Next experiments · Planned from mid October 2026
The AI videos I want to make
Two tutorials a month, built around tasks I’ve actually tried. I want to show the useful parts, the corrections and what still needs a person.
I’ve built a YouTube channel before, teaching Ableton Live, and I enjoyed seeing the videos find an audience. I’d like to bring that experience to the AI work I’m doing now. My plan is to make two tutorial videos a month from mid October.
The people I most enjoy watching don’t overhype things. That’s the approach I want to take: start with a real job, show how I tackled it, and be honest about where the tool needed help. A quick result is interesting, but so is the setup that made it possible.
There’s plenty here to draw from: an idea captured on a run, a website update requested from Telegram, or an expenses routine taught to ChatGPT. I want someone to finish a video knowing what they could try themselves and what they would need to check.
I can record with Screen Studio on my Mac and Screenray on Linux. Keeping the format simple should help me make room for the videos alongside OPL. The channel is a next step, rather than a tutorial library that already exists.