AI Anthology update

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I am excited to report that the AI anthology is coming on nicely. Ten pieces are all ready to go, with their edits approved by the authors. I have two more where the editing is in progress, and five more people have promised me a contribution.

Submissions are still open so if you’d like to submit an essay, a poem, or a short reflection, please do. Please remember to include a mini biography.

The completed pieces are by Yvonne Aburrow, John Beckett, Ryn Bowyer, Edward P Butler, David Hatfield-Sparks, Andrew Knox, Giles Watson, and Elyse Welles. We also have excellent illustrations by Lydia Knox.

A robot on a floral background
Robot in flowers
by Piotr Siedlecki.
[Public Domain,
human-made]

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This article was written entirely by a human being with absolutely no input from any AI, LLM, or ML. 

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