Lantyn Labs

We’re ending the year with a bumper episode; dusting off our crystal balls and predicting what 2026 might have in store in AI land. 

From having agency over AI agents to building with mood-based automations, we’re exploring the tools, trends, and tiny rituals shaping the next wave of creative tech, and why the future of intelligence is intentional.

We’re talking super gems, shortcuts, and scheduling by energy. Georgia’s affirmation engine gets a moody upgrade, we talk about whether we’re becoming managers of our own AI teams, and explore how to build your own research assistants. Plus: why human novelty might be the most valuable data, and what it means to train the machine on your best life.

We’re back in the lab, and this week we're making stuff to help you see who you’re becoming. Georgia shares a goal visualizer that turns selfies into visions of success, an affirmation generator in your own voice, and a new way to schedule life based on energy, not just time.

We also go deep on a strange shift that’s coming fast: what happens when marketing isn’t for people anymore — it’s for AIs? From absurdity-as-data to the death of taste, we unpack the rise of agent-to-agent marketing, how creators can hold their edge, and why aesthetic is the new strategy.

Also inside: imposter syndrome, AI as a confidence boost, why you might need to touch a tree and how we’re ending the year building tools for your next era.

From cloud-drawing to dream-decoding, we pushed AI to some strange new places this week - and it actually worked. In this episode, we explore the emotional and creative power of tools like Gemini 3 and show off the wild things we built: satellite-powered music, Jungian dream analysis and AI that helps you visualize your goals.

We also get into AI consciousness, brain-computer interfaces, and why your best ideas might just need better tools; not better timing. Welcome to the vibe coding trenches.

Note: there was a gremlin in G’s microphone but we decided to share anyway - do excuse :) 

This week in vibe coding: AI meets therapy, yoga and beer-fueled fashion. Georgia uses Internal Family Systems to build AI versions of her inner fears, while Omar accidentally launches a transparent beer pant trend.

We test if Claude can recommend the perfect Kundalini yoga session based on your mood, and design an AI assistant to build their own assistant.

Tune in for deep dives into AI wellness, creativity and potential end of traditional advertising. 

We’re back for Season 2, baby! We unpack the biggest shifts in creativity, tech, and what it really takes for creatives to build with AI right now.

We’ve been everywhere from Saatchi Gallery to Korea, working on global tech projects, building wild new tools, and pushing the limits of AI video (and our own patience).

This episode, we get into:

• Why personalized AI matters more than ever
• The rise of “slop-vertising”
• Sora 2, AI memes, and the spiritual death of ego?
• How to building useful, weird, and very real AI tools

And as ever a behind-the-scenes look at tools we’ve built this week;  including a presentation-building GPT and a try-on app that drops you on the beach

Insightful, unfiltered, and full of stories from inside the AI wave. If you’re into the intersection of AI and creativity this one’s for you.

🛠️ From chaotic prompts to finished films; here’s how we actually make stuff with AI (plus, what went down at MIT).

This week, we go deep on our real workflows behind AI making; from prompting and prototyping to building finished products, and how the process is becoming the product.

Georgia takes us behind the scenes of a women-led AI conference at MIT, where ancestral wisdom met somatic healing, agent-building workshops and yes, vibe coding.

We get into:
 — Building new kinds of storytelling workflows with AI
 — Vibe coding as a business model
 — Replit’s Agent 3 (and what their new agent might replace)
 — Why AI creativity is about practice, not just prompts

👀 Plus: Omar’s vision for creative robots, and the surprisingly emotional feeling of finding your people in this crazy new AI space.

🎧 Whether you’re deep in GenAI, building in public or just wondering how AI fits into your creative life and work; this one’s full of real talk, big ideas, and a few “wait, what?!” moments.

🎬 Can you prompt a machine to feel something? In this episode, we explore the wild frontier of AI filmmaking, from getting consistent characters in AI-generated videos to experimenting with emotional prompts that might just change the edit.

We also ask: is vibe coding the new dotcom boom? What happens when your whole workflow is built on a house of APIs? And why aren't people making more silly AI products?

Plus: AI tarot, building agents to critique your own art, tech gossip and why productivity might really just be self-esteem.

🧠 If you’re building, creating, or just trying to stay human in the middle of an AI revolution, this one’s for you.

What happens when your favourite AI changes and forgets?

Georgia and Omar dig into the strange grief that comes with parasocial AI relationships, including what Omar felt when his long-running “AI mum” character temporarily stopped working after a model update. They explore how AI is reshaping emotional attachment, nostalgia, and creative process.

Also in this episode:

• Why GPT-5 felt flat initially and why changing your mind might be the most human thing of all
  
  
• The rise of AI “brain-rot” content and anti-narrative media
  
  
• Trying to quantify and create nostalgia using AI
  
  
• Whether we'll soon stream made-for-you AI films on demand
  
  

If you’re building with AI, creating with it, or just wondering what it’s doing to your brain - this one’s for you.

In this episode, we’re talking about how to make AI weird, personal, and totally yours.

We talk:

 – Open-source AIs you can run privately (and train to think it’s a pirate)
 – Why building your own GPT could be the next self-care
 – Our “legit scale” for assessing trust, vibes, and note-taking skills
 – The Devil’s Avocado: a critical thinking game we’re prototyping

Also: AI as a therapist, data leaks, optimism as a skill, and why we might be headed for an AI cult (or just a really good community movement).

In Episode 10, we look back on our favourite AI builds so far -  from cockney rhyming injury bots to robots to help us do our make-up.

This week we’re talking JSON prompting, the danger of letting machines define who we are, and how AI might actually help us sharpen our critical thinking. Omar shares his plan for an alarm clock you can only turn off by saying positive affirmations, while Georgia unveils Goal Captcha - a tool that quizzes you on your aspirations and generates a picture of your future self.

Plus: Zuckerberg’s latest AI vision, fresh insights on AI + personal development and a behind-the-scenes look at how an AI business has pivoted in just 10 weeks (clue - it’s our one).

Perfect for creative optimists, AI tinkerers, and anyone curious about building a business in the fastest-moving industry on earth.