The books have already been written and readers are already reaching for them. So why don’t we have a name for them?

One of OpenAI’s newest language models, GPT-4.5, was able to fool human judges into thinking it was a person.

In today’s landscape, a writer’s words don’t just disappear. They’re scraped and indexed to train the very systems that may replace them.

Lately I've been asked this question more and more--and it has become increasingly difficult to answer.

AI won’t arrive like an enemy—it’s already here.

I watch television in the same way I read a book—looking for the unspoken.

Not all tech-driven stories are about explosions or dystopias.