New York magazine article painting Milton Keynes as a dystopian futuristic society where humans are learning to coexist with robots leaves residents bemused

26-11-2025 16:21 via dailymail.co.uk

New York magazine article painting Milton Keynes as a dystopian futuristic society where humans are learning to coexist with robots leaves residents bemused

Pulitzer-winning New York Magazine sent a writer to the town in the summer to report on the six-wheeled delivery robots regularly seen whizzing along its pavements.

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