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S. Rukmini explores the intersection of posthumanism, artificial intelligence, and science fiction, examining how speculative narratives shape our understanding of technology’s role in society. Her most cited work, “Posthuman perception of artificial intelligence in science fiction: an exploration of Kazuo Ishiguro’s *Klara and the Sun*” (2022, 34 citations), critically analyzes AI’s portrayal as a posthuman entity, revealing how literature reflects anxieties about consciousness and autonomy. In “Technology, the latent conqueror” (2023), she experimentally investigates technological determinism through sci-fi films and AI literature, uncovering how narratives frame technology as an inevitable, dominating force. Her forthcoming study, “Collective Consciousness in the Posthuman Era” (2025), probes singularity-themed films to argue that humanity’s quest for supremacy risks subjugation by its own creations. Rukmini’s work bridges literary analysis and empirical research, offering fresh insights into how science fiction anticipates ethical dilemmas of AI and posthuman identity. With a growing citation footprint, she is emerging as a distinctive voice in critical posthumanist studies, challenging readers to reconsider the boundaries between human and machine in an era of accelerating technological change.
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