News with the tag "Books"

The world of audiobooks is about to experience a seismic shift, thanks to ElevenLabs , a pioneering voice AI company. Imagine a future where authors can bypass traditional, costly audiobook production and directly bring their stories to listeners through an innovative platform. That future is now a ...

Spotify is making waves in the audiobook world! The streaming giant has just announced a thrilling partnership with ElevenLabs, a leading name in AI voice technology. This collaboration signals a significant expansion of Spotify’s audiobook library, promising a surge in AI-narrated content. For cryp...

Top Forex Books Every Trader Should Read Forex trading is a skill that requires a solid foundation of knowledge, disciplined strategies, and continuous learning. While online resources provide valuable information, Forex books offer deeper insights, structured guidance, and timeless principles to he...

Natalie Smolenski has made a name for herself in the Bitcoin space in recent years by sharing her dynamic insights on Bitcoin and how it shapes the world moving forward. The PhD-holding anthropologist is on the verge of upping the ante around her Bitcoin-related thought contributions with the new bo...

In this chapter from The Satoshi Papers, Avik Roy explores the looming fiscal crisis and presents three potential responses from the United States: restriction, paralysis, or assimilation. Could Bitcoin emerge as a solution—or spark further conflict?

Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas shared an excerpt from a Bitcoin book claiming Amazon could shut down Ethereum, riling up the blockchain’s supporters.

The growing malaise for metaverse hype is reminiscent of the AI sector directly before the launch of GPT-3.

Author George Mekhail outlines one of his keys to Sound Parenting, raising children as the future leaders they are. From his new book, I Am Not Your Bruh: 21 21 Keys to Sound Parenting.

The island-country’s digital minister has radical ideas for using open-source technology to provide public goods. Her approach is called Plurality and it’s gaining attention across the world. Daniel Kuhn meets her.