Tag

Generative AI

01
15 minMaster Thesis

Can a Team of AI Agents Actually Ship a Web App? Building a Multi-Agent Frontend Pipeline

Most AI coding tools are good at one thing at a time: generating a snippet, sketching a layout, reviewing a pull request. This article walks through a multi-agent system built on CrewAI that assigns those jobs to five specialized AI agents working in sequence, from requirements analysis to a fully styled Next.js page, and evaluates whether the result actually holds up against human-built benchmarks on code quality and visual design.

02
5 minPaper

Prompt In, Landing Page Out: A Hands-On Test of Midjourney for Web Design

Can Midjourney, the generative AI image tool, actually work as a web design assistant? After a look at how diffusion models turn noise into images, this piece walks through a hands-on experiment: generating landing pages for an e-commerce brand, a university, and a web agency, each with a short prompt and a detailed one. The results say a lot about where AI-generated design genuinely helps, and where it runs into a wall that isn't going away anytime soon.

03
12 minProject Report

Can a Chatbot Fight Loneliness? Designing an AI Companion for Seniors

Could a LLM-based product meaningfully reduce loneliness among older adults? That deceptively simple question drove a student project through the full Design Thinking process, from empathy mapping through personas, competitor research, and real user interviews, resulting in AchtSAM, a voice-first AI companion. Along the way, the team hit a genuinely hard ethical fork: whether an AI should be allowed to impersonate a deceased spouse, and why they ultimately said no.