Authorship of generated accounts

An author can configure software to generate an account using selected records, instructions, style, fictional premises. Staff record the generation mode and source scope, review the result, determine possible publication. A reader's interpretation may then affect actual activity.

An imagined camera narrative can prompt a visitor to make a photograph or ask a question. The narrative and resulting event require separate accounts. Staff can preserve the generated text as an authored contribution, identify a later correction, examine the influence of its presentation.

Mode distinctions, rights, projective inquiry support this work. The system's apparent voice should not silently confer historical authority. Researchers can compare responses to documented detail, attributed testimony, reconstruction, fiction while retaining each presentation's conditions.