The Cyberpunk genre is a subgenre of science fiction that focuses on a high-tech, futuristic society characterized by advanced technology and a breakdown of social order. It often features themes of dystopia, corporate control, and the impact of technology on humanity. The settings typically include urban environments filled with neon lights, hackers, and artificial intelligence. Key elements of Cyberpunk include anti-heroes, cybernetics, and virtual realities. Influential works in this genre include the novel Neuromancer by William Gibson and the film Blade Runner directed by Ridley Scott. These stories explore the intersection of technology and society, often highlighting issues of identity and morality.