Talk:Exploring science through fiction

It is very interesting. Has anybody got suggestions for winter reading? Stylistically, I like Asimov's works. From the brief description, Manifold trilogy seems to blend pre-history with speculation, which is good. Path to nowhere seems to be weaving a web of logical puzzles. Artifical Intelligence will probably bring changes into the future society.--Hillgentleman|Talk 09:09, 15 December 2006 (UTC)

AI section

The section on the current abilities of artificial intelligence is outdated, and features none of the recent innovations in machine learning technology. There is a dearth of content on the abilities of LLMs and artificial image generation softwares, as well as various other algorithms capable of producing music, videos, and more (see artificial intelligence for more examples). I suggest that a revamping of the AI section is in order, due to the vast amount of content that is omitted by the current version. The capabilities of modern genAI algorithms have inspired fiction, and even created it—if you count an AI's output as creation—a development which is currently shaping the narrative, so to speak, of fiction and the field of writing as a whole. I feel that this calls for a more detailed summary of both the fictional and actual abilities of AI. Lunarlupine (discuss • contribs) 00:28, 30 November 2025 (UTC)