Currently, I'm rewriting a book I began more than tens years ago, titled VR Services. It follows two ten-year olds who solve crimes using virtual reality. In the story, the bad guys steal AI secrets from artificial Intelligence companies in the Bay Area by implanting spy chips in employees; pet dogs and cats.
When I wrote the original draft a decade ago, my tech information was fairly up to date. Except for one thing. AI is now commonplace. In this version, the baddies are after AGI secrets. It turns out that keeping up with advances in technology is harder than solving fictional crimes.