Every clip on this screen: one guy with a laptop. No studio, no crew. Tonight I hand you the controls.
⛶ Click any clip for full screenUse AI to learn, create, build, and work better.
Curate the context. Pick the environment. Verify the result.
Use arrow keys or buttons to navigate
Three years ago I’d never built a website. AI didn’t do the work for me — it made the next step obvious enough to take.
No noble origin story — my kids are just the most entertaining test subjects in the house. And nobody spares the director, either. (They approve. Mostly.)
The same tech behind all of this is sitting in your pocket. Worth learning how to drive it.
Image models, coding agents, and deploy tools turn plain-language intent into visuals, websites, documents, and workflows you can inspect.
Proof: Microsoft VASA-1 - one photo + one audio clip becomes a lifelike talking face, in real time.
Gemini Deep Think solved 5 of 6 IMO problems and scored 35/42, reaching the official gold threshold. (IMO 2025)
General assistants are the front door. Pick the room that matches the kind of help you need.
The long jobs launch right now and cook while we talk. The quick hits fill the gaps between sections. Nothing on this board is pre-baked.
Launching now — collect later
A real question from this room goes into deep-research mode. We read the cited report before you leave.
gemini deep research · cooks ~20 min
One prompt, three parallel agents: fluid light-ray visuals · a falling-sky Space Invaders game with power-ups · a small-business website. All deployed live, at the same time.
claude code swarm, fable 5 · deploys while we talk
precedent: one guy, 3 hours, a flight-sim MMO with 89K players →
Quick hits — between sections
One topic from the room, explained from toddler to PhD.
Vague ask vs RTCF brief — same game, very different result.
callback → 06 / prompt lab
A damaged black-and-white print, repaired and colorized in front of you.
Dixon’s logo + truck as references → a matching ad carousel.
Before you ask, hand it your stuff — the notes, the files, the examples, the constraints. That’s the difference between a guess and useful work.
If you remember one formula tonight, make it this one: Role · Task · Context · Format. Click any block — watch it light up in a real prompt.
A simple loop, borrowed from Anthropic: give it the right job, say what you actually want, check what comes back, and only sign what’s right.
Good for drafts, comparisons, practice, summaries, and first versions.
Role, task, context, constraints, audience, and format.
Check facts, dates, citations, numbers, tone, and missing assumptions.
Protect privacy, respect ownership, disclose meaningful AI help, and approve the final work.
A chatbot answers. A workspace can sit inside a project, read the files, make changes, run checks, and report what it did.
Codex, Claude Code, and Antigravity matter because they ground AI in the environment: your files, your rules, your workflows, your final approval.
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