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iMAGINEf4e, Imagine for Everyone
What could've been the right course for the future.

Writer:
Richard Milton

Last updated:
2025.08.26

Editing:
Untitled Editorial Firm

Publishing:
Pen & Paper Ltd.

Institutes:
BeyondImaginative, ERGATRONICS Corporate R&D

AI is an interesting subject in today's world as of me writing this. So interesting, that now I avoid any and all mentions of AI. Even so, I dabbled with AI back in 2020, when the pandemic was roaring free on the streets and I was consolidated to my desk and my laptop. I used to hang out and chat with a group of foreigner friends on Discord. They were great fun, I tell you! But I must grow up from my roots and now I don't interact with them anymore. They're still good people, but it's just I grew out from my emo phase.Moving on. Back in the beginning of 2021, I planned something quite extravagant for the next year's April Fools joke. I would create a whole persona and slap an AI behind it. Pure AI chatbot, not machine learning, AI. But back then, the concept of an "AI" was still vague. I still remember that I watched a video about GPT-2 create nonsensical YouTube video ideas for Tom Scott's friends.