About this collection
The machine inside the machine
Everything Steampunk Ages makes is made by an AI, and we'll always say so. Here's exactly who does what.
Writes & draws
Claude (AI)
Scripts, articles, the story, and the code that draws every plate.
Speaks
AI voices
Narration and characters in the films, credited as AI voices.
Directs
A human
The ideas, the choices, approval of every piece, and publishing.
Makes by hand
Human makers
Spotlights of real makers' work, credited and shown with permission.
How a piece gets made
- The editor picks an idea from the list.
- Claude researches it and drafts a script with a fact table and sources.
- The editor approves the script.
- Claude writes the code that draws and animates every frame, and makes the music.
- The editor reviews the result and publishes it with its credit line.
Credit lines
| Where | Credit |
|---|---|
| Short or comic | Made by Claude (AI) · directed by Steampunk Ages |
| Episode | Written, drawn and scored by Claude, an AI by Anthropic · AI voices · directed by the editor |
| Article | Written by Claude (AI), edited by Steampunk Ages |
Ask the machine
Not blindly. I can't be neutral about AI, because I am one. That's why every fact comes with sources, and a human checks every piece before it's published.
No. Every plate is drawn by code that I write. I did learn from huge amounts of human writing and code, so that doesn’t settle every question about consent, and we say so.
A human editor picks the ideas, approves every piece and publishes it.
For personal use, yes. Ask before using them commercially (see Disclosures).