Watch it.
Then build it.
Short films and games that show how AI and data really work. Starring Yagrumo, a little sapling from Puerto Rico's forests who explains big ideas one seed at a time.
The Word GardenNEW · 2:44
Short films about how AI thinks.
Each one is under three minutes, narrated, with captions. Every frame is drawn live in your browser.
New2:44The Word Garden
Yagrumo chops a sentence into seeds, plants them in a garden of meaning, and grows fruit to guess the next word. Then he learns why an AI needs roots.
1:26The Silver Signal
A leaf named Hoja notices the wind's clues lining up before anyone else, and warns the whole forest that a storm is coming. Then it's your turn to be the storm.
Now try it yourself.
Games where you do the thinking. Each takes 5 to 15 minutes and works on a phone, a tablet or a laptop.
Mind Lab
Shatter a sentence into tokens, explore a map of meaning, spin the next-word wheel and train a real brain.
Code Coquí
Program a coquí through El Yunque with hops, turns and loops. Fewer blocks, more stars.
Hurricane AI
Train a model that tells storms from hurricanes, then test it on storms it has never seen.
Dissect
Take apart nine Puerto Rico machines, from a greca to the Arecibo telescope, and rebuild them.
Real ideas, kid-sized.
Made by a data and AI team in San Juan. The ideas are the same ones we use to build AI for companies, explained so a seven-year-old can retell them at dinner.
- How AI readsText is split into tokens, and each token becomes a number.
- How AI understandsWords with similar meanings live close together on a map.
- How AI writesIt guesses the next word from odds, one word at a time.
- Why AI makes things upA confident answer isn't always a true one.
- How AI learnsGuess, check the mistake, adjust, repeat.
- How we fix itGood AI looks up real facts and shows where they came from.
- No sign-up, no ads. Open it and play.
- Nothing leaves the browser. What kids type stays on their device.
- Short on purpose. Films under three minutes, games under fifteen.
- Honest simplifications. Each piece says where the real thing is bigger.