Hi! I’m the creator of Prompts vs Evil, a fantasy comedy about AI prompts and unintended consequences. In S07, “Sources,” a demon asks an AI assistant for precedents to support a soul contract. The assistant retracts citations that cannot be verified; later the demon finds websites repeating one of them and says, “Good. Real enough now.” The episode is free on WEBTOON: https://www.webtoons.com/en/canvas/prompts-vs-evil/list?title_no=1175829. The artwork is AI-assisted; the story is written and directed by a human. For a Humans vs AI project, I’m interested in stories about the gap between what people ask and what AI returns. What are others exploring?
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Welcome to the jam discussions! Even if you haven't officially joined yet, you are right on the money.
That specific episode of Prompts vs Evil touches on something hilarious and terrifying: the moment an AI hallucination crosses the line into "social reality" just because it ends up indexed somewhere online. It's the ultimate loop of the Attention Economy.
Regarding your question about "the gap between what people ask and what AI returns", that's arguably where all the narrative gold is hiding right now. When users prompt an AI, they expect a tool, but they often get a mirror that distorts their desires, or a ghost that literalizes their metaphors in completely unhinged ways.
Are you exploring that exact friction in your webtoon—the misunderstanding between human intent and machine literalism? Glad to have you drop by the forum! 🚀