The 'London Standard' has trialed an A.I.-written review in the style of dead art critic Brian Sewell. Here's what we think of it.

Making the right kind of notes has helped me learn from the past, be a better adult, and occasionally make some money.

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Tim Kreider, the father of Alec Kreider, started writing to process the emotions. He turned those writings into a book and ...

With its color e-ink screen and superb pencil-on-paper feel, Remarkable's latest is also its greatest. The price is hard to ...

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Ronald Green, the former columnist for both The Charlotte News and The Charlotte Observer, died Sept. 18 at age 95. At his funeral, they began with a song he was deeply familiar with, having heard it ...

I used to turn to writing for everything—to satisfy boredom, to express myself, and to immortalize what I perceived to be my ...

More and more students seem to turn to plagiarism, not as a way to circumvent the work at hand, but out of desperation and an ...

Kris Kristofferson beamed as he drew the direct connection between his largely unplugged, deliberately unembellished This Old ...

According to the written confirmation, the runoff of the space book will be managed by Canopius itself to ensure “the highest ...

Qlib is an AI-oriented quantitative investment platform that aims to realize the potential, empower research, and create value using AI technologies in quantitative investment, from exploring ideas to ...