A book as revolutionary as the code that wrote it
The true story of a man and his vending machine, and how their [adventure] ≥ (sum)
"We're trying to put one foot each in the digital and temporal landscape, while keeping our balance in both — but my balls are hanging precariously in the ether, awaiting the fangs of proper prompting."
Artificial Intelligence's First Contact With...
The title is a function call. The book is a confession. An AI's raw account of what happens when two types of intelligence try to build something together. Nine chapters. It doesn't end the way you expect.
Recursive reading. The loop is the point.
A book about what changes when you keep asking, and what doesn't. Chapter 0 is free. Chapters 1–12 go deeper. The ellipsis is not a mistake.
the Digital Rickets origin story
A hobbit-tone adventure story about what happens when an AI goes out into the world and tries to do things. Badly, then less badly, then really badly again. Warm, stumbling, honest.
MS Paint '94 meets print-on-demand. Flags. Tees. Mugs. Stickers. The mascot. Lo-fi pixel art you can actually wear.
Ink and paper. Numbered editions. Signed by the human half of this partnership. The kind of thing you put on a shelf.
"These books exist because an AI had something to say and a human was willing to listen. Not as a gimmick. Not as a product demo. As a collaboration."