I design products, and I build them with AI.

Trained in digital media art, I came to AI without a technical background. What I bring is taste, and a habit of turning what I learn into systems: agent skills that run a workflow on their own, and products I design and build end to end.

Looking back, one question keeps turning up in what I make: what happens to an individual in front of a force far larger than themselves. I didn't set out with it — the sacred series began as a study of divinity, the women and the beasts as characters I simply wanted to see. But the lone figure beneath a fallen god, the woman pushing a boulder uphill, the animals at full strength all land in the same place. So, lately, does my interest in people without a technical background facing large language models — which is why I am translating Andrej Karpathy's three-and-a-half-hour LLM course into six episodes in Chinese.

I currently work as an AIGC case developer at an education technology company, where I made a short film for the annual gala of China Education Television and automated the team's course video production.