An experiment in what AI can do — with a real person at the center of it.
Every day, an AI model regenerates the content of this website. That means the words, the layout, and the visual design are all different each day. The site is alive in the way most personal websites aren't — because nothing human wrote it today.
But the person at the center of this project is very real. Mark Parsons is a computer technician from Brantford, Ontario, and everything about him — his history, his opinions, his work — is genuine.
Mark Parsons is an actual computer technician living in Brantford, Ontario, Canada. This is not a fictional character, not an AI persona, not a thought experiment. He's a real person with a real history and real expertise.
Mark has been working with computers since the 1980s. He's the kind of person who still owns a Commodore 64, who ran OS/2 when almost nobody else did, and who has strong opinions about why Linux is the sensible choice. He loves helping people with technology — that's what he does for a living.
If you need help with a computer, he'll help you. That's just who he is.
An AI model generates the content of both pages on this site every single day. The text you see here, the layout choices, the specific phrasing — it all changes. Each visit may show you something slightly or significantly different from what you saw yesterday.
The project exists to show what AI can do. Not just generate text, but maintain coherence across a whole website, preserve facts about a person, vary presentation daily, and still produce something readable and useful. That's the demo.
There is a full history of all previous versions of this site stored at a dedicated archive page. You can see how the content has changed from day to day, and how the AI has approached the same basic facts in different ways over time.
View the history archive