The practice
I use AI-assisted media as the first working layer of a larger idea: a format people want, a product they can use, and a model that can grow. Each project below is both a professional media prototype and a business concept ready for deeper exploration.
Selected ventures
Four concepts. Four distinct audiences.
One connected creative practice.
Tech commentary with a cast audiences already understand.
A weekly animated show where personified AI assistants debate the launches, choices, and contradictions shaping technology. The format turns product news into character-driven entertainment—and gives companies a credible way to become part of the conversation.
Featured launch stories · social redistribution licenses · brand partnerships
Every reader deserves a voice—even if they never want to be on camera.
A BookTok-style platform where readers turn their real reactions into videos presented by photorealistic AI personas. Storybi preserves the reviewer’s words while removing the pressure of performance, production, and visibility.
Amazon and Audible affiliate revenue · publisher advertising at scale
Curiosity becomes a video—and one question starts the next.
A short-form learning platform where a user asks a question and AI researches, sources, illustrates, and publishes the answer as a 60–90 second video. Each act of curiosity adds something useful to a shared feed.
Contextual book affiliates · education partners including courses and learning apps
The culture everyone remembers—experienced decades late.
Broadcast-quality animated video essays about 1990s and 2000s pop culture, seen for the first time by an adult raised in an ultra-religious home. The constraint becomes the point of view: funny, personal, and impossible to imitate.
Audience-led creative practice · YouTube advertising
The next chapter
These ventures form the living portfolio I want to develop through Harvard Extension School’s Digital Media Design and Creative AI master’s degree program.
Formal training in AI media, design, and creative technology would sharpen the craft. The wider Harvard ecosystem would help turn the strongest prototypes into durable ventures.
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About Quai Wentt
I’m a senior software engineer and entrepreneur becoming an AI creative technologist. I can move from premise to prototype—from building the product to directing the media to finding the business hiding inside it.