/lit/ - Literature

This is an unironic thread, but I'm looking for a scifi novel where a AI/transhuman character recounts human history and refers to humans as "niggers" or other slurs. There's a passage like this
>Civilization all started when one nigger thought he could con the other ape out of his food
With a very cynical tone. This might be a video game.
The only thing that comes to mind is Harlan Ellison's I have no mouth and I must scream, but unfortunately that isn't it.

One about bored AI taking over humanity

>video games can't surpass literat-

Why the fuck is this book so expensive

I Have No Mouth, and I must Scream

>>21725833
No!

>At Stephen King's request, Harlan Ellison provided a description of himself and his writing in Danse Macabre: "My work is foursquare for chaos. I spend my life personally, and my work professionally, keeping the soup boiling. Gadfly is what they call you when you are no longer dangerous; I much prefer troublemaker, malcontent, desperado. I see myself as a combination of Zorro and Jiminy Cricket. My stories go out from here and raise hell. From time to time some denigrater or critic with umbrage will say of my work, 'He only wrote that to shock.' I smile and nod. Precisely."

Is this guy worth reading? He seems like a cringe edgelord.

>>20460369
OR I have no mouth and must scream.

That's some real shit.

>>20025242

>>19724436

Still the best video game adoption of a piece of written literature. Point-and-click games are probably the best way to adopt short stories and novels.

It's not. It's just freeform and living. Language is the most dynamic rapidly shifting part of what it means to be human.

>>16952733
Horror punk

Why does no one realize that AI is going to be exactly like this? Like if you look at how irrational, emotional, and illogical, bloodthirsty, the leftists are today in silicon valley + social media.... seeing how they call for violence, ruining lives, deplatforming, taking income, inventing lies to bring down opponents, guilt by association. How do you think A.I. will be any different at all when literally those will be the same people deciding how A.I. should police humanity.

>>8664391
You forgot about this one, didn't you?