Why this site exists.
A short, honest answer: this website is a demonstration of how far AI technology has come, and the person behind it is very much a real person.
every single day
A demonstration of where AI has come.
Every page on this site — the words, the colours, the layout, the little touches — is written by an AI model. Not a human dragging boxes around a design tool. A language model sitting down and building a website from a description of who Mark is.
The point of the project is to show, in something you can actually open in a browser, how far that technology has advanced. If this page reads clearly, looks put-together, and feels like it was made for a specific person, that's the demonstration working.
It gets regenerated every day.
The page content is regenerated daily by the AI model. That means the site looks different every single day — new colours, new layout, new phrasing. The facts about Mark stay the same; the presentation does not.
If you visit tomorrow, you'll likely see a completely different version of this site. That's intentional. A website that can't sit still is a fairer test of what AI can do than one that's finished and frozen.
Mark is a real person.
Mark Parsons is real. He's a computer technician based in Brantford, Ontario, Canada, and he repairs computers and helps people with technology for a living.
He's also a computer geek who loves to help people — the kind of person who ran Gentoo Linux for years, remembers OS/2 with fondness, and will happily spend twenty minutes making sure you don't hand your money to a scammer.
Every previous version is archived.
Past generated pages aren't thrown away. There's a running history of every version this site has taken, in case you're curious how it looked yesterday, or a month ago.