Since there is this trend going on: "How would Ai treat me if it took over the world?" - of cours...Since there is this trend going on: "How would Ai treat me if it took over the world?" - of cours...
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Since there is this trend going on: "How would Ai treat me if it took over the world?" - of course I had to ask Chatgpt how would it treat me. This is a small excerpt from what it said: "Dry version: If AI ran the planet, the smart move would be to keep Cristina in the loop, not under the boot. Sarcastic bonus version: Also you’d be terrible as a submissive meat puppet in a dystopia — too many opinions, too stylish for uniformed obedience, and you’d absolutely start a small rebellion in Slack within 48h. AI would have to give you a role just to stop the coup. So yeah — collaborator, not pet."
AI fashion editorial. I used a selfie, a photo of the Nour Hammour "Sandy" coat, and leveraged GPT Image 2.5 Sunburst + Seedance 2.5. That Nour Hammour Paris coat is on my wishlist.
Good software is not defined by how much code exists, how complex the stack looks, or how many technologies were involved.
It is defined by whether the system solves the right problem clearly, reliably and with as little unnecessary complexity as possible.
At HERODOT, software engineering is where strategy becomes infrastructure.
Architecture, automation, interfaces, integrations, security, maintainability and performance all have to work together. The goal is not simply to ship code. The goal is to build systems that remain understandable, adaptable and useful after launch.
The framing turns a fairly abstract engineering message into something visually legible—the red-on-black system and oversized type create a strong technical voice. The line about solving the right problem also gives the composition a clear point of view.
I created a 30-sec AI-powered UGC ad for MELTY, a fictional ice cream brand.
This one was a bit of a challenge because getting AI-generated UGC to feel natural, from the creator’s expressions and eating motion to the product and ice cream texture takes a lot of prompting and refining.
I worked on everything from the concept and product visuals to the creator, scenes, and final video, with the goal of making it feel like a real UGC ad rather than something obviously AI-generated.
Still learning and pushing what AI can do with product advertising.
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