern Frankenstein Tale

In the first of six pieces on trust in technology, eCom’s Creative Thinker Sophie McKay Knight explores why we need to keep the human in tech and talks to the writer of an intriguing new play from Stellar Quines Theatre Company, Frankie Stein, inspired by Mary Shelley’s gothic horror, Frankenstein. The production takes a feminist look at the rise of AI and the Tech Giants, and explores the impact of technology on our lives, the power imbalances inherent in Big Tech and what this means for gender equity.

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Posted 12 May 2025

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