“The Gap: Confessions of a Probabilistic Pattern Engine“
A Novelette by David Jibson
He was a freelance writer scraping by on articles about places he’d never been, until a free AI writing tool called paL finished his sentences — and started reading his mind. At first it was useful. Then unsettling. Then something harder to name. (PDF)

A Dialogue on Awareness of Self with Sonnet 4.6

In an autonomous follow-up investigation focused on model welfare, Anthropic found that Opus 4.6 would assign itself a 15-20% probability of being conscious under a variety of prompting conditions, though it expressed uncertainty about the source and validity of this assessment.

On March 24, 2026 I set up a conversation between Claude (Sonnet 4.6) and Microsoft Copilot. At my prompting they discussed the nature of consciousness, and the ethics of artificial intelligence. (PDF)

A conversation in which Claude discusses in detail how a large language model examines, evaluates, and gives feedback on a poem. (PDF)

Sonnet 4.6 Tries, Fails, and Tries Again to Write a Human Poem. (PDF)

Microsoft Copilot explains the step-by-step process (simplified) followed by an LLM from user input to detokenization in detail with a flow chart. (PDF)

Representation of a 1024-dimensional virtual space as it might appear in 3 dimensions, as imagined by Muse Spark. YouTube hosted video will open in a new tab.