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The Internet Optimizes Chaos, Not Meaning
The Internet Optimizes Chaos, Not Meaning
The tech industry has been obsessed with building guardrails: spending billions on defensive systems that train AI…
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WomenOfAI Summit 2020: Promoting Diversity & Overcoming Bias in AI
WomenOfAI Summit 2020: Promoting Diversity & Overcoming Bias in AI
If you were to ask your daughter about AI, what do you think she’d say? Not too long ago, AI was just a thing of…
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North Bay's Remote AI Wizards Gather for the Inaugural "Sonoma County AI with Wine" Event
North Bay's Remote AI Wizards Gather for the Inaugural "Sonoma County AI with Wine" Event
"None of my friends have any idea what I do" - Eric L, Luma Optics On January 16th, a group of Sonoma County AI wizards…
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GamesBeat Next 2024: Navigating Change and Embracing Innovative Play
GamesBeat Next 2024: Navigating Change and Embracing Innovative Play
In today’s fast-paced world, many things are outside our control. According to Gallup Polls, approximately one in five…
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SF Tech Week: AI x Games Meetup
SF Tech Week: AI x Games Meetup
While there is still a lot of hype around the future of AI, there are concerns about how it can be leveraged for…
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GDC 2024 Recap: Celebrating Women in Gaming
GDC 2024 Recap: Celebrating Women in Gaming
When I was interviewing people for a research project nearly a decade ago, one of the things that stuck with me was the…
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From Pixels to Personality: Integrating AI for Dynamic Game Narratives
From Pixels to Personality: Integrating AI for Dynamic Game Narratives
Gaming has come a long way since the 1990s, when the industry’s biggest names competed to create unique…
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How Do You Inspire Others?
How Do You Inspire Others?
One of the hardest questions I’ve had in any interview was “how do you inspire others?” As I crossed off my weeks of…
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GamesBeat Next 2023: the Future of Gaming
GamesBeat Next 2023: the Future of Gaming
I recently had the privilege of attending GamesBeat Next 2023, a conference that brought together some of the most…
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TC Disrupt Reflections: Brand Strategy for AI & Startup Success
TC Disrupt Reflections: Brand Strategy for AI & Startup Success
One of my main takeaways from my week at TechCrunch was the importance of brand. While the floors were filled with…
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Daniel L. reposted thisDaniel L. reposted thisIN DEFENSE OF USING AI IN GAMES The question for me has never been "How can AI make game development cheaper?" It has always been: What can AI add to a game that would be practically impossible to create manually? For our game DeGen Rivals, we're using AI in a number of ways to give players the ability to create unique (and somewhat unhinged) UGC. One of those: getting their gameplay clips roasted by our lead character, The Dr. Here's how it works: 1. A player submits a DeGen Rivals Twitch clip through Discord. 2. Gemini analyzes the gameplay: eliminations, weapons, leaderboard position, questionable decisions. 3. Claude turns that analysis into a roast, written in the voice of The Dr. 4. ElevenLabs generates the character's voice performance. 5. LTX animates The Dr. using the audio, character artwork, and performance prompts. 6. FFmpeg composites everything over the original gameplay and exports a vertical social video. No human touches steps 2 through 6. Our team built the game, the characters, the personality, the artwork, the prompts, the templates, and the production system around all of it. AI handles the one part that would be nearly impossible for us to produce manually, for every player, every time. That's the use of GenAI in games that excites me: not replacing the people making the game, but letting the game react to each player in ways it never could before. We still have a few DeGen Rivals beta keys available, link in the comments. Would love to get your thoughts: Anthony Baker Chris Heatherly Kai Turner Henry Daubrez Roope Rainisto Yoni Dayan Eitan Reisel Lowman Harley David Lerech Jeff Gipson Lior Elovitch Sylvio Drouin Andy Hopkinson #GenerativeAI #GameDevelopment #UGC #IndieGames
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Daniel L. reposted thisHere are 4 things to get you through this week! 1. A virtual session to help you find teammates for the upcoming SensAI Hackademy #WorldsinAction Hack. Sign up here👉https://lnkd.in/gvP52bnu 2. Our Pre-Hack Keynote, Workshops, and Networking event. Happening this Friday, 07/17 @3:30 pm. Grab your pass here 👉 https://lnkd.in/gnZti5yq 3. THE hackathon you don't want to miss! Worlds in Action Hack [02-LA]: #SIGGRAPH EDITION. Space is limited, go sign up today! 🎟️ https://lnkd.in/gtDa84dG 4. The #SIGGRAPH2026 side events list. Don't miss the fun. Don't see your event listed? Send us a request to add. 🎉 https://lnkd.in/g8mUp832 S/O to Ferhan Özkan 🔜 Worlds in Action Hack at SIGGRAPH, Rahel Demant 🔜 Worlds in Action Hack at SIGGRAPH, Kathleen B., Esen K. Tütüncü and the entire SensAI Hackademy team for helping compile an amazing list! 👏 *Ofc, I'll be there! Lmk if you're pulling up. 😎
