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More old-school and somewhat less dystopian, but you might try out Isaac Asimov. The two books that come to mind offhand would be The Positronic Man, and I, Ronot. I think Ray Bradbury had some novellas in the same vein too. Been a long while since I’ve gone through their works though.
Edit for speeling: I, Robot
Thank you so much! :) I should have thought to, asking with Huxley, Asimov is one of the ones I've heard only amazing things about, that and Fahrenheit 451 too! :)
I'm going to save this thread, these are brilliant ideas that didn't occur to me, thank you! :)
Also by Asimov, The Caves of Steel which is about a detective and his robot partner solving a murder mystery on a future Earth where all cities are domed over and people are afraid to go outside.
Also check out the Automata series by Penny Arcade.