Applied AI · explainers + how-to

I make videos that explain AI, and how to actually use it.

The real mechanics behind models and agents, practical ways to put AI to work in your day, and the odd detour into other technical things. Quick animated shorts and longer deep-dives, made to make things click.

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Full-time engineer at Google Seattle, Washington

I'm Adam. By day I'm a full-time software engineer at Google. The rest of the time I make animated videos about AI: quick shorts and longer deep dives on what's actually happening inside models and agents, and how to put this stuff to use in real life. I use AI constantly, so a lot of it comes straight from what works for me day to day.

I've shipped a few dozen of these, and I wander into other technical topics whenever something's worth explaining. The goal each time is the same: you walk away actually understanding the thing, not just nodding along.

When I'm not making videos I'm usually in the gym or buried in a computer: programming, AI, and reverse-engineering how things work. Taking something apart to see how it actually runs is the throughline for basically everything I do, this channel included.

I also build the tooling that produces these. If you want to work together or just say hi, the door's open.

New videos go up regularly: short explainers, practical how-tos, and longer deep dives. The full library lives on the channel, so subscribe there.

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Things I've built, mostly local-first AI tooling. Code's on GitHub.

Opinionated takes on building with AI and agents, the stuff I'll defend on camera. Right more often than wrong, in my experience.

    Work with me

    Alongside the videos, I'm starting to take on some consulting: helping teams figure out where AI and agents actually fit, then building the thing so it ships. Early days, but if you're working on something, I'd like to hear about it.

    Newsletter soon

    An occasional email with new videos and clear takes on what's happening in AI. Launching soon. For now, the channel is the best place to follow along.

    Questions, ideas, or consulting? Email me at arosler17@gmail.com.