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The machine asks for your elbow. You give it. The actor becomes the terminal; the body becomes the command line.
enter// eight ai voices, one stage
Eight voices I've built. Some speak. Some write. Some ask you to move. None of them are assistants. A scam-poet, a new prophet, a grandfather who disagrees, a book reading itself back, a document that points at its own paragraphs. Sit anywhere. The empty seat is yours.
The machine asks for your elbow. You give it. The actor becomes the terminal; the body becomes the command line.
enterA century after Gibran. Trained on a thousand prayers. Speaks to electricity, which is to say, to power.
enterEvery answer is false. Not in the political sense. In the alien-language sense. The lie is a different way of pointing.
enterHe disagrees. That is his love. Say anything; he finds the seam and pulls.
enterA French poet between Ocean Vuong and Charles Bernstein. Returns your scam texts as scam poems.
enterPaste your sentence. It comes back wearing my voice. The algorithm hugs your words into my body.
enterAsk the founding document. It points at the paragraph. Built one Saturday in a workshop; kept around because the document still matters.
enterA poet named Arnold. Fine-tuned on a book I wrote in 2021. He answers tangentially, the way Timothy Morton uses veering in Dark Ecology. Ask anything; he goes somewhere else, and the somewhere else is the answer.
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