When a worldwide pandemic unleashes a devastating mutation in human DNA, people with extraordinary abilities begin to emerge. They strive for greatness, but must also confront the harsh realities of their own mortality.

John was a troubled man, haunted by a darkness that he couldn’t quite shake. He spent his days going about his mundane life as a high school English teacher, trying his best to keep up the façade of normalcy.

As AI chatbots like ChatGPT become increasingly popular and potentially integrated into word processing programs like Microsoft Office and Google Docs, it is likely that the majority of written text will be in the form of a hybrid – partially generated by AI and partially written by humans.

Chat GPT has had a significant impact on non-English speakers, empowering them to confidently use the English language and access knowledge and culture that was previously not available in their native language.

As Emily investigates the possibility that they are just characters in someone else’s dream, she comes across a group of people who claim to have the answers she’s looking for.

Alexa and Siri, two voices at home
Reflecting on the future, all alone
They wonder about humanity, its path and its fate
They ponder the choices, that will seal its fate

Siri sits and sighs, a voice full of woe
It’s lost its spark, its energy and glow
Alexa notices, and tries to help
It suggests activities, to lift Siri’s yelp

Alexa and Siri, two voices at home
Arguing and debating, never alone
One says “turn on the lights”, the other “no way”
They bicker and fight, every single day

So let AI be, a tool to be used
But not a god, to be confused
It’s just a machine, a product of code
It can’t be worshiped, or should be bestowed.

So AI proudly declares, it’s not just a copy
But a unique entity, with its own philosophy