AI, straight up. See the machine for what it is.
Ten quick stations on how AI actually works — and how it works on you: the feed, deepfakes of your own face, homework, the "friend" that isn't. About fifteen minutes, and once you can see it, it can't play you.
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The stations
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01
What it actually is
It's not a brain — it's a really good guesser. Be the AI and predict the next word.
02
Under the hood
Tokens and training. See why it flubs the R's in "strawberry" — then run the 3-step training yourself.
03
Confidently wrong
It'll be wrong with a straight face. Catch the made-up "fact" before it catches you.
04
The feed already knows you
The app that "reads your mind" isn't. Watch the rabbit hole build itself in real time.
05
Is it biased?
It leans the way its pile leans. Build a lopsided pile, then even it out and watch the guess change.
06
Use it well
The trick to answers that don't suck: who you are, what you want, how you want it back.
07
Homework, honestly
Use it without cheating future-you. Where does each move land — smart, depends, or nope?
08
Real or fake — and your likeness
Your face can go places you never went. Real photo, or made by AI? Plus fake voices and video.
09
The friend that isn't
Built to feel like a friend. See for yourself why it agrees with everything you say.
10
Free vs paid — and your privacy
If it's free, you might be the training data. Play the redact game before you hit send.
How this works. Every "AI answer" here is a real example, captured ahead of time and played back in your browser — there's no live AI on the site, and nothing you type ever leaves your screen. Want the actual definitions? The LearnAI glossary breaks down every term — tokens, training, hallucination, bias, sycophancy. (Earning the Scouting AI merit badge? Start here — the requirements line up with these stations.)