AI Storytelling

Not everything on this blog is analysis or experiment. Sometimes an idea simply wants to become a story. Here you’ll find short fiction, dystopian fragments, curious thought experiments, and the occasional tale that wandered in from somewhere unexpected. They are small explorations of imagination, often written with a hint of mystery or unease.


Featured Story

Seventeen Minutes: The Weight of Waiting

In a long, emotionless queue, people face a cold officer who decides their fate, while a mother watches her son disappear.


Latest Story Posts

  • The Hendersons seem perfect, always friendly and neighborly. But lately, they’re spotted in the same outfits, sparking Derek’s curiosity. His notebook reveals something strange about their behavior.

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  • So, the narrator finds K. gone from the office, notices his desk is cleaned, and reflects on work protocols while completing tasks. They stay focused amid office chatter and rules.

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  • This post is about a wish that’s misunderstood. A woman grants a guy to see only her, but now he can’t see anything else, leading to complaints. The office’s response? Too bad, wish granted!

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  • So, this person works in procurement and has been using AI for a while. They’ve noticed their memories feeling a bit off, like things they thought were solid aren’t really that reliable anymore. It’s a weird vibe.

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  • A civil servant processes memory exemption requests and discovers his mother’s application. Despite rules, he invents a new category to approve her request, valuing personal connection over strict procedures.

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  • Gerald’s death left me hearing echoes of the departed, from soft doors to children’s calls. I now carry thirty-one sounds, pondering my own legacy.

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Most of these stories begin with a question rather than an answer. You are welcome to decide which is which.