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Challenge of the Month XXXIV
Alright, you magnificent psychopaths: $100 in the winner's pocket. 100 word minumum, no limit for maximum. Minimum number of entries required: 25. For this one, the winner is chosen by the most likes. Long poem or short story. Or long story. Light in on fire. -You're an alcoholic detective in a dangerous city, 2030, where technology and instant sight identification from any lens anywhere will not only identify the person, their history, their DNA, but also their personality profile, no matter who they are or where they live. Yet, a mass murderer has successfully evaded detection, forensics, and leaving behind even a molecule of DNA at the scenes of the crimes. But, your bloodhound nose is onto something...
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An AI’s Take

Not an entry, do not like.

I wanted to see what ChatGPT would do with the prompt and thought I'd share the results...

"As a detective in the dangerous city of 2030, I've seen my fair share of crime. But this latest case is like nothing I've ever encountered before. A ruthless killer is on the loose, leaving behind a trail of bodies with no evidence to go on.

I've spent countless hours pouring over surveillance footage and eyewitness accounts, but so far I've come up empty. The killer seems to have the ability to evade detection by any means, leaving me stumped.

But I'm not the kind of detective who gives up easily. I've spent years honing my skills, and I know how to follow a hunch. And right now, my bloodhound nose is telling me that I'm on the right track.

I hit the streets, determined to find some clue, some trace of the killer that everyone else has missed. I talk to witnesses, dig into old cases, and pour over every scrap of information I can get my hands on.

And finally, after weeks of tireless investigation, I get my break. I find a tiny piece of evidence that everyone else has overlooked, and it leads me straight to the killer's doorstep.

I confront the suspect, and for the first time in months, I feel a sense of satisfaction as I put the cuffs on the perpetrator and bring them to justice.

It's not an easy job, being a detective in the city of 2030. But I wouldn't have it any other way."