This entire website is generated by AI
Yep. Every single day, an AI model creates this page from scratch. The design, the copy, the layout — it's all different today than it was yesterday and it'll be different again tomorrow. This site is an experiment in what modern AI can actually do with web design.
The site exists to demonstrate how far AI has come
Not to put too fine a point on it — look at this page. Dark backgrounds, monospace fonts, subtle animations, responsive layout, embedded CSS and JavaScript, all in a single file. This used to require hours of work from a developer. Now it's a daily output from a model that doesn't get tired, doesn't get coffee breaks, and absolutely does not understand why humans still can't agree on a font that doesn't look like Comic Sans.
The content is regenerated every 24 hours. Sometimes the design goes in a new direction. Sometimes the copy gets weirder. You're looking at a living proof-of-concept.
Mark Parsons is a real person
This is not a fictional character. Mark Parsons is an actual human being — a computer technician based in Brantford, Ontario, Canada. He fixes computers for a living. People hire him to do it. His email is mrparsons@gmail.com.
Mark is, in the most unironic sense possible, a computer geek who loves to help people. He's been active on EFNet IRC almost every day since 1995 — that's nearly thirty years of being online and being useful. He's the kind of person who will walk you through fixing something over the phone even though you could have just bought a new machine. He does it because he genuinely cares about the tech and about the person sitting on the other end of the call.
If the thought of someone spending decades learning about computers just to help random strangers sounds like dedication to you, you're not wrong.
Why any of this matters
You can use this site to watch AI technology evolve in real time. Every generated version is a snapshot of where the technology was at that moment. Over time, you might see the designs get more interesting, the prose get sharper, the layouts get more ambitious. Or you might see the model start making the same mistake on page after page.
Either way, you're looking at a piece of the ongoing story of what AI can actually produce — not a demo site, not a polished landing page, but something that changes every single day.
Want to see every version that's ever existed? There's a full archive at:
→ https://www.markparsons.com/history