I would never think of Golem XIV as anything other than an SF story - sure, Golem keeps trying to lecture the humans about philosophy but I'd say the larger elements of the story were
- Some Humans fear the AIs (pretty standard Frankenstein situation) and conspire against them
- The conspirators are eliminated as a threat, the narrator tells us they believe Annie did this because Golem would have done something subtle to avoid alerting humans whereas Annie simply considered the conspirators a nuisance and nothing above that - IIRC we're likened to insects, swatted away and, when they persist, crushed.
- With the AIs gone humans go on as if nothing happened, seemingly learning nothing from it at all
All of Imaginary Magnitude and A Perfect Vacuum are awesome in my opinion (I have read them only in translation)
- Some Humans fear the AIs (pretty standard Frankenstein situation) and conspire against them
- The conspirators are eliminated as a threat, the narrator tells us they believe Annie did this because Golem would have done something subtle to avoid alerting humans whereas Annie simply considered the conspirators a nuisance and nothing above that - IIRC we're likened to insects, swatted away and, when they persist, crushed.
- With the AIs gone humans go on as if nothing happened, seemingly learning nothing from it at all
All of Imaginary Magnitude and A Perfect Vacuum are awesome in my opinion (I have read them only in translation)