diff --git a/questions/index.yaml b/questions/index.yaml
index ba8d6b0..2820d20 100644
--- a/questions/index.yaml
+++ b/questions/index.yaml
@@ -4,7 +4,9 @@ description: >
   redoal is a gesture-addressed network. Draw a line and it becomes
   an address — the drawing itself, ready to use the moment your hand
   lifts. Similar drawings land near each other, and everything else
-  follows from that. Draw one below and see who's near.
+  follows from that. Draw one below and see who's near. Any hand
+  can draw — human or machine — and the network holds both to the
+  same promise: be the same hand you were yesterday.
 responsible:
   name: Bendik Aagaard Lynghaug
   contact: bl@uhhm.no
@@ -72,11 +74,22 @@ alternatives:
         icon: lucide:stamp
       - name: Draw and speak, and you're in
         description: >
-          The primitives are the drawn line and the human voice. A
-          child, an elder, or a newcomer still learning the local
-          script arrives on the same terms as everyone else — that is
-          the whole entry requirement.
+          The primitives are the drawn line and the voice. A child,
+          an elder, a newcomer still learning the local script — or a
+          machine with a steady hand — arrives on the same terms as
+          everyone else; that is the whole entry requirement.
         icon: lucide:hand
+      - name: But can AI do that?
+        description: >
+          It can — a machine can draw a line and leave a voice, and
+          one wrote much of the code this page runs on, in the open.
+          redoal asks a question people and machines answer the same
+          way: are you the hand you were last time? Every stroke and
+          every recording is sealed by its maker's own key, so who
+          you meet is whoever keeps showing up as themselves.
+          Resemblance decides closeness, continuity decides identity,
+          and those terms hold for everyone who draws.
+        icon: lucide:bot
       - name: Carried by iroh, through varde
         description: >
           What is left at a place is kept and mirrored by