I Built an AI Radio Station. Now I Have to Prove I’m Human to YouTube.

A faceless AI radio station. Handwritten subtitles. Midnight walks for five seconds of footage. And a growing fear that YouTube's detectors still won't believe a human made it.

[Postscript | MA-02-103] Why I Wrote a Diary Novel About the Last Human Composer

A diary novel about the last human composer, written while AI artists topped Billboard charts and 60,000 AI tracks were uploaded daily.

[Archive | MA-02-103] For the Last Human Composer

A 2126 Seoul sci-fi story about the last human composer, one listener, AI music, memory, and the archive that kept him.

[Postscript | MA-A2-019] The Question That Survived Eighteen Versions and Three AI Workers

Three AIs. Eighteen versions. One story survived. Not because it was written—but because everything else was removed.

[Archive | MA-A2-019] Silence, in Crescendo

In this near-future novel, she’s happier than ever— that’s why one sentence had to be deleted

I Stop Asking How. I Start Asking Why. Everything Changes. — The Kindergartener's Gigafactory #0007

How do I install n8n" is a technician's question. "Do I even need n8n" is an architect's question. Log #007 — the single shift in thinking that change

I Can't Type Code. So I Hired Three AIs to Do It for Me. | The Kindergartener's Gigafactory #0006

The moment I stopped being a coder and became an architect. Log #0006 — Google Apps Script, a button, five folders, and the first proof

The Devlog Needed Two Tracks. I Was Only Running One. | The Kindergartener's Gigafactory #0005

Building the brain is one log. Running the factory is another. Log #005 — why the Gigafactory devlog needed two tracks and what happens when you only

I Was Logging the Wrong Thing for Two Days Straight. | The Kindergartener's Gigafactory #0004

For two days I logged Vesper the character. The actual subject was Vesper the system. Log #004 — the moment the devlog found its real subject.

I Made a Gem That Writes My Devlog So I Don't Have To. | The Kindergartener's Gigafactory #0003

Why write a devlog yourself when an AI can do it? Log #003 — building the Gem that turns today's chaos into tomorrow's archive entry. Automatically.