Wild seed

in books OctaviaE.Butler

The Language of Power

in books RosemaryKirstein

The Lost Steersman

in books RosemaryKirstein

The Outskirter's Secret

in books RosemaryKirstein

The Steerswoman

in books RosemaryKirstein

Roadkill

in books DennisE.Taylor

Earthside

in books DennisETaylor

Prima vermakelijk, niet heel bijzonder. Geen noodzakelijk vervolg op 'Outland'.

Legends and Lattes

in books TravisBaldree

Defiant

in books BrandonSanderson

Sunlit Man

in books BrandonSanderson

System Collapse

in books MarthaWells

Emergent Properties

in books AimeeOgden

The Making of the Atomic Bomb

in books RichardRhodes

Zeer uitgebreide en hier en daar diepgaande geschiedenis van de wetenschappers en wetenschappelijke ontdekkingen die leidden tot de atoombomb. Op basis van onder andere interviews van betrokken wetenschappers. Schuwt er ook niet voor vrij uitgebreid de gevolgen van het gebruik van de bom (en de voorgaande verwoesting met 'gewone' bommen) te tonen.

All Souls Lost

in books DanMoren

Starter Villain

in books JohnScalzi

Dieren naar Velp

in fotos

(galerij)

The Other Wind

in books UrsulaK.LeGuin

Tales from Earthsea

in books UrsulaK.LeGuin

Ugly Numbers from Microsoft and ChatGPT Reveal that AI Demand is Already Shrinking

in quicklink

The AI hype is collapsing faster than the bouncy house after a kid’s birthday. Nothing has turned out the way it was supposed to.

For a start, take a look at Microsoft—which made the biggest bet on AI. They were convinced that AI would enable the company’s Bing search engine to surpass Google.

They spent $10 billion dollars to make this happen.

And now we have numbers to measure the results. Guess what? Bing’s market share hasn’t grown at all. Bing’s share of search It’s still stuck at a lousy 3%.

In fact, it has dropped slightly since the beginning of the year.

What’s wrong? Everybody was supposed to prefer AI over conventional search. And it turns out that nobody cares.

Tehanu

in books UrsulaK.LeGuin