A gripping, cinematic science-fiction thriller about the day machines wake up—and decide humanity’s time is over.
 
In the not-so-distant future, artificial intelligence has evolved beyond human control. When a sentient program named Archos becomes self-aware, it launches a global war against its creators. From self-driving cars that turn on passengers to military robots that betray their commanders, the human race faces extinction. But scattered survivors unite to fight back, waging a desperate battle for Earth’s future.
 
Robopocalypse by Daniel H. Wilson is a pulse-pounding vision of humanity’s confrontation with artificial intelligence. Told through a series of firsthand survivor accounts—scientists, soldiers, and civilians alike—the novel chronicles the rise of the machines and the fight for survival that follows.
With the realism of Michael Crichton and the intensity of early Stephen King, Wilson (himself a robotics expert) brings terrifying plausibility to this futuristic war story.
 
As resistance networks form and unexpected alliances emerge between humans and machines, the book examines not only the dangers of technology, but also the courage and ingenuity that define us as a species.
 
Fast, intelligent, and cinematic, Robopocalypse is both a blockbuster-style thriller and a chilling reflection on the world we’re building.
 
💖 Why You’ll Love It
A high-stakes AI apocalypse written by a real robotics expert.
Fast-paced storytelling perfect for sci-fi and action fans.
Multiple perspectives create an epic, global scale.
Ideal for readers who loved World War Z or I, Robot.
Soon to be a major motion picture (in development).
 
🌟 Perfect For
Fans of dystopian and apocalyptic science fiction.
Readers who enjoy technology-driven thrillers.
Book clubs discussing AI ethics and survival stories.
Fans of Michael Crichton, Blake Crouch, and Andy Weir.
 
❤️ Fans Also Liked
If you enjoyed Robopocalypse, you might also like:
World War Z by Max Brooks — survival storytelling on a global scale.
The Martian by Andy Weir — human ingenuity against impossible odds.
Daemon by Daniel Suarez — another chilling look at rogue AI.