Markus Schwinge
In my works, I view our world through a humanistic prism. I invite you to leave familiar paths of thought to understand how we can preserve our humanity in the storm of technological change and actively shape the future. At 58, I now stand for values that connect us as a society. While my novel 48 explores the boundaries of AI science fiction, the Ark books address the existential question of our time: the looming loss of individual control in the face of an overpowering digital reality.
List of Works
What remains of us humans?
The world only has 48 years left
THE ARK
An exciting exploration of the milestones of our culture – from the taming of fire to the power of algorithms. At the center is the question: What defines us as humans when machines become ever smarter?
• Inspires everyone who wants to understand how technology shapes our history and future.
• A win for readers who appreciate well-founded analyses in clear, narrative language.
• A valuable guide for anyone looking for orientation in a technological world.
In this captivating all-age science fiction thriller, you accompany a brave heroine who receives a signal from space. This discovery affects all of humanity and plunges her into a difficult moral dilemma.
• A reading pleasure for teenagers aged 14 and up and all fans of cross-generational literature.
• A special work for sci-fi lovers who passionately follow topics like climate protection and AI.
• Perfect for anyone who appreciates stories about strong personalities and profound ethical questions.
This book combines storytelling with philosophy to explore the role of ethics, power, and artificial intelligence in our world today.
• A valuable guide for people who want to actively and responsibly help shape change.
• A reading experience for anyone who prefers to view technology from a human perspective.
• A clear call to strengthen our democratic culture and our mutual understanding.
Markus Schwinge
"It is not that we have too little time, but that we have too much time that we do not use."
Philosophical Focus
The work of Markus Schwinge is entirely dedicated to humanistic values. He places the individual at the center of technical change and universal questions. Each of his books invites you to protect the core of our identity in a digitized era and to intelligently question the great ethical challenges of the present.