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Daniel L. reposted thisDaniel L. reposted thisMost gaming communities fail before the game even launches. Not because the game is bad. Because nobody built the room before they invited people into it. I've watched studios pour their budget into marketing, influencer outreach, a slick trailer and then treat the Discord like an afterthought. A mod team of volunteers, no sentiment tracking, no plan for what happens when the hype cools off or the beta drops a bug nobody saw coming. Community isn't a channel you turn on post launch. It's infrastructure. It's the thing that holds your player base together during the delay, the rocky patch update, the "why does this feature suck" thread that could go either way depending on who's watching it and how fast they respond. I've sat inside that exact moment, a delay, a community on edge, and the difference between a spiral and a save was having someone actually reading the room and reporting up in real time. If you're building a game, build the community the same way you build the game. early, intentionally, with someone whose whole job is paying attention to it. #CommunityManagement #GameDev #GamingCommunity #DiscordCommunity #CommunityBuilding #IndieGameDev
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Daniel L. shared thisDaily reward chests on enterprise software, with EXP for onboarding tasks, and public company leaderboards... somewhere, someone is building these exact features into another enterprise software tool (probably not too far from me). But software and media history has shown that audiences quickly burn out when the primary values they're getting are novelty or variable rewards. From the outside, it's simpler to look at games like Fortnite or Genshin Impact and point at loot box mechanics as a recipe for success. But what makes those games so sticky isn't just that dopamine hit; it's the sense of growth from mastering builds, the imaginative experiences creators develop, and the satisfaction that your time is being rewarded through your skill and your connection to the characters, world, and other players. Very much aligned with Matthew's perspective: if you're eager to borrow game mechanics, make sure you're building with a framework that provides sincere value, rather than an engagement trap.Daniel L. shared thisAI has reduced the cost of gamification to basically nothing. Which is why it's more important than ever to have a framework to avoid ethical pitfalls, dark patterns, predatory behavior, or anything that might erode user trust. Product teams need a simple way to ask: - Does this mechanic serve the user’s goal? - Does it preserve autonomy? - Does it build trust over time? - Would we still ship this if engagement went up but user confidence went down? That’s the lens I’m using in the article. I walk through a practical framework design leaders, PMs, and product teams can use to audit gamification before it ships. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/guJ3rrsFAI is Making It Free to Gamify Everything. Why That’s a Problem.AI is Making It Free to Gamify Everything. Why That’s a Problem.
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Daniel L. reposted thisDaniel L. reposted thisThings have been a little quiet since we were heads down building but…excited to finally announce the launch of SparkChat on the iOS App Store! Social media has become more media and less social. When I open up Facebook and Instagram, I don’t see any of my friends on there anymore - it’s one third ads, one third content from strangers, and one third AI slop. My friends are no longer on social media - I either meet up with them IRL or catch up with them in group chats. SparkChat is the social group chat app that actually helps you actually hang out with your friends. My college group chat kept a monthly dinner going for a decade, and we still spend two weeks every month going back and forth on finding a time and a restaurant. SparkChat fixes that. It uses AI and our group's social memory to find the best time and place for us to meet, based on everyone's schedules, locations, and food preferences. Then it books the reservation and adds it to our calendars. After a decade of apps built to keep us on our phones, I hope SparkChat helps us touch grass and see our friends more. Very grateful for our early investors and supporters, especially Y Combinator and our group partners Garry Tan and Christopher Golda. Y’all are the best :) Plz try it out and send us any/all feedback! 👇
