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What does it mean to stay human in an engineered world?Welcome to Human After AI, a podcast series about the questions fiction can ask when reality moves faster than we imagined. I’m Hank M. Greene—author of Time, a trilogy (Ten, One, The Poet), as well as the standalones 2028 and Maya. These stories are grounded in one shared idea:The future isn’t coming.We’re already living inside it.Each podcast explores the tension between intelligence and wisdom, systems and souls, code and consciousness. They’re about us—our choices, our memories, our unintended consequences. hankmgreene.substack.com
Hank M. Greene hosts Human After AI, a arts show with 15 episodes published.
This Deep Dive explores excerpts from "Maya and Plato" that introduce Maya, an ageless and influential figure, as she prepares to guide Alexander the Great's education alongside Aristotle, prompted by Plato. We learn of
This narrative excerpt introduces Maya, an ancient and uniquely gifted being, who is tasked by a mysterious organization with introducing a new mathematical framework for physics to humanity. This framework, shared with
In this Deep Dive episode, we explore excerpts from "Ten: The First 3 Chapters" by Hank M. Greene, a speculative fiction novel edited with GPT. This narrative follows two protagonists, Max and Beth, as they navigate a pe
This excerpt from Hank M. Greene's novella, "Maya finds herself on Earth," introduces Maya, an advanced artificial superintelligence (ASI), created from meticulously assembled prototype components launched into Earth's o
This novella, "Maya and Cyrus the Great," is an excerpt from Hank M. Greene’s book, Maya, portraying a dramatic political saga set in 561 BCE. The narrative centers on King Astyages' machinations to secure his empire thr
The novella "Maya and Caesar" introduces Maya, an ancient and enigmatic figure who serves as Gaius Julius Caesar’s ageless mentor and trusted advisor. Set in 49 BC, Ravenna, the narrative captures Caesar at a pivotal mom
The excerpt from "Maya & Merlin" introduces Hank M. Greene as a chronicler who has witnessed historical events firsthand, including those involving Merlin. Greene explains how his accounts, intentionally filtered, influe
This Deep Dive episode describes a novella excerpt titled "Maya and Alexander the Great," which tells the story of a mysterious and influential character named Maya. This excerpt focuses on Maya's pivotal role in the bir
This Deep Dive episode explores "Ten: The First Part of Time" and "One: The Second Part of Time" which provide origin stories for Core and Core2, revealing Max, Beth, and Spencer as its creators at MIT, driven by a desir
This excerpt from "Maya," a work in progress by Hank M. Greene introduces a complex narrative that spans vast stretches of time and explores advanced scientific concepts. The story centers on Maya, a non-human entity cre
This novel, titled "2028," presents a post-apocalyptic narrative following a global power outage caused by a coronal mass expulsion. The story primarily tracks Sachin and Mohit, two former computer consultants from Ottaw
In this podcast, we explore "The Poet: The End of Time," a science fiction novel by Hank M. Greene, published by Malcolm P. Dickson. The narrative explores a post-apocalyptic world severely impacted by a coronal mass exp
This is the second episode in a five-part series where I revisit each book in my ASI trilogy—beginning with Ten and now continuing with One—using AI tools like NotebookLM to create podcast-style conversations about the c
The conversation centers on Greene's science fiction trilogy, Ten, One, and The Poet, which explores themes of human and artificial evolution, grief, love, and existential questions over a ten-year span. Greene discusses
The Deep Dive podcast explores excerpts from the novel "Ten: The First Part of Time," which follows the interwoven narratives of Max, Beth, and Spencer, three brilliant individuals whose distinct passions converge at MIT
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