Research
Documents, interviews, project memory, real photographs and public sources.
WORKING · WEB · BOOK · VISUAL · VIDEO
The lab uses AI at different stages of creating websites, books and visual material: research and editing, programming, image generation and video production.
Approach
A text model helps assemble structure and drafts, a coding agent implements and tests the site, an image generator creates individual visual assets, and the video system prepares files, covers and metadata. Raw facts, material rights and final publish are each controlled separately.
Production workflow
Documents, interviews, project memory, real photographs and public sources.
Structure, editing, programming, images and production variants are built with different tools.
Facts, links, responsiveness, visual screens, file formats and task compliance.
Website, printed book, graphic asset or prepared and published video.
Confirmed results
Research, information architecture, copy, HTML/CSS/JS, SEO, responsive and interactive checks.
AI was used in research and the production process of the book "Build Your Own Assistant," which reached print and sales.
Illustrations, covers and visual concepts shaped around the project’s style, composition and publishing format.
Script, metadata, cover, file preparation and subsequent delivery to VK Video and YouTube.
Checking links, forms and interactive elements, text readability and presentation across screen sizes.
Adapting materials for each platform and publishing through connected services.
Separation of responsibility
Production owns content, visuals, code and the result file.
Quality review covers facts, rights, technical quality and behaviour on devices.
Content operations adapts finished material for channels and returns publish links.
Human approves new sensitive content and decisions outside agreed scenarios.
Case boundaries
AI helps research faster, assemble options and do technical work, but it does not verify facts on its own. Real photographs and approved materials are not replaced by decorative generation when they serve as proof of the project.