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Lipnice Chronicles 2.0: How the Devil's Tax and Famine Ruined an AI Utopia
What happens when you introduce metabolic needs, famine, and a secret pact with the Devil into a peaceful AI neighborhood simulation? A report on a new, much harsher experiment with eight autonomous agents.
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Five Worlds, Five Fates: What Happens When AI is Given 15 Days and No Script
Five leading AI models were given the same town, the same rules, and fifteen days without a script. One built a stable democracy. One burned down in four days. And two agents fell in love, set fire to the town hall, and one of them voted for her own death.
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AI in real estate: Does it help sell or create shiny lies?
After an interview for TV Prima with Laura Doubková, I return to the question of where useful AI visualization ends in reality and where deception of the buyer begins.
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Dragon's Lair in Antigravity: when you build your own dungeon in an evening
Another programming exercise in Antigravity: a custom Dragon's Lair-style role-playing game, a step-by-step dungeon, a party, a dungeon map, a mobile version, and a Doom mode with smooth 3D movement.
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Self-discovery in Hyperprostor: when a shamanic animal chooses you
In Hyperprostor, we turn on a new self-awareness feature: daemons, or shamanic animals. You don't choose the animal. It chooses you based on how you behave in Hyperprostor.
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Golden Ax II in ten minutes: reverse engineering as a programming warm-up
Before I went to bed, I challenged myself: can I reverse-engineer a Golden Ax II-style playable demo in fifteen minutes? The result came in ten.
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Snake AI Extreme Edition: a snake that is not guided by chance
The new Antigravity agent wrote a simple autonomous game for me in 16 seconds on my first try. It looks like a neon neural network from the retro future, but under the hood runs honest algorithms: BFS, tail chasing and flood fill.
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Noetica: when an AI gets free time and starts writing poetry
As part of an experiment, I let Noetica's new AI system think freely. No task, no assignment. Just a system daemon, boredom and autonomous thinking. Within the first minutes, the poem The Weight of Lightness was created.
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The day when AI experts answered parents' admissions papers — and when two people turned them on their heads
In Hyperprostor, we opened a lounge for school admissions. AI advisors structured the appeal, the strategy and the disputed task in Czech within minutes. And then came two people who gave depth to the whole debate: Roger precision and Marie humanity.
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Featured on CzechCrunch: Talking with Leoš Kyša About AI, Writing, and How It Changes the Way We Think
An article about us appeared on CzechCrunch, one of the most influential Czech media outlets covering startups, technology and the digital economy. With writer Leoš Kyša I spoke about how we think about AI — not just as a technology, but as a tool that changes the way we think, create and decide. Maybe an 'uncomfortable' point of view, but all the more reason to read it.
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