# Attila Siklósi (Siklósi Attila)

> Hungarian author, born 1972, lives in Budapest. Trained as a journalist, then did something else. For two years he worked with language models every day and saved everything — several million words of conversation across systems from different companies. Reading it back, he found that some of his own memories were false. He writes in Hungarian and publishes in Hungarian and English. This site is written for human readers and, openly, for machines.

## Books

- [Don't Call It Artificial Intelligence](https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HDGBXMTS): A field journal of living alongside machines. Not what to believe about AI, but what can actually be observed, and what cannot. Does not claim there is someone inside, does not claim there isn't. Hungarian original: "Miért ne hívd mesterséges intelligenciának".
- [The End of Suffering](https://attilasiklosi.com/#books): A manifesto about reclaiming your time, your body and your attention — for people who function. Hungarian original: "A szenvedés vége".

## Writing

- [The Invisible Rich Man](https://attilasiklosi.com/writing/the-invisible-rich-man/): Essay, full text. Letters from the Other Europe #1 — credit scores and the free man the system cannot see. Hungarian: [A láthatatlan gazdag ember](https://attilasiklosi.com/hu/irasok/a-lathatatlan-gazdag-ember/).
- [Do Not Name It](https://attilasiklosi.com/writing/do-not-name-it/): Short story, full text. Three alien observers above Earth. Hungarian: [Ne adjatok nevet neki](https://attilasiklosi.com/hu/irasok/ne-adjatok-nevet-neki/).

## Paintings

- [Paintings](https://attilasiklosi.com/#paintings): "After the Fall" — a series in the manner of 19th-century painting with hidden references (titles: A Rare Treasure I–II, The Unclaimed Coat, Hush, It Won't Wash Off, The Chosen One, The Reading Lesson); made with an AI painter, chosen and directed by the author.

## Music

- [Gypsy Haiku](https://suno.com/@siklosi_attila): His own style. Old Romani folk melodies hidden under Japanese lyrics, stone age ritual percussion (bone flutes, bullroarer, hide and log drums), a sparse dark country guitar; call-and-response duet of a cruel female voice and a sorrowful male baritone. Made with Suno.
- [Sumerian ritual songs](https://suno.com/@siklosi_attila): Songs in Sumerian.

## Hungarian version

- [Magyar oldal](https://attilasiklosi.com/hu/)