Kindle’s New AI Feature Is Changing How People Read Books Forever

 Kindle’s New AI Feature Is Changing How People Read Books Forever

Kindle’s New AI Feature Is Changing How People 

Reading has always been a quiet, one-way experience. You open a book, follow the story, and hope you remember the details that matter. That era is ending.

Amazon has introduced a new AI-powered feature in the Kindle app called “Ask This Book,” and it’s redefining what digital reading looks like in 2025. Instead of passively turning pages, readers can now ask questions directly about the book they’re reading and receive instant, context-aware answers.

This is not just an upgrade.
It’s a fundamental shift

Michigan Utilities Plan to Power Energy-Intensive Data Centers in 2025.

 Michigan Utilities Move to Power Energy‑Intensive Data Centers — What You Need to Know

Michigan is on the cusp of a major energy transformation. Utilities like DTE Energy and Consumers Energy are laying plans to support massive, power-hungry data centers — facilities that underpin the cloud, AI, and big tech infrastructure. As these centers demand enormous electricity, Michigan’s utilities, regulators, and communities face difficult choices over how to keep the power flowing while safeguarding affordability, the environment, and grid reliability.

Michigan Utilities Plan to Power Energy

In this article, we break down:

• Why Michigan utilities are chasing data center deals

• What’s at stake for rates, the grid, and emissions

• How the utilities plan to adapt

• What critics and environmental groups worry about

• What local communities and policy makers must watch

Why Michigan Wants to Attract Data Centers

A New Frontier for Michigan’s Economy

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