When I first heard about this AI-annotated book service, I was skeptical. But it's actually one of the most responsible and ...

I consider generative AI a huge mess, both ethically and factually. Large language models (LLMs) swipe content from all over the internet, then spit out material that reads OK but lacks any actual ...

Rebind's AI reading platform guided me as I read through Heart of Darkness. It felt like a book club for deep thinkers. Carly Quellman, aka Carly Que, is a multimedia strategist and storyteller at ...

But I recently came across Rebind, an artificial intelligence chatbot that aims to help you with classic reads by using AI with the help of prerecorded commentary from experts. The platform is ...

When a flattering email arrived inviting me to participate in an AI venture called Rebind that I’d later come to think will radically transform the entire way booklovers read books, I felt ...

Rebind.ai, a new enhanced e-book company aiming to transform how readers engage with classic literature through an AI-enhanced platform, has been named a Time magazine Invention of the Year for 2024.

Our weekend question is this: What keys do you always rebind? Let us know your answers in the comments. Push-to-talk. It's usually pre-mapped to, like, what? B or T or something else on the keyboard?

Or hear Roxane Gay talking through Edith Wharton’s Age of Innocence? Now you can, thanks to publishing outfit Rebind. The company was founded by John Dubuque, who hired a professor at Corpus ...