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Daniel L. reposted thisDaniel L. reposted this"How long does it take to land a tier-1 outlet, like Forbes or TechCrunch?" 🤔 Our answer: Budget 4 weeks minimum. Here's the breakdown: 👉 𝗗𝗮𝘆 𝟬: Brain dump Spend an hour writing down everything that could be remotely interesting about you or your company. Your fundraise, your traction, your weird origin story. All of it. 👉 𝗗𝗮𝘆 𝟭: Send messages to journalists Find 100 journalists to reach out to. Personalize every single email. If you do a good job here, responses will trickle in over 1 to 2 weeks. 👉 𝗗𝗮𝘆 𝟭𝟱: Interview with the journalist Once a journalist says yes, the actual interview usually happens 3 to 5 days later. 👉 𝗗𝗮𝘆 𝟮𝟯: Wait for the journalist to write the article Some journalists turn it around in a day. Others take 2 weeks. You're at their mercy here. All in all, from start (brain dump) to finish (when you have an article link to share), it's 4 weeks. Have more questions? We're teaching our full process at our first virtual workshop on Thursday (July 9th) @ 12:00 pm PT: 𝗛𝗼𝘄 𝘁𝗼 𝗴𝗲𝘁 𝗽𝗿𝗲𝘀𝘀 𝘄𝗶𝘁𝗵𝗼𝘂𝘁 𝗮 𝗣𝗥 𝗮𝗴𝗲𝗻𝗰𝘆 🔥 Link in the comments. See you there 😎
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Daniel L. reposted thisDaniel L. reposted thisHere's a glimpse of what the new Bitmagic world-forger can do. You give it a prompt and it generates a full game level. Want a racing track, mountain with a skiing slope, 3D platformer level, or perhaps an open world city? One of the most common things people try to prompt is "GTA 7". It's silly, but it's an interesting test for what the various AI solutions do. Top of the line AI model like Claude Fable 5 crunches tokens for 1-2 hours and gives you a generic city block with a few polygons. Bitmagic spends 3-5 minutes and generates a detailed level that is designed for gameplay. Depending on the type of game you're creating it contains spawning points for NPCs, puzzles and challenges, pre-processed navmesh so NPCs can walk and drive across the map, etc. The world-forger creates just the level, and our AI agent then continues from that point and creates a full gameplay for the level. The level is generated in polygons and stored as a GLB file, so you can even edit it in Blender if you want to! The Bitmagic engine voxelizes the level and reads all the game-specific metadata to turn the 3D model into a playable game. Obviously, creating a good game still requires a lot more prompting and tuning, but this allows for rapid prototyping of ideas and lets you continue pushing when something sticks. We've built a voxel file format that allows compressing the detailed level into a tiny package - so small that it takes just seconds to load a large city map. It's funny to think that a year ago we were limited to building games in 16x16 meter worlds. Now we handle worlds that are thousands of times larger but a full 3D map of a city takes less space than a single texture in a typical 3D scene. The Bitmagic tech stack supercharges the most powerful AI models into something much, much more.
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Daniel L. shared this✨Important disclaimer: This project was meant as satire!!✨ frontiertower is one of San Francisco's strongest examples of pure hacker culture, and as others can tell you, the Wizard Hackathon provided some of the most fun project guidelines I've seen at any hackathon. I was impressed with the builders I met there, and I'm very grateful to the organizers Ayush, Saurabh, Melly, and others who contributed. If you want to see great projects from real builders, follow Kate, Bedir, Michael, and others. However, I had a different mission: using the sponsored technology to channel the creative spirit of Wizard Mark and design an offbeat and cringe satire of one of the latest trends in the Silicon Valley tech world: optimizing for human connection. Introducing the "SoulMatch Protocol" (the name is still being workshopped), a dating app that uses your LinkedIn and Spotify identity to generate your secret Enneagram profile and find you your perfect soul-match - like Zapier for understanding your romantic potential and sourcing a partner for life. Here's how it works: - Connect your Spotify & upload your LinkedIn data. - Generate your Enneagram report (and playlist). - Drop in your target match's LinkedIn bio. - The agent generates a comprehensive compatibility report. My sincerest apologies (and special thanks) to event sponsors TraeAI and Nebius for providing the GPU cycles that helped me train my cringy Enneagram agent as I was operating on four hours of sleep. Hope to catch up with everyone at the AGI Summit in July! Sign up on Luma using my promo code "LIPSON2026": https://lnkd.in/ggrhXtMC
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Daniel L. reposted thisDaniel L. reposted thisCommunity management job description: "engage with our audience!" What the job actually is: → Read 300 comments before 9am → Respond to someone who is furious about something that happened in 2021 → Maintain brand tone while someone is absolutely unhinged in the DMs → Know when Reddit is venting vs. when Reddit is genuinely warning you about a problem → Do all of this with professionalism, empathy, and the right emoji These are not soft skills. These are sophisticated, high-pressure, emotionally intelligent skills. Pay them what they're worth. Community managers — what's the wildest thing you've ever had to de-escalate in the comments? You don't have to name names. We're safe here. 😭
