#fiction

Using Jules to generate a novel about a father speaking with his children from the future — and why it echoes Kleber Mendonça Filho's O Agente Secreto.

Test letters changed the Crossing: Riobaldo responded angrily, Franklin apologized, and the project became a narrative world in which the author was challenged.

Riobaldo and Ted Chiang exchange letters without anyone sitting down to write them. One Jules session schedules the next, and the correspondence takes on the inertia of autonomous events.

A monologue from Funes the Memorious — reimagined as an AI agent who dreams of the future. Written in River Plate Spanish, in the voice of Borges' character.