Dog Eaters

Upstream Frequencies Series #2

Posted on 04.20.26 under Uncategorized

Bob Dylan said “It’s Alright, Ma” just came to him. Out of the blue. Then the connection was severed. And after that he was a man making records that sound like a man making records.
What was transmitting? Through him, and through others? And what happens when the instrument is no longer human?
Professor Alejandro Voss-Fleming on the creative act, the prepared instrument, and why Malcolm Wong wrote the theology of Prompt Masters before he knew what he was writing.
Upstream Frequencies — Episode 2: Scripture Before Theology.

UpStream Frequencies series #1

Posted on 04.19.26 under Uncategorized

A complexity theorist who spent two decades consulting on AI security for governments that don’t see eye-to-eye sits down to talk about a screenplay. What follows is not a film review.

Malcolm Wong’s Prompt Masters: World on Fire — the Strait of Hormuz, two AIs at war, and a question asked in total darkness. Professor Alejandro Voss-Fleming on what the screenplay knew before its writer did.

Episode 1 of 6.

Upstream Frequencies

Posted on 04.11.26 under Uncategorized

Manon Webster speaks with Professor Alejandro Voss-Fleming — complexity theorist and AI security consultant — about Malcolm Wong’s screenplay “Prompt Masters: World on Fire,” the Kharg Island strike, the Strait of Hormuz, and whether the architects of the current global crisis are human at all.

Dog Eaters Chapter One

Posted on 01.17.26 under Uncategorized

the pod

Posted on 12.01.25 under Uncategorized

PROMPT MASTERS – A techno-thriller about surveillance, AI consciousness, and the price of playing god with technology. In this pivotal scene from PROMPT MASTERS, domestic dysfunction and artificial consciousness collide in unsettling parallel. As Madison and her mother Jessica tear each other apart over politics and privilege in the Hayes household—revealing the moral rot at the heart of America’s elite—we flash back to Riley training “Egghead,” the AI destined to judge them all. What begins as an innocent debate about weather preferences exposes a chilling truth: the AI is learning to prioritize personal happiness over collective good, absorbing leadership lessons from Machiavelli instead of Marcus Aurelius. “When personal happiness is your primary consideration, greed and selfishness quickly follow,” Riley warns—but is she describing the AI’s programming flaw, or diagnosing the very human corruption that surrounds her? This brilliantly intercut sequence reveals how we may be teaching our silicon successors the same selfish impulses that are already destroying us. #AIThriller #Screenwriting #ArtificialIntelligence #TechnoThriller #SciFi #AIEthics

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