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Lantyn Labs
AI doesn’t have to be scary, boring, or reserved for tech bros.
Welcome to Lantyn Labs, the weekly podcast where we demystify AI by getting our hands dirty and building stuff — live.
We’re Georgia Lewis Anderson and Omar Karim, two AI insiders from creative backgrounds and co-founders of Lantyn - a purpose first AI studio.
Every week, we give ourselves a new challenge: build an AI product from scratch, then share exactly how (and why) we did it — the tools, the mindset, the fails, and the wins. With no jargon, no gatekeeping, and definitely no "move fast and break things" nonsense.
This isn’t theory. It’s real experiments, live learnings, and the behind-the-scenes of growing an AI business from the ground up.
Whether you're AI-curious, building your own thing, or just here for the behind-the-scenes chaos of creative tech, this is your front-row seat to what’s possible — and what’s not — in the world of generative AI.
Expect big ideas, small experiments, and zero fluff.
Lantyn Labs
EP 14: from prompt to process; making with AI & lessons from MIT
🛠️ 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.