Review: The Shadow Whose Prey the Hunter Becomes is a scary (and amusing) view of the AI future

If we don’t watch out, the show’s trio tells us, the future could be a lot like the past for those with intellectual disabilities like them: Exploitation, abuse, enslavement

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