How to Survive a Robot Uprising

The blend of comedy and nonfiction is unique—I'm curious whether it came from personal experience, satire, or a desire to make tech topics more accessible.

Some advice made me laugh out loud, but I also wondered if any of it could actually work in a real robot uprising scenario. What's your take?

The book makes the idea of a robot rebellion less scary and more entertaining, but does that change how people perceive the risks of automation?