Stiles trained Technelegy, her AI poetry collaborator and alter ego, on datasets that include her poetry and research notes alongside reference readings and favorite texts. Early drafts of the manuscript were part of Technelegy’s training. She describes the voice as “empowered” by advanced language models and text generators, but she is rarely a purist about Technelegy’s contributions, editing and selecting passages to suit the poem, although Technelegy’s words appear in a different font throughout the book to ensure a clear distinction. If many technologists have used poetry as a means to examine code, Stiles takes a more relational approach and has found that working with Technelegy informs her writing. So many creatives are using no-code tools, but learning to customize software helps it become more personal and cultivates a more meaningful understanding of what technology is, can do, and might be