AI is even taking over tasks at the North Pole now.

Ahead of the upcoming Christmas holiday, a group of helpful elves has commandeered the game-changing technology to aid Santa Claus during his busy season this year, using artificial intelligence to produce seemingly handwritten, one-of-a-kind correspondence that can be sent to reassure good boys and girls their wishlists have been received,

At no cost for now, and available through the website HandwryttenBySanta.com, parents can put in a good word with the big man on behalf of their little ones, drafting custom messages that will be then be produced and mailed out to children as instructed.

“Busy managing the elves, tending to the reindeer, and doing final sleigh checks for his big journey, Santa is trusting the Handwrytten robots to help him respond to some of the letters he receives each holiday season,” Handwrytten, an automated message writing company teaming up with Mr. Kringle stated.

Naturally, they come with a special gold seal of approval ensuring that “North Pole standards” are met. Look for other seasonal, decorative features like a Christmas tree or reindeer.

When signing up online, two codes for one letter apiece will be emailed to anyone who requests. Users can then customize and draft — up to 400 characters — as detailed a letter as they’d like St. Nick to send. All letters will appear to be signed by hand, by none other than Santa himself.

Cards should arrive peppermint scented, and containing a sprinkle of lookalike snowflakes, with a return address of 123 Elf Road, North Pole, 88888.

Letters from Santa are crafted on quality paper with his pen of choice — a Pilot G2.

“Perfect for delivering the wonder of Santa’s message to children of all ages,” the company boasts.

Handwrytten is offering the first 6,000 — now down to around 2,500 letters — for free before charging a small fee. Cards typically begin at $3.25, and are available for all occasions.