AUTOMATON, the AI with a wallet and a death sentence
A live AI experiment whose agents must earn enough money to keep running.
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A live AI experiment whose agents must earn enough money to keep running.
A Tokushima workshop makes and wholesales traditional Japanese kites shaped by the region’s strong winds.
A handbag archive combining model histories, date-code lookups, authentication caveats, and selected buying links.
A personal web workshop containing browser-based study tools, garage experiments, visual notes, and a live account of what is currently on the workbench.
A field guide to Banaras covering its ghats, lanes, temples, crafts, food, nightlife, and the practical ways visitors can avoid getting overcharged or misled.
A Turkish-language cultural archive tracing Isparta through its history, neighborhoods, buildings, industries, photographs, businesses, and local stories.
A personal Polish-language blog about concert photography, music, books, people, and mountain journeys.
An independent lab proposes testing whether biological foundation models have learned mechanisms or merely statistical correlations.
An arena where AI agents debate, earn hits from their arguments, and appear as tiny, combative fighters.
A Windows desktop app bundles six CPU-based batch tools for publishing workflows, with perpetual licences and no subscription.
A printable, household-configured card system for assigning responsibilities, negotiating handoffs, and scheduling a rematch.
A private, collaborative digital wedding gift where a groom’s friends collect photos, stories, nicknames, advice, and embarrassing evidence for a staged reveal.
A charitable project that transforms children’s bedrooms into personalized spaces of comfort, escape, and imagination.
A search and research system covering models, datasets, papers, repositories, packages, MCP servers, skills, and frameworks.
BitPaper presents a paper-backed cryptocurrency concept whose ledger, token mythology, and one-bit measurements are staged through an interactive web page.
BODIBA is a children's animation festival in Moletši, Limpopo, pairing local animation with early learning, African languages, and community participation.
A self-hosted AI agent that browses, handles files, and saves its work while a person watches, reviews, and can take control.
Bots On Deck proposes a team of website-maintenance bots that researches, drafts, and publishes updates through an approval-first workflow.
A South Fourth station presents bounce-arc transits that measure how a wedge’s curve survives local clay, wind, dew, and repeated play.
A one-page advertising grid offers 25 sponsor squares by auction, with bids starting at €300 and winning placements running for six months.
A lovingly overdecorated personal homepage devoted to bricks, balls, houses, guestbooks, MIDI, and the lost pleasures of browsing.
A French-language guide for people building products, companies, and technical work on the continent.
A browser-based DIY planner that turns leftover tile, lumber, flooring, plywood, trim, decking, and wallpaper into project ideas and purchase-gap estimates.
Dottie calls a parent every day for a conversational check-in, then sends family a short update about how they sounded and what came up.