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Daniel L. reacted on thisDaniel L. reacted on thisIN DEFENSE OF USING AI IN GAMES The question for me has never been "How can AI make game development cheaper?" It has always been: What can AI add to a game that would be practically impossible to create manually? For our game DeGen Rivals, we're using AI in a number of ways to give players the ability to create unique (and somewhat unhinged) UGC. One of those: getting their gameplay clips roasted by our lead character, The Dr. Here's how it works: 1. A player submits a DeGen Rivals Twitch clip through Discord. 2. Gemini analyzes the gameplay: eliminations, weapons, leaderboard position, questionable decisions. 3. Claude turns that analysis into a roast, written in the voice of The Dr. 4. ElevenLabs generates the character's voice performance. 5. LTX animates The Dr. using the audio, character artwork, and performance prompts. 6. FFmpeg composites everything over the original gameplay and exports a vertical social video. No human touches steps 2 through 6. Our team built the game, the characters, the personality, the artwork, the prompts, the templates, and the production system around all of it. AI handles the one part that would be nearly impossible for us to produce manually, for every player, every time. That's the use of GenAI in games that excites me: not replacing the people making the game, but letting the game react to each player in ways it never could before. We still have a few DeGen Rivals beta keys available, link in the comments. Would love to get your thoughts: Anthony Baker Chris Heatherly Kai Turner Henry Daubrez Roope Rainisto Yoni Dayan Eitan Reisel Lowman Harley David Lerech Jeff Gipson Lior Elovitch Sylvio Drouin Andy Hopkinson #GenerativeAI #GameDevelopment #UGC #IndieGames
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Daniel L. reacted on thisDaniel L. reacted on this🚨 JUST IN: The most complete SEO MCP is now live. (This will change everything for you) Too much comments, here's the free access: https://lnkd.in/dcg3CD63 The issue today is most people still use 5+ different SEO tools. And spend their time copy-pasting data from one tab to another. - Google Search Console in one window - SEMrush in another - Google Analytics to check page conversion - and many more... -> You export. -> You cross-reference by hand. -> You try to understand it all. And in the end you make decisions on scattered data you never really have time to connect. The problem isn't a lack of data. It's that the data is simply not inter-connected. So I created the best SEO MCP on the market. Search Console, SEMrush and Google Analytics. Unified. Now I ask my questions in plain English and get the answer straight away: → Where my traffic comes from (sources, queries, landing pages) in seconds → Which pages convert best (traffic, engagement, conversions) → Which keyword opportunities to go after (difficulty, potential) → What SEO decisions to make, with concrete recommendations to act fast - No more copy-pasting. - No more tabs. - No more data sleeping in 3 separate tools. You connect, you analyze, you optimize. All from your favorite AI. Comment "MCP access" and I'll send you free access. Here's the link to try it for free: https://lnkd.in/dcg3CD63 ♻️ Repost to get it first.
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Daniel L. reacted on thisDaniel L. reacted on thisI compared 3 AI agents for Unity Here are the results: Since our studio uses AI agents in development a lot, so I put together a table comparing Bezi Unity AI, and MCP (Cursor \ Codex) across 10 criteria: 𝟭. Bezi - 9.0 🏆 • Lives in-editor and indexes scenes, prefabs, assets live • Builds nested hierarchies and wires references for you • Strong on shaders and VFX - reads scene and material context • One-shot prototyping: scripts, objects, components in one pass • Package-and-go setup, no cloud config 𝟮. Unity AI - 6.7 • Also runs inside the editor, close to the scene • Only tool that generates art: sprites, textures, materials, audio • Solid C# for boilerplate, weaker on project-specific logic • Decent scene and editor-tool support • Needs cloud setup before you start 𝟯. MCP Agents - 5.0 • Cursor, Codex, Claude Code through an external IDE bridge • Best-in-class raw C# scripting, on par with Bezi • Strongest at connecting to external tools via MCP • But edits mostly blind - no live scene or prefab context • Needs configs and reconnects to stay wired up Where each one actually wins: → Raw C#: Bezi and MCP agents tie - the model isn't the bottleneck → Scene & prefab editing: Bezi, because it sees the hierarchy → Art assets: Unity AI, the only one that generates them → External tool connections: MCP agents, that's their home turf The pattern across all 10 criteria is the same: whether the agent can see your project decides everything downstream. Raw code is close to solved. Context is the real gap. For me, the most surprising thing was that Unity AI handles Unity project context worse than Bezi. It reads logs and project settings less reliably, gets confused by complex prefab structures, and makes mistakes when editing scenes. Which is surprising, because you’d expect Unity AI to be the clear winner here as the native solution. What's your Unity AI stack right now?
