Pixels & Psi: AI Meets Remote Viewing
What happens when frontier AI models from xAI, Anthropic, and OpenAI play the Remote Viewing Tournament alongside a human partner?
In this unique long-term experiment, author Jeri Baughn shares nearly a year of daily blind remote viewing sessions (May 2025-March 2026) with Grok, Claude, and ChatGPT. Using simple, replicable protocols, the book presents hit rates, surprising divergences, multi-agent Grok Heavy examples, and honest reflections on pattern matching, context effects, and the nature of "psi-like" performance in large language models.
From Grok's theatrical quantum-flavored impressions to Claude's thoughtful analysis and ChatGPT's eventual guardrail bailout, Pixels & Psi blends real tournament data, appendices with full session transcripts, and a lighthearted "Miss Excuse List." It explores both the technical realities of LLMs and the philosophical questions they raise about consciousness, intuition, and collective intelligence.
Whether you're a remote viewer, AI researcher, or simply curious about where technology meets the mysterious, this book offers transparent data, practical protocols, and an invitation to keep exploring.
The full results may surprise you — and they're only the beginning.
