AI made simple.
One minute at a time.
Sixty-second videos that make AI actually make sense — taught by mechanism, not by buzzword, and hosted by four very enthusiastic characters.
The whole pitch
Everything we make fits in this ring
One idea. Sixty seconds. A hook in the first three, a mechanism you can actually picture, and one sentence you’ll still be able to repeat next week.
Time. That’s the whole ask — and it’s the whole format. Spend your next one below.
The cast
Four hosts, four kinds of episode
Each host leads a lane — but nobody owns an episode. When a news story is really about a tool, paige hands off to kai mid-video.
Tap a card. On screen we label the series, never the host — so recasting an episode never means re-cutting the video.
The curriculum
Not a feed. A spine.
Planned end to end, where each part causes the next: rules hit a ceiling, so machines learned from examples; the best learner was brain-shaped and starved for fifty years; once fed, it learned to see — then to talk. Here’s what’s live — and what’s next.
Five languages
Localised, not just translated
Every episode ships in five — and Cantonese is written as Cantonese, in natural spoken Hong Kong phrasing, never Mandarin in traditional characters.
Examples, tone and cultural references get adapted per audience — the stat in the hook changes with the market it’s playing to.
That’s it. That’s the site.
The videos live in your feed
@1_min.ai
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