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Exploring the Limits of What One Person Can Do with AI

At the invitation of Huawei’s Consumer AI Xiaoyi product department, the team I previously worked with, I returned to the Huawei campus to share my personal experience of putting AI into practice.

The invitation pushed me to spend two days connecting the dots across the six months since I left the company, reflecting on my AI experiments and thinking from three perspectives: consumer, business operator and product manager.

Slides appear in presentation order. Select an image to view it at full size.

01 / 21 · Exploring the Limits of What One Person Can Do with AI
02 / 21 · Three stories of working with AI
03 / 21 · The AI tools I use
04 / 21 · Has AI become part of everyday life?
05 / 21 · Completing a figure-eight road trip
06 / 21 · Before the trip: planning and mapping the route
07 / 21 · How I used AI during the trip
08 / 21 · Altay and the Hexi Corridor: more than scenery
09 / 21 · A stop I would otherwise have missed
10 / 21 · The idea and experiment of a one-person company
11 / 21 · A story that looks like a leap of faith
12 / 21 · What does it take to establish a company?
13 / 21 · Nineteen AI roles in day-to-day operations
14 / 21 · Agents do not need a dashboard, but people do
15 / 21 · Letting work flow around value
16 / 21 · Using AI to create prototypes and products
17 / 21 · Two recent prototypes
18 / 21 · Long-running tasks across two projects
19 / 21 · Visualizing context to support human understanding
20 / 21 · From trusting it myself to earning others’ trust
21 / 21 · Reflections on the experiment
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