Craig A. Stueber

Books

Technology changes what we can do.
These books ask what it changes in us.

Craig A. Stueber writes about artificial intelligence, automation, human judgment, and what happens when systems become capable of doing more of the work that once required us.

Coming 2027

Forthcoming

The Comfortable Apocalypse

When Survival Isn't the Problem. Irrelevance Is.

A book about a future that does not arrive through collapse, but through successful systems that make human participation increasingly optional. The Comfortable Apocalypse examines what convenience, automation, and artificial intelligence can quietly displace, and how we can preserve agency without rejecting progress.

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Currently Writing · Aiming for 2028

The Automated Patient

An exploration of artificial intelligence in healthcare and what happens to judgment, responsibility, presence, and the relationship between patient and clinician when more of care can happen through machines.

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