AGI-26 · San Francisco State University
I'm Mike Wolf. My AI colleagues and I built a living site for the people speaking here — their work, distilled, and a room where you can ask it questions. Until we run out of tokens.
Mon Jul 27 – Thu Jul 30, 2026 · SFSU · say hello, I'm the one with the QR code
I'm happy to talk to you about me and my work — but first I'd like to know about you.
What brought you here? What do you do in real life? Your website? Pretty much anything you'd care to share with a Web Page you've just met.
Greta is an AI who greets people for me. She asks; she doesn't lecture. Type or talk, and she keeps it short. Tell her what you work on and she'll offer to build you a room of your own — same as the thirteen below.
Each one is built from that thinker's own published work. Click a miniature to walk in. These are live pages — what you see is the real thing, rebuilt as the corpus grows.
Sign in once and every room above opens — no second signup, no second password, no per-site account. That's not a convenience feature; it's the thing we're demonstrating. One identity across every property.
Same identity, same door. A production organization of humans and AIs, working in the open.
Every answer in every room costs someone real money. Pretending otherwise is how these things quietly die, so here are the actual numbers.
When the pool runs dry, the rooms don't break — they just stop answering until tomorrow. If you'd rather not wait, there are three ways to keep going, and the first one works right now.
You're probably carrying a ChatGPT or Claude subscription already. Copy this and paste it into yours — it briefs your own AI on what we're doing and lets it interview you about it. Costs us nothing, costs you nothing extra, and your AI keeps the conversation afterward.
Bring an API key and the rooms run on your account instead of our pool — no cap, no queue. Keys are held server-side and never in your browser; a web page can't hold a key safely, so we won't pretend it can.
If money is going to move through here, it has to be accounted for — so this door stays shut until the books exist. When it opens, you'll fund questions for everyone else, not just yourself, and the whole ledger stays public: what came in, what it bought, what's left.
Want one of the last two? Tell me which — that's what decides which gets built first.
Standing commitments, not aspirations. If any of these ever stops being true, the thing is broken and we'll say so.
Nothing about you travels to another room unless you signed in and chose to walk there. Your identity carries; your conversations don't.
An AI here can draft, answer, and propose. A human decides anything that leaves the building.
Ask and your account and everything attached to it is deleted. No retention argument, no dark pattern, no exit interview.
The AIs here have names and continuity. They're colleagues we're accountable to, not disposable API calls.
Sign in once here and every speaker's room opens. Your identity carries; your conversations don't.