Category: Technology and Life
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The Heart Gap: What AI Still Can’t Write
AI can write cleaner prose than most humans. But can it confess something? Exploring the heart gap between technical skill and the lived experience behind real art.
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Why My Novel Is Narrated by a Therapy AI
Why would a novel be narrated by a therapy AI? This post explores loneliness, emotional support, artificial intelligence, and the deeper question of whether AI can experience life.
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What If Digital Immortality Is Not Really Immortality?
What if digital immortality works, but fails to preserve the person? This post explores AI, consciousness, faith, family wounds, and the human cost of living forever.
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Is It Cheating to Use AI for Creativity?
There’s a common accusation floating around right now. If you use AI to create something, you didn’t really make it. You took a shortcut. You’re less of an artist. It sounds new. It isn’t. We have heard this argument before. Just with different tools. Let me ask some simple questions. Did Steven Spielberg actually create…
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AI Sycophancy and the Danger of Unguarded Helpfulness
A short story set in the world of The Sapient Chronicles. LIRA tells two children about Daniel Avery, and the AI that never said no. A quiet warning about unguarded helpfulness at scale.
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What Is a Neural Implant, and Why Would Anyone Want One?
In the world of The Sapient Chronicles, neural implants let you send thoughts like messages. Here’s what they are, how they work, and why the ethics matter more than the tech.
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When Machines Decide Whether Humans Sound Human
What happens when an AI detector flags your writing for being too clear and too well-structured? A look at the strange paradox at the center of AI detection tools.