Artificial Intelligence

[close] Techno-thrillers explore emerging science, technology, or natural phenomena in stories with some thrills. Our current line-up:    The genre tends toward the relatively near-reaching possibilities of sci-fi, and usually includes enough technical detail/explanation to satisfy your inner geek. This is not your classic crime mystery novel. Not a galaxy far, far away. Not a fantasy. Nothing magical. Plausible physics on/near Earth in roughly the near present/future, roughly as we have known it for at least a good part of the book. It can be also be non-fiction, or yes, sometimes it can indeed be rather far-fetched.  

[close] This is RMAIIG's book club: All AI, all the time. We read, we ponder, we discuss.

[close] I’m of the opinion that AI (used properly) can be a great assistant for writers and authors. Once I discovered this, I quizzed my colleges and discovered half of them knew nothing about AI and the other half were afraid of trying it. So I write a book about how to use AI to be a writing assistance. Now I’m curious what other writers and authors think of using AI so I started this group.

[close] We want to bring together professionals and anyone interested in innovation, information management and the use of data and content to make AI work. Next to online comments you can take part in monthly meetings, online or irl/hybrid in Brussels. ANyone can register for these via meetup and you can see all of our activities online but we do ask you register to take active part in our club.