Non-human teammates and AI clocks
summary
An AI clock that composes a new poem every minute using ChatGPT actually exists, goes viral, and moves from shelf prototype to Kickstarter manufacturing; initial prompting yields hallucinations about 1-in-15 times and a validation loop costs roughly $0.10 per retry. A separate agent-controlled smart-home simulation uses OpenAI-style functions/JSON to autonomously find Bruno the dog and toggle lights, demonstrating emergent tool-using reasoning and a GitHub prototype. Practical tradeoffs (accuracy vs cost), concrete builds, and runnable demos decide whether it’s worth watching.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00AI prototypes and UX
- 1:32AI poetry clock
- 3:57Clock goes viral media
- 6:26AI biases and vibes
- 8:12Clock accuracy cost tradeoffs
- 10:40AI creative collaborator
- 12:44Generative AI product landscape
- 15:59AI-assisted writing experiment
- 18:27AI meeting notes teamwork
- 19:32Simple AI agents homes
- 24:29Emergent reasoning toys
- 25:53AI teammate metaphors
- 27:57Multiplayer canvas AI
- 30:20Breaking imagination bottlenecks
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