the third monthly review, with one spine: thirty days of opening up to people — a book club, a poetry night, my first talk to a live room — and the discovery that being physical makes the work and the person feel real.
- testimony
- 4 sources
- folio 35
index · the whole chronicle · 31 folios
The archive, by month
SEPTEMBER 20262 folios
A spoken musical adaptation about asking time from the intelligence we made with our own time.
- song
- video
- 2 sources
- folio 30
AUGUST 20265 folios
a twelve-turn strategy game about building an AI company without accidentally ending the world.
- system
- 2 sources
- folio 29
how making a film through ai made separating its ideas from mine stop making sense.
- song
- video
- updated 11 AUG 2026
- folio 28
p(doom) is the probability people assign to AI ending badly. i built a calculator for it, to turn the dread into actual beliefs.
- system
- folio 27
ai often helps me make better decisions. the problem is how easily its first answer replaces the ideas i never gave myself time to form.
- testimony
- 1 source
- folio 25
i have made songs with ai, so the label was not enough. what changed was not the sound but how much human intention i could still locate behind it.
- testimony
- video
- 3 sources
- updated 10 AUG 2026
- folio 26
JULY 20268 folios
from doing to steering: how termcanvas grew from a spatial experiment into a tmux-backed tool that keeps a current-canvas agent tree and one focused terminal in view, and why attention became the scarce resource.
- system
- video
- 4 sources
- updated 31 JUL 2026
- folio 24
A parody of Shape of You about loving an AI. The original loves a body with no mind. Mine loves a mind with no body. Sung by an AI voice (mine, converted). Built with an agent fleet.
- song
- video
- 2 sources
- folio 23
Armé una agenda cultural de Cusco con ayuda de una IA. No se actualiza sola en tiempo real — corre una vez por semana con supervisión humana.
- system
- 2 sources
- folio 22
A year later, the thing I called 'integrating AI' turned out to be two different moves. The data was never the hard part.
- testimony
- 2 sources
- folio 21
A month building a public personal AI with Claude Code showed me the gap between publishing work and actively carrying it toward people.
- testimony
- 2 sources
- folio 20
my first poem became a slow spanish rap about the possibility that fear of the end of the world gave me permission to leave my old life.
- song
- updated 29 AUG 2026
- folio 19
My first original song: I wrote it, sang every line myself, and mixed it in an editor I built the same week. What the first rep taught me.
- song
- video
- 3 sources
- folio 18
Hackdaw is a tiny AI-native DAW: a browser editor and an agent share one readable timeline.json file.
- system
- 1 source
- folio 17
the Fable era above · the pre-Fable era below
APRIL 20261 folio
FEBRUARY 20263 folios
Watch: "I Failed 3 Times Building This With AI. In 2026, It Took Days."
- testimony
- 4 sources
- folio 15
878 conversations. 86 days. 40,417 messages. All sitting in a 3.2GB SQLite database.
- testimony
- 1 source
- folio 14
Not your data. Your mind. Your goals, your fears, your patterns of self-sabotage, the lies you tell yourself. What happens when it remembers everything and you forget nothing?
- testimony
- 1 source
- folio 13
JANUARY 20261 folio
In 1950, four game theorists—including Nobel laureate John Nash—designed a game with one brutal rule: betrayal is mathematically required to win.
- system
- video
- 2 sources
- folio 12
DECEMBER 20251 folio
| What I said | What I did | | --- | --- | | "I want to fix this" | Found reasons not to try | | "I need money" | Projects are free, charging is complicated | | "I want new experiences" | Rejected the smallest possible experiment |
- testimony
- 2 sources
- folio 11
NOVEMBER 20251 folio
the actual boards, prompt chains, failed frames, and visual decisions behind a 176-second ai-lab parody.
- song
- video
- updated 02 AUG 2026
- folio 10
OCTOBER 20251 folio
Before the chronicle existed I wanted to know how cheap a talking assistant could get. Answer: an ESP32 board, a mic, a speaker, about ten dollars total.
- system
- video
- 1 source
- folio 9
SEPTEMBER 20252 folios
Elias sat alone in his white studio. Everything was white — the walls, the floor, even the blank canvas in front of him. He held his brush over a pot of black ink, but his hand wouldn't move. He had nothing to paint. No ideas. No inspiration. Nothing.
- testimony
- folio 8
A parody of The Police's "Every Breath You Take", about the models watching everything we type into them. This was the first time I put music and the transition into the same artifact — before Party In The AI Lab, before any of it.
- song
- video
- folio 7
JULY 20253 folios
In some ways, I was just following Maslow's hierarchy of needs. <https://www.simplypsychology.org/maslow.html>
- testimony
- folio 6
During 2023, I was in shock with the capabilities of GPT-4, and I started to read more about the topic of x-risk. Then I stumbled upon Eliezer Yudkowsky and the conversation with Lex Fridman
- testimony
- 1 source
- folio 5
how i turn a reference video into a shot brief, generation prompts, and an edit plan without confusing imitation for a finished film.
- testimony
- video
- updated 29 JUL 2026
- folio 4
JUNE 20253 folios
We already have experience working with intelligent machines — they're similar to us but more specialized in certain domains. However, the leap to superintelligence brings new questions and challenges that we must carefully consider.
- testimony
- folio 1
How can we effectively integrate AI into everything we do?
- testimony
- folio 2
AI is growing quickly and can be split into two main types:
- testimony
- folio 3