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Halo and Destiny co-creator Jason Jones has written an oral-history-style novel about an AI uprising, and along with Margaret Stohl launched Stone Kite, a "worldbuilding studio" releasing the story across multiple formats starting with the graphic novel One Zero One.
Rohan Paul explains why AI-generated fiction reads like slop — single-prompt chatbot design, limited context windows, and no memory of long-running story promises — and highlights Sherpa, which uses specialized agents (ideas, structure, research, prose, review) plus a Narrative World Model to track story history and continuity.
A narrative story from MIT Technology Review explores themes of language, mortality, and AI assistance in a speculative future, where an agentic system called Tingsu causes global uncertainty.
Results announced for the 2026 Unslop AI-Written Fiction Contest, showcasing AI-generated stories.
A site ran longform speculative-fiction prompts through AI models including Claude Fable 5, publishing the resulting story 'Headwaters' with process notes, raising questions about language becoming training material that people might need to hide.
An opinion piece argues that AI-generated fiction is like fast food, lacking the depth and originality of human-written stories, emphasizing the continued need for human authors.
This paper introduces StoryScope, a pipeline that analyzes discourse-level narrative features to distinguish AI-generated fiction from human-written stories. It achieves high accuracy and reveals distinct narrative fingerprints for different LLMs like Claude, GPT, and Gemini.
An article discussing the controversy over a prize-winning short story that was accused of being generated by AI, and the broader implications for authorship and detection in the age of large language models.