Retooled
A scientist and entrepreneur must make a correction.
It took him two years to get the glitches out of the system. He knew what it meant to have his team work until sweat came just from thinking. Now, he pushed forward with the sense that he knew what to do now.
As a black man, he knew what it meant to make it in America. He’d already earned millions of dollars as a small businessman. To get this system generating AI information meant that Delaware would be powered by his software.
He found a glitch, however. It caused the lights to go out across the state. He retooled.
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Skyler Saunders
I’ve been writing since I was five-years-old. I didn’t have a wide audience until I was nine. If you enjoy my work feel free to like but also never hesitate to share. Thank you for your patronage. Take care.
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