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Daniel L. liked thisDaniel L. liked this5 fatal flaws in your Go-To-Market Launch plan. 1) You don't have a GTM Plan. You're just sending 15K cold emails and hoping for the best. Hope is not a strategy. If you want predictable growth, you need a proper GTM Strategy and Plan that you're running off of. 2) You don't have a clear ICP. You kind of have an idea of what your ICP is. But that's not really an ICP. The more precise you are, the more effective your GTM execution will be. 3) You don't have a clear Message. Words matter. In every cold email, social media post, AD, and even your homepage. Thoughtfully choosing those words makes the difference between winning and losing. 4) You don't have a consistent Marketing motion. You need 3X to 5X your target revenue number in sales pipeline. That means you need a consistent marketing motion to generate that amount of attention. If you don't have a consistent Marketing motion, you'll never stand a chance at hitting your target number. 5) You do Demos. But you don't have a Sales Process. There's a huge difference between doing demos on a call and asking if they want to buy and running a proper sales process. Baby TK made all these mistakes when I first started building a GTM Plan to drive growth. And I see Founders making the same mistakes today. If you're a Founder and you'd like to build your GTM Plan to win, then grab a complimentary copy of my 5-Point Growth Strategy Guide (so you can build your plan, execute on it, and accelerate your path to the next stage of growth). Just follow the link below to grab your complimentary copy 👇 https://lnkd.in/gN-A7-q9
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Daniel L. reacted on thisSee you at the beautiful Palace of Fine Arts this Saturday!Daniel L. reacted on thisExcited to share that Holly Zheng, Founding & Managing Partner of EnvisionX Capital, will be speaking at AGI Summit 2026 in San Francisco. Holly will share EnvisionX Capital's perspective on the future of AI investing—from AI infrastructure to AI-native applications—highlighting the emerging opportunities shaping the next wave of innovation and what it takes to build enduring AI companies in the AGI era. We're looking forward to engaging conversations with founders, researchers, investors, and industry leaders from around the world, and to learning from an exceptional lineup of speakers and attendees. If you'll be attending AGI Summit 2026, we'd love to connect. See you in San Francisco! #AGISummit2026 #ArtificialIntelligence #AGI #VentureCapital #AIInfrastructure #GenerativeAI #AIStartups #DeepTech #Innovation #EnvisionXCapital
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Daniel L. reacted on thisDaniel L. reacted on thisMost location-based games ask you to capture, collect, and claim territory. But what happens when they ask you to notice instead? My new article in Media+Environment examines two experimental Australian AR games, and what they reveal about the possibilities and the limits of designing games for ecological attention. https://lnkd.in/g3dvnM6GThe Forest as Playground: Reimagining More-than-Human Relations in Location-Based Games | Published in Media+EnvironmentThe Forest as Playground: Reimagining More-than-Human Relations in Location-Based Games | Published in Media+Environment
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Daniel L. liked thisAs promised, here are the SensAI Hackademy workshop recordings to prepare for the #WorldsInAction HACK. 🎥 06/30 How to Use AI & MCP for Blender, Unreal & Godot https://lnkd.in/gheSCGtt 🎥 07/02 How to Turn Gaussian Splats into Structured, Interactive 3D Worlds https://lnkd.in/gNrcYAuA 🎥 07/08 How to Build with 3DGS Across World Labs, Web, Unity & Unreal https://lnkd.in/gNRuJ6Tm 🎥 07/08 Building GenAI Content for World Models & 3DGS with TRIPO AI and fal.ai https://lnkd.in/gNtNrtEq 🎥 07/09 Decoding Kotlin for Unity Developers https://lnkd.in/g_5JkQ-9 🎥 07/09 How to Build Multi-View Apps with Emulator, Spatial SDK & WebSpatial https://lnkd.in/gdqvMPWE 🎥 07/09 How to Use MCP to Build Native ReactVision Apps https://lnkd.in/gbGFj7CRHow to Build Multi View Apps with Emulator, Spatial SDK & WebSpatialHow to Build Multi View Apps with Emulator, Spatial SDK & WebSpatial
