What does The narrator in "All Watched Over by Machines of Loving Grace" express

a. a mistrust of machines.

b. an obsession with technology.

c. ambivalence about religion.

d. a desire to live in the future.

I am not completely sure, but I believe the answer is D) a desire to live in the future.

A is certainly not correct, because the author wants to live in harmony with computers, so there is not mistrust.

B could be correct, but it is too strong, he isn't obsessed with technology, he just likes it and wants to be surrounded by it.

C is also incorrect, because there is no mention of religion in the poem.