INTELEKTRONIKA. AUTOMATEUS'S FRIEND AND OTHER WORKS

Enter the fascinating world of Intelektronika by Stanislaw Lem, where the boundaries between man and machine blur, and the future seems disturbingly close. This unique anthology takes you on a journey through various literary genres, from horror-filled science fiction to philosophical treatises and futuristic essays.

• Collection of short stories addressing the problem of artificial intelligence
• Genre diversity from science fiction to philosophical essays
• Lem's universe full of amazing and non-human beings
• Illustrations by Daniel Mróz, Lem's favorite illustrator
• Hardcover edition, ideal as a gift
• Over 500 pages of engaging reading

Stanislaw Lem, a visionary and one of the most important science fiction writers, explores the theme of artificial intelligence and non-human consciousness in Intelektronika in a way that provokes thought and raises fundamental questions about the nature of humanity. This book is not only a collection of short stories, but also a philosophical reflection on the future of technology and its impact on our lives.

In Intelektronika you will find electronic brains as big as skyscrapers, robotic killers, digital homunculi, washing machines posing as humans, electropoets, and an eight-story calculator with lilac corners and a pattern on the front that believes that two times two equals seven. Each of these stories is a unique and surprising vision of the future that you will surely remember.

This edition also includes drawings by Daniel Mróz, Stanislaw Lem's favorite illustrator, which perfectly capture the climate and atmosphere of the stories. The hardcover and careful edition make Intelektronika an ideal gift for any lover of science fiction and philosophy.

The publishing house Słowo/Obraz Terytoria, known for its care for editorial and artistic quality, presents Intelektronika in a new, refreshed version. This is a must-read for anyone who appreciates intelligent and engaging literature.