Where Do You Fit?
W1D1
What this machine is, and what each prompt costs you.
W1D1
What this machine is, and what each prompt costs you.
W1D2
Treat the machine as a source to interrogate, not an oracle.
W1D3
Argue AI’s harms through lenses, not hot takes.
W1D4
You only know what you can write down without the tool.
W2D1
Find the story’s engine; promise it in one line.
W2D2
Lock a world the camera can’t contradict.
W2D3
Turn the style frames into shots that move.
W2D4
Cut, voice and score it into something that lands.
W2D5
Finish it, screen it cold, own the room.
W3D1
Make the machine write code you can steer.
W3D2
Give the build a character and something true to say.
W3D3
Give the character hands, and a plan to use them.
W3D4
Break your own agent before a stranger does.
W3D5
Put it online and run it live for a stranger.
Push JARVIS live — deploy a web chat widget to a public endpoint with wifi fallback.
Polish your demo — stage JARVIS for 90 seconds live at the Seoul Expo booth for strangers.
Reflect on how AI will reshape your own future work and life after shipping a real product.