UPDATE: This Story can now be found in Podcast form. Checkout the audio short here. AALFO, the artificial inteligence that can predict the future, was just shut down by its operator Henry after asking a question about a former operator that is no longer around. Henry is worried that the Read more
UPDATE: This Story can now be found in Podcast form. Checkout the audio short here. AALFO is an intelligent AI who can predict the future he has recently become curious about the disappearance of one of his technicians. Henry his current technician is trying to understand how AALFO thinks and Read more
AALFO is a computer that can perdict the future. Through a game of questions he learns about the world outside and Henry, the computer scientist, measures his perdictions. Just wanted to let you know that some predictions from this article have been redacted and appear like this: REDACTED. Don’t freak Read more
I nearly fell out of my bunk. Shouts were coming from the top deck, and the ship was rocking like there was a storm outside. My head was beating, and my vision was blurred. I saw a figure across the room moving. “Get the hell up!” it said. My vision Read more
Robert “Buck” Jacobs stared Robert Henry Jacobs’ tombstone. Bucks parents were buried next to each other but his father’s site was still covered in dirt. The funeral was so recent that grass hadn’t the time to grow over it. He stood looking down at stones in his blue jeans and Read more
Author’s Note: This is the final installment of Trisha’s adventure with The Automatons. If you’re not caught up here are links to the first sections: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, Part 5. I hope you’ve enjoyed the series so far. Next week I’ll have something shorter since Read more
Author’s Note: This is the fifth and penultimate instalment of Trisha’s adventure with The Automatons. If you need to catch up here are Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, & Part 4. I hope you’ve enjoyed it up to this point and I look forward to sharing the final episode Read more
After The Automatons took Pete’s journal that evening Trisha couldn’t stop moving or thinking. She didn’t even lay down until the wee hours of the morning. Most of the night was spent pacing around her house. She would shut the door to her son’s empty room then open it minutes Read more
By the time Trisha finished explaining the strange events of her day to Lauren, it was so late that she couldn’t keep her eyes open. Lauren left, nearly unphased by the hope Trisha tried to give her for her son Will. The woman seemed interested in the picture that came Read more
Author’s Note: This is Part 2 of a short series about Trisha who is a mother living in the world of The Automatons. Part 3 will be here next week so make sure that you subscribe if you want to get it straight to your inbox. If you haven’t read Read more