Chapter 1: Processing [This is the first chapter of a Random Story generated by my "Infinite Bookshelf" app for AI writing. I think it's a cool concept. Feels familiar, like Beetlejuice or Ghost Town, but also original, like it's going some place different. You can...

Chapter 1: The Backup “Dr. Saito, you did the right thing cooperating with us.” FBI Special Agent Sam Porter surveyed the advanced laboratory, mentally cataloging the unfamiliar technology. The government had stumbled onto a goldmine. “I didn’t have many choices,” the...

News Release: Half of the world’s population lacks access to essential health services. In low- and middle-income countries, 9 in 10 people are unable to access even basic surgical care.That’s why the Society for Robotic Surgery is proud to partner with the World...

[Summarized from "The Batch" newsletter: https://www.deeplearning.ai/the-batch/issue-313/] An autonomous robot performed intricate surgical operations without human intervention. What’s new: Ji Woong (Brian) Kim and colleagues at Johns Hopkins, Stanford, and...

How can a writer remain relevant in the age of AI? Right now, AI tools, guided by a human, can write an entire novel in a single day. Soon, the AI won't even need a human. So what's the future of the human writer in this world? The AI doesn't need me to write...

If you've tried the Infinite Bookshelf app, you've discovered how powerful it is at writing stories. https://rddsmith.com/the-infinite-bookshelf/ But you've also found some of the missing features or bugs: Drop-down menus use white text on a white background. You have...