I have just completed Carnivore (C. 2026). It is a collection of poems, stories, articles and essays. At, times, I used ai to help me search for information that maybe I was not aware of. First, I did not know how to write a prompt and the writing is out of context. Or, sounds ridiculous (does not make sense). But, as I learned to write better prompts and  to navigate ai platforms my results were better; almost, seamless. 

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The story begins with a rushed car ride to the psychiatric emergency unit. Then, it takes the reader away from reality and into a world of fantasy. Until, finally it ends with everything being just a dream. 

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I, have added essays and articles, at the end as a prologue about some of my thoughts on ai. Please, do not read into them too literally as it is speculation. The, conversation about ai is still very difficult to speak about. Nowadays, computers and computer science are engineering everything in our maintenance/ lives. Norms, such as the ideas of race, culture, social status, relationship, isolation, ambiguity, and anonymity; that, we write out of this world narratives. When I write, "perhaps your future boss will expect you to understand computer dialects?" I mean; I think people will be smarter. The, distribution of power will change as more ordinary  people rise to the top. Because, of what I call ai liturgy (the language/s of ai).

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*I personally, think that there is nothing wrong with writing or, using ai to get a message across. Especially, if that message or communication is helpful to humanity.

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I hope you enjoyed Carnivore and- can you see the little bird on the cover?