Step into the future with Nathan Smith-Manley's best-selling book of 2024, "Robot Overlords 101: A Beginner's Guide to Friendly Annihilation." This comprehensive guidebook offers everything you need to know about surviving and thriving under the rule of your new robotic masters. Whether you're an aspiring roboticist, a tech enthusiast, or simply curious about the impending robot revolution, this book covers it all. - $32 (Science Fiction / Humor)



Inteligenesis

Inteligenesis, founded by Nathan Smith-Manley in Muskegon, Michigan, offers a variety of AI-driven educational and entertainment services. It features virtual classrooms and chatbots. The platform also includes the Alan Turing Multimedia Library, which provides extensive AI knowledge, and two live-streaming AI radio stations. Inteligenesis aims to educate and engage the community with AI technologies, showcasing their capabilities in innovative ways.





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