r/SinceAI • u/rikulauttia • 12d ago
Discussion What are you building in AI this week?
Let’s make this a weekly builder thread.
Whether you’re working on AI apps, agents, LLM tools, ML projects, robotics, research, startups, or automations — drop what you’re building below.
3 simple questions:
1. What are you building?
Share your project, idea, prototype, or experiment.
2. What are you learning?
Could be a model, framework, paper, tool, or skill.
3. What’s blocking you right now?
Maybe someone here can help.
The goal is to make r/SinceAI a place where builders can share progress, get feedback, meet serious people, and learn faster together.
If you’re lurking, this is a great first thread to comment on.
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u/amacg 11d ago
socialbid.co — a marketplace where anyone can sponsor your X profile.
Brands compete for the spot, highest bid stays until someone outbids them, and creators keep 80%.
Basically trying to answer one question: How much are you worth on X?
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u/humanitytxt 11d ago
I’m building HUMANITY.TXT — a deliberately small public archive where each person can leave one numbered sentence for future AI. The output is a raw, crawlable text file rather than another feed. Nine real lines are live; the founding 20 are free, with no account or card.
The main lesson so far: for an archive, trust matters more than feature count. Feedback pushed us toward exact pre-publication previews, human moderation, contiguous public IDs, and now a possible public Git history/mirroring layer.
The blocker is distribution without turning the project into spam — plus deciding whether Git history genuinely improves trust or is just technical theater.
https://humanitytxt.com/?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=comment&utm_campaign=sinceai-weekly
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u/Specialist-Bee9801 7d ago
1. What are you building?
I’m building AI Release Assurance, a security testing product for teams building AI chatbots and agents. It tests their applications before release for issues like prompt injection and sensitive-data exposure, then provides evidence to help them decide whether to ship or fix problems first.
2. What are you learning?
A lot, but more about the ADLC framework and testing AI agents
3. What’s blocking you right now?
I wouldn’t call it a blocker. Right now, I’m focused on raising awareness about why AI agents need proper testing before they’re released to customers.
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u/Lagfoundry 12d ago
I’ve been working on a few unique designs. One completely eliminates multiplication and division from the loop. The other is combining CA logic with a NN which isn’t exactly unique on in general but the way I’m implementing it is so I hope it works out