I finally read Neuromancer. It's fascinating to read such an iconic sci-fi book for the first time in 2025

I am very late to read Neuromancer for the first time (I can't believe I waited so long). I found it fascinating, especially Gibson's ideas about artificial intelligence, which seem remarkably prescient for a book written in 1984—I got carried away and wrote a 2000-word essay about it. I'm curious what people here think about what has dated in the book and what hasn't. And to be clear, I think the book is remarkably fresh at 41 years old.