About “All the troubles of the world”

Multivac, a massive computer that governs the world and can predict potential crimes before they occur, declares that someone is planning to destroy it. The story centers on this unexpected threat, as the computer's vast intelligence and global control make it a central figure in society. The announcement creates a sense of urgency, as the system's own existence is now at risk. The narrative explores the implications of a machine that not only manages the world but also faces the possibility of being sabotaged. The story highlights the tension between human actions and the power of advanced technology.

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Published
1989
Latest edition
1989 · ISBN 0886822335

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All the troubles of the world by Isaac Asimov has 32 pages.

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