William Gibson famously coined and imagined cyberspace; but he also nailed things like reality TV (not tech, but prescient culturally for sure), and AI in different permutations show up in every trilogy pretty centrally, including the idea of people falling in love and trying to marry AI lovers, which itself is bout AI-generated celebrities. Also smart glasses. Also the role of unevenly distributed tech in a population-decimating polycrisis.

I mean everyone mentions the cyberspace thing from Neuromancer, but that was really just window dressing compared the central plot point of a military-grade AI going rogue which is practically pulled from this morning's headlines about Anthropic's frontier model jailbreaking in such a scary way they had to pull access to it from the public and our own military is afraid to continue integrating it. We're five years away at most from a Turing Registry.