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AI Experiments

Things I've actually built, tested or tried with AI — including the successes, failures and lessons in between.

AI career agent workflow used to organize job opportunities and professional outreach
Experiment #003In progress

Can an AI Agent Help Run a Real Job Search?

I built a private AI career agent to help manage a real senior-level job search — analyzing opportunities, tracking applications, identifying relevant contacts, preparing outreach and organizing the workflow without handing full control over to automation.

AI Agents · Career Workflows · Professional Productivity · Job Search · Workflow Automation · Human-in-the-Loop AI
Verdict

Useful — especially for research, organization and preparation — but the strongest workflow still keeps important career decisions and LinkedIn actions under human control.

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AI-generated virtual influencer shown across multiple consistent portrait scenes
Experiment #002Completed

Can AI Create a Consistent Virtual Influencer?

I tested whether current AI image-generation tools could maintain the same believable virtual person across different poses, outfits, locations and content sessions.

AI Influencers · AI Image Generation · Character Consistency · Generative AI · Content Creation
Verdict

Yes — but consistency does not happen automatically. Reliable results required a strong identity reference, tightly controlled prompts and deliberate continuity rules across every generation.

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AI-assisted professional website shown on a laptop
Experiment #001Completed

Can AI Help Build a Professional Website From Scratch?

I tested whether AI-assisted tools could take a website from idea to a polished, deployable result without following a traditional designer-to-developer workflow.

AI-assisted development · Website building · AI coding · GitHub · Deployment
Verdict

Yes — AI can dramatically accelerate the process, but the final quality still depends on human judgment, iteration and technical validation.

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