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　　《AI与爱》收录了五篇科幻小说：

　　五篇作品，五种不同的AI——

　　有3D打印“复活”出来的克隆爸爸；有唤醒植物人儿子的AI意识体 ；有伪装成许愿精灵的数字神兽；有传承非遗文化的机器人；还有一个能够续写《红楼梦》真正结局的大语言模型！

　　2026年，AI不再是陌生的新事物，它已经悄悄嵌进了我们对家人、对死亡、对传承的想象里，也被写成了各种天马行空的故事。

　　其中，《续梦》的作者刘艳增，曾作为“2025年新加坡作家节（SWF）”特邀嘉宾，主持科幻文学创作分享工作坊。

 　　封面是新加坡画师 Lera Lim 的作品：一颗被电线悬置的心脏，一只手伸向另一侧的机械之手——像信任，也像试探。

 　　虽然讲的是AI，但是这本书含人量100%！

编者简介

 　　Lynn Sun（东方木），科幻编辑。从事科幻内容编辑工作10年+，工作内容涵盖中文原创小说选稿与开发、外文作品引进翻译，以及中文作品向英语和日语等语言的译介。担任过多位星云奖获奖作者作品的责任编辑，并担任詹姆斯·冈恩《科幻之路》（全六册）中文版的翻译总监制。2024 年起担任新加坡科幻品牌 Eastern Wood（异事悟）主编，致力于向世界推广中国优秀科幻作品。

目录

 前言：关于AI的未来，不止一种◎万户

 1. 制造爸爸◎栾风挽

2. 长脖子的大象◎栾风挽

3. 传火者◎暇时

4. 飞船上的九尾狐◎别衡

5. 续梦◎刘艳增

后记：AI与爱，科幻与我们◎Lynn Sun

作品节选／试读

制造爸爸◎栾风挽（节选）

　　我爸爸死了，他们说会还给我一个爸爸。

　　可他已经死了。

　　数字克隆，可以理解是克隆技术的孪生兄弟，升级版的。通过中微子级别的“打印”技术，像3D打印一样重塑人体的血管、肌肉跟骨骼。再加上一颗机械心脏，现有的成果已经足够一副躯体产生循环代谢。当然，错综复杂的神经线是不可能完全建立的，毕竟人类不能真的把自己当成女娲。

　　重点是他们可以模拟人脑的运作，重启存储记忆的海绵体，让克隆体拥有原身的记忆。

　　生物机构在父亲的葬礼上找到我们，他们要“复活”一个英雄。在这之前，克隆人是富豪的专利。他们享受更优质的生活、更完善的医疗，甚至连死亡都成了可选项。可常规意义上的克隆耗资不菲，需要有一整套完善的专业系统维持克隆体的储备和运转。克隆一具人体的耗费，等于挖空一座金矿。

　　直到数字克隆人技术出现，研发集团希望把这项技术推广开来，这是属于平民的克隆。因为价格低廉，义体在制造之初就限定了使用时限，一至六个月内。在这段时间里，人们可以好好地跟死去的亲人告别，弥补死亡时的遗憾。

　　让往生者不留遗憾地离开，让生者不留遗憾地生活，这是多诱人的话术。所以，研究院要选好代言人，明星和富豪显然不太合适——就好像让一个没有消化系统的外星人代言椒盐豌豆，而且克隆体涉及许多复杂的伦理问题。可谁能拒绝复活一个英雄呢？

　　一时间，所有人都在祝福我。包括央求我陪着去医院看她爸爸的那个朋友，我只问了一句：“这福气给你要不要？”

　　如果你问我高不高兴、惊不惊喜，我会让你滚去月球上给坑洞填土玩儿。死了就是死了，干吗要搞一个复制品回来。妈妈说十二岁的我还没有了解死亡的真正含义，才会这样轻易地面对离别。

　　“那你觉得他们送回来的是什么，是爸爸吗？”我问，用笔尖狠狠地在家庭作业上戳了个洞。

　　妈妈坐在椅子上，不安地转了转，很快，她恢复了镇定，用比以往更沉重的语气说：“我没有太多奢望，只需要他……那个人能接送你上下学。”

　　晚上，姑姑哄我睡觉的时候说，妈妈只是一时间适应不了而已。姥姥、姥爷在妈妈很小的时候就去世了，妈妈是寄养在亲戚家长大的。每当我和妈妈产生矛盾，又需要我让步的时候，爸爸就会说我俩是妈妈在世界上唯二的亲人。

　　可我就是想不明白，这个“唯二”竟然是可以替代的吗？

　　“你呢？”我问姑姑，“你认为他们送回来的是爸爸吗？”

　　姑姑沉默了很久：“我也不知道。”

Loong’s Tales: Comprising five science fiction stories centred on the figure of the Chinese dragon, the anthology presents contemporary Chinese writers’ reimagining of this ancient totem through the lens of modern science and speculative thought.

