Why


Building Trust & Transparency In Tech

Understanding = Power

Ignorance makes me feel powerless

Building Education Recourses

I was taught I had the power to make anyone believe anything. I choose to make people believe in themselves.

Building Platforms Anyone Can Use

Anyone Can Code

Simplifying Language

Accessibility

Platforming Software In Line With Our Mission

Creating Accessible Open Source Software & Packages

Building Trust In AI With AI Products You Can Trust

Transparency Built In

Accounting for EVERYONE when building tools & assets

ADOBE style product suite with a focus on education and accessibility

Funds ALWAYS set aside for low-income folks who want to learn

Low Code MUST = Learning Code

Cover Annual Subscription costs for industry dev-tools, software, and learning

  • Can work with companies that share values to support

AI you can trust

Tools to identify AI that you can’t

Artificial Intelligence can never replace Actual Intelligence

AI prompting can almost be considered it’s own language

Current state of large LLMs = Big promises with high $ - Low/no code users see a bright future where they can break into an industry, only to realize that AI prompting is a coding language in it’s own right. - Users don’t realize that a lot of what they don’t see behind the scenes is (usually) python script written in syntax not far off from the undefined language that is AI/L. The hours spent scraping through forums for prompting techniques, tips etc. could easily translate into simple Python scripts achieving their desired result in half the time, every time, for free (often the script for the task your looking for has already been written)

  • AI is an amazing tool. It will never replace Actual intelligence

Values

Transparency

  • All proceeds > Where they come from > Where they go
    • Causes
    • Board Salary
    • Maintenance

Inspiration

Time spent prompting ~= Learning

Scratch & Stencyl

https://www.stencyl.com/features/ https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/editor/?tutorial=getStarted

Scribblenauts

JetBrains

  • Branding
  • Code-Academy
    • Paid Subscription with extensive free tier
    • ALL $ generated from platform is specifically to support
    • Project Based Learning
      • Users own all assets, code, tools
    • “Tudor-Hotline”

Local Programs

  • Coding workshops/bootcamps partnering with local libraries, or work source offices (anywhere with public access PC) and GCP (for example) to offer computing support for Unity, Unreal, Godot, Blender, basic coding, etc.