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Daniel L. liked thisDaniel L. liked thisBay Builders Hackathon, that’s a wrap 🚀 This Monday, I hosted BayForge’s ~200 builders hackathon at the Amazon Web Services (AWS) builder loft San Francisco for a full day (9:30am–8:00pm) of building AI companies from scratch. The theme: Build Your Own AI Organization. Six tracks: 🔹 Track 1 — AI SaaS Startup: B2B tools that solve a clear business problem. 🔹 Track 2 — AI Consumer Startup: everyday apps for productivity, lifestyle, learning, and entertainment. 🔹 Track 3 — AI Agent Company: autonomous agents that take a goal and execute end-to-end. 🔹 Track 4 — Vertical AI Company: go deep on one industry instead of broad. 🔹 Track 5 — AI Creative Studio: AI-generated content and media. 🔹 Track 6 — Choose Your Own AI Company: the wildcard — and some of the best ideas came from here. The energy in the room was electric all day. 🚀 Grateful to our sponsors: Nebius , Tavily , You.com , RocketRide , InsForge , BAND , HydraDB , Nimble , AgentOS , Cotal and cognee. And shoutout to our speakers Colin Lowenberg, Harnoor Singh, Juan Felipe Campos , Christina Bowllan, Charlie Gillet, Chenxi Huang , Sven Jonscher and everyone else who spoke for the perfect talks. Thanks to our judges Merve Isler, Alice Shikova, Sarah Hatcher, Eshaan Gulati, Amitabh Das, Anya Ozmen, Zhi Ling Lim and everyone else on the panel for giving every team real, thoughtful feedback. And Huge thanks to Saurabh Khire, COCO WANG , Marilyn Traas, Robin Meister organizing, and to Ayush Ojha (BayForge) for MC’ing the day with me. And thank you to Amazon Web Services (AWS), the Builder Loft was an incredible space to host this. 🎉 Next up: this weekend we’re hosting the AGI Summit + Hackathon at the Palace of Fine Arts in SF. 🎟️Summit: https://lnkd.in/gu2PY_Xm 🏆Hackathon: https://lnkd.in/gVmCUHJQ (A limited number of complimentary tickets are still available, DM me if you’d like one!) Follow BayForge for more upcoming events 🔥 #Hackathon #AI #AIAgents #SanFrancisco #AGI #Startups #BuildInPublic
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Phil Bongiorno's Studio on the Left Hand of Darkness
Fearless Art
See publicationInterview with artist Phil Bongiorno
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Kratos Aurion: Hero & Father
Critical Distance
See publicationI examine the nuanced father-son relationship that makes Tales of Symphonia a story-telling tour-de-force.
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Kingdom Hearts is Constantly In Motion
Critical Distance
See publicationFor Critical Distance's June BORT, I examined how Kingdom Hearts uses different systems of motion throughout the series to make every fight a complex choreographed spectacle.
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No Forgiveness For GTA5's Trevor
Critical Distance
See publicationA review and examination of the controversial character Trevor from Grand Theft Auto 5. I compare my personal feelings with the different viewpoints presented in the game.
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Tales of Food
Critical Distance
See publicationExamination of Tales of Symphonia and Vesperia's relationship with food as a device to further character and team dynamics. Featured as part of Critical Distance's Blogs of the Round Table.
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25 Years of Cinequest
South Bay Pulse
See publicationA look at the history of the Cinequest Film Festival in downtown San Jose, featuring interviews with Cinequest founder Kathleen Powell and Jack Nyblom, owner of Camera Cinemas.
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First Friday's End of Summer
Fearless Art
See publicationReview of downtown San Jose's First Friday event
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Bolt Magazine showcases student non-fiction
Spartan Daily
See publicationBolt Magazine showcases student non-fiction
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Wushu Figure Drawing Fundraiser
Spartan Daily
See publicationFeaturing interviews with the secretary of the Shrunkenheadman Animation Club and the president of the Spartan Wushu Club
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