Spanning themes from genetic engineering and climate change to extraterrestrial civilisation, these stories explore how the image of the dragon evolves alongside technological progress, taking on new forms and meanings in a rapidly changing world. As noted by Xueting C. Ni, the dragon is a shared cultural symbol across civilisations, and in Southeast Asia in particular, the loong continues to inspire visions of the future. This collection brings together writers, editors, and translators from China, Singapore, and the diaspora, offering a rich, cross-cultural dialogue.

The anthology also features a foreword by Michael Swanwick (the five-time Hugo Award-winning author), who describes it as “a body of work by writers who are grappling with the darkest issues of our times but still finding reasons for optimism. Or, if not optimism, at least courage.”

Among the stories, “Regarding Why Humans Have to Seek Dragons” by Baoshu received both the 2025 Galaxy Awards and the Silver prize for Chinese Nebula Awards for Best Short Story. This work, together with “Becoming a Dragon” by Wang Xiaohai, was selected for the 2024 annual recommendation list by the Chinese Science Fiction Database.

More than a reinvention of myth, Loong’s Tales is a sustained enquiry into the relationship between civilisation, nature, and technology. The dragon here is not a relic of the past, but a living concept — reshaped, contested, and reimagined in the present. You may have heard many stories about dragons before, but not like these.

Warning: Suicide and mentions of sexuality correction procedure (Becoming a Dragon by Wang Xiaohai)

　　《真龙有相》在龙年诞生，由五篇以“龙”为主题的科幻小说组成，呈现出当代中国科幻作家对这一古老图腾的全新想象。书中的故事从基因工程、外星文明等多元化的角度，探讨了古老的“龙”这一意象在科技不断发展的当下，如何演化出新的形态与意义。其中，著名科幻作家宝树的作品《关于人类不得不去寻找龙这回事》同时获得了2025年银河奖与星云奖的最佳短篇奖。这篇小说和书中的另一篇作品，汪小海的《化龙》，双双入选中文科幻数据库（CSFDB）2024年度推荐榜单。这些故事不仅是对神话传说的重构，更是一场文明、自然与技术之间的深度对话。你也许听过许多关于龙的故事，但这样的故事，你一定从未听过。

"Hikaru's" unexpectedly violent encounter with the mysterious hamster-toting Tanaka only worsens his already weakened condition. Without knowing Tanaka's intentions, the boys must act quicky to uncover the mountain's secrets. Investigating the Indou family's "sin" will be difficult now that Hikaru's dad has passed, but they may be able to get some answers out of his closest friend - if Yoshiki's father is willing to talk...

While "Hikaru" is not the Hikaru he once knew, Yoshiki must admit that his entity has become a friend in his own right. But his true identity remains a mystery... even to the impostor himself! When their research into town's history brings them to the library, the boys discover an unsettling clue about the mysterious happenings in the region. Though, the question still stands of what "Hikaru" and the Nounuki-sama mentioned in Hikaru's note might be - and whether they aren't in fact one and the same...

Yoshiki tried to pretend nothing was wrong, but the truth cannot be ignored. Hikaru's gone. "Hikaru" is here. This new version is dangerous... or perhaps not? One thing's for sure - Yoshiki doesn't seem to be in harm's way. In fact, "Hikaru" seems to want nothing more than to befriend and protect him. Despite Rie's warnings, Yoshiki chooses to extend the hand of friendship, hoping it will help "Hikaru" become more human. But in doing so, what might Yoshiki become...?

It has Hikaru's face. It has Hikaru's voice. It even has Hikaru's memories. But whatever came down from the mountains six months ago isn't Yoshiki's best friend. Whatever it is, it's dangerous. Carrying on at school and hanging out as if nothing has changed - as if Hikaru isn't gone - would be crazy... but when it looks so very like Hikaru... and acts so very like Hikaru...

　　旅行是一次次的覺悟
　　成就這部記憶之書、救贖之書

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