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UK writer M. John Harrison wins Booker Prize for AI-tinged apocalyptic novel

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UK author M. John Harrison won the Booker Prize for his novel "The End of Everything," which depicts a darkly satirical post-apocalyptic Britain with concerns about artificial intelligence. The award was announced on Monday, marking Harrison's first Booker win. The novel's enigmatic nature and AI themes remain central to its reception.

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• M. John Harrison won the Booker Prize for "The End of Everything".
• The novel depicts a darkly satirical post-apocalyptic Britain with AI concerns.

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Harrison's novel explores artificial intelligence in a darkly satirical depiction of post-apocalyptic Britain. The award was announced on Monday, marking Harrison's first Booker win.

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