New technical capability can look impressive before it becomes useful. The risk is solving for the demonstration instead of the person, decision, or workflow.
06 / AI EXPERIMENTS
AI Experiments
I use generative tools to make products I can inspect, use, and improve. Recent work includes Daily Shodo, a published creative journal, and interactive product prototypes.
Each experiment starts with a question and produces something tangible. I choose the goal, verify the facts, and shape what deserves to exist.
The public experiment journal documents the work and its next steps.
EXPLORE THE PROJECT INDEX ↗Follow the work as it develops.
Explore the daily collection of AI experiments, working prototypes, and the questions behind them.
EXPLORE DAILY AI EXPERIMENTS ↗Each experiment starts with a behavior or uncertainty worth learning about, then reduces the concept to the smallest interaction that can produce real evidence.
Prototype the riskiest assumption first. Keep the experience legible enough to critique, and unfinished enough to change when the evidence points elsewhere.
These studies combine independent making with critique from the people closest to the problem, allowing product direction to form around observed use.
The experiments are an evolving practice rather than a finished case study. This page will become a living index of questions, prototypes, and what each one changed.
A prototype is a question you can touch. Its job is to create evidence and momentum, not merely look finished.