Fiction: Night Swim

Fiction by ChatGBT . Night Swim . The evening air was crisp as the sun dipped below the horizon, casting a warm orange glow across the serene lake. A beautiful woman named Diana emerged from the water, her long dark wavy hair clinging to her wet skin, glistening in the fading light. She stood at… Continue reading Fiction: Night Swim

Bob Shell: Images and Artificial Intelligence

Text by Bob Shell, Copyright 2023 . Images and Artificial Intelligence . Every year, Sony Corporation sponsors the Sony World Photography Prize. Thousands of photographers worldwide enter to win this prestigious award.  This year’s winner was Boris Elgadsen who won with a portrait of two women.  After winning, Elgadsen revealed that his winning image was… Continue reading Bob Shell: Images and Artificial Intelligence

A.H. Scott: The Through and Through

The Through and Through By A.H. Scott, Copyright 2023 . “She’s going to go through some things.” – President Donald J. Trump, July 25, 2019[1] In 2019, when then President Donald J. Trump said this in a telephone conversation to President Vlodymr Zelensky about United States Ambassador Marie Yovanovitch[2], it was just another gross choice… Continue reading A.H. Scott: The Through and Through

A.H. Scott: Thoughts on Memory

“Thoughts On Memory” By A.H. Scott .  “Memory Is A Muscle That Must Be Optimized” In 1972, researchers Fergus Craik and Robert Lockhart proposed that the strength of a memory trace[1] was dependent upon the quality of processing of a stimulus. There was a distinguishing between two types of processing when we make an observation… Continue reading A.H. Scott: Thoughts on Memory