Every week there's a new article claiming AI can replace your income, build your business, or grow your audience. They all say the same things. None of them actually show you the numbers.
This series is different. I run real experiments with real AI tools, document every step, and publish the actual results — including when it fails. No affiliate incentive to hype anything up. No theory. Just what happened.
Each experiment starts with a hypothesis, tracks daily progress, and ends with an honest verdict: Worth it. Conditional. Not worth it. The abandoned ones are usually the most useful reads.
Every experiment is documented from day one. 🟡 In Progress means you can follow along live. 🔒 Coming Soon means it's planned and scheduled.
No human creativity. Every caption, image, hashtag, and post schedule generated entirely by AI tools. Here's what the algorithm did with it — and whether it's worth trying.
5 Shorts in 2 weeks, zero original footage, no on-camera presence. Script to upload using VidGen Studio, ElevenLabs, and RunwayML. Tracking views, subscribers, and retention.
Idea to launched product in 30 days. Budget cap: $50. Using Antigravity to build, Claude for copy, Stripe for payments, Vercel to deploy. Tracking every cost and every conversion.
10 products listed on Gumroad in 30 days — Notion templates, prompt packs, social media kits — all generated by AI. Tracking listings, sales, and which product type actually converts.
Research, writing, design, and scheduling all handled by AI. Tracking subscriber growth, open rate, click rate, and whether readers can even tell the difference from a human-written one.
I've been building AI systems professionally since 2013 — XR training platforms, enterprise automation, computer vision pipelines. I know what AI can actually do at a technical level. And I've watched the content world fill up with people confidently describing tools they've never seriously used.
These experiments are my answer to that. I pick a hypothesis that matters to real people — can I actually make money from this, save time, replace a workflow — and I run it properly. Fixed timeline, tracked metrics, published results regardless of outcome.
If an experiment fails, I leave it up. The failure report is often the most useful thing I publish. What broke, why it broke, and what you'd need to make it work is more valuable than another success story.
No sponsors involved in any experiment. No affiliate deals on the specific tools being tested. The only incentive is an honest result.
Every tool linked to its full review — pricing, pros, cons, and real-world examples.
Get notified when a new experiment launches or a verdict drops. No AI-generated filler — just the experiment updates.