I mean, you know, I'm doing this on a MacBook Air, right, with with a bunch of subscription to different services. So it's not like I have to be super literate. I mean, in the early days, like I wrote my first algorithmically generated story in 2017, for Wired, and a computer scientist built me a system for that, at UofT, Sci fi Q it was called. And so that was a really elaborate and expensive process to get at an algorithmically generated story. But since then, you know, the technology is sort of what's accessible. And there's a bunch of different large language models available, I use three, principally to write this thing, I use ChatGPT, particularly GPT Four. I would say, write in a buried paragraph, with simple and compound complex sentences, in the style of whatever, the following information, I would list the information, it would do that, I would then cut that and put it in a program called Pseudowrite, which is a stochastic writing instrument. And it allows you to select text, and then say, do things like shorten, add details. And then it has a Customize button where you can say you- how you want the text to be. So like, make it like Hemingway. And it does a pretty good job at it. And so I mean, it requires refinement, right, but like- and then if you do that, and then you cut and paste and say, make it sound like Raymond Chandler, then make it sound like Hemingway, then make it sound like F. Scott Fitzgerald, you might get something pretty good. So what I wanted was like, like a Raymond Chandler kind of detective story, like a driving plot driven story. But I also wanted good lines, you know, because Raymond Chandler has these lines, like it was a blonde, a blonde to make a bishop kick a hole through a stained glass window. And like I wanted, like crazy lines like that. And for that I use Cohere, which is the Canadian large language model company. And that was a different process, where I created prompts like, write a metaphor for the smell of coffee, and then I would train it on different examples of good metaphors for the smell of coffee, and then it would generate its own, and then I would just regenerate it until I found a good line that I liked. I mean, that's obviously too labor intensive a process to use for a whole book. But you know, the best lines in the book are all from Cohere. So those were the three AIs that I used to, to generate this text.