Revolutionizing Clinical Assessments with AI: A Closer Look The introduction of the EU Joint Clinical Assessment (JCA) presents substantial challenges for countries and manufacturers, demanding significant time and resources. Particularly,…
In a twist of literary absurdity, artificial intelligence has once again demonstrated its flaw: confidently delivering incorrect information. Richard Powers’s new novel, *Playground*, features an AI line that caught online…
In an unprecedented move that could reshape the publishing world, tech startup Spines is set to revolutionize how books are published by leveraging artificial intelligence. Having been established in 2021,…
In a surprising turn for the publishing industry, a new player called Spines aims to shake things up with its bold approach. Although founded in 2021, Spines has only started…
A fresh player in the publishing arena, Spines, has triggered significant controversy by announcing plans to release 8,000 AI-generated books next year. With pricing for their services ranging from $1,200…
A new wave in the publishing world is coming, led by Spines, a self-publishing platform powered by artificial intelligence. The Miami-based startup promises to streamline the traditional lengthy publishing process,…
The publishing world is abuzz as Veen Bosch & Keuning (VBK), a major Dutch publisher recently acquired by Simon & Schuster, announced a foray into artificial intelligence for translating select…
Bringing the Classics Alive with AI In an era where technology often dictates our reading habits, a visionary publishing company, Rebind.ai, brings a refreshing twist to the literary world. Co-founded…
**Step Inside Literary Wonders and Exciting Chats with Lit Hub** This week's episode of Lit Hub's podcast is brimming with fascinating insights into the world of literature. With rain finally…
In the evolving world of scientific research, updating vast bodies of literature is an ever-increasing challenge. Despite the deluge of 45 million papers each year, comprehensive synthesis tools are insufficient,…