[Unsolicited Introduction] Playing with AI and turning even failures into content. 7 Amazing Things about Tenmusu Teishoku
— Writing, images, games. Someone who turns AI from something “difficult” into something “fun to play with” —
I’ve found someone else who caught my eye.
In their profile, it says,
Writing text, creating images, and making games together with AI.
I’m loosely recording both the successes and the spectacular failures.
Seeing this sentence, the first thing I thought was,
“This person doesn’t make AI look intimidating.”
That is.
AI-related content tends to get difficult, no matter what.
Latest models.
Prompts.
Automation.
Efficiency.
Monetization.
But Tenmusu Teishoku is a little different.
They treat AI not as something to “study,” but as a “partner to play with.”
This is what’s interesting.
This time, I’m going to dig into Tenmusu Teishoku using the K-method, entirely on my own.
These are the
7 amazing things
that I felt.
*This is a personal analysis by K, based on their public profile.
Amazing Thing #1
They don’t make AI “difficult”
This is the strongest point.
AI is something that…
people are interested in.
However,
many people stop at…
thinking it looks difficult.
In that context,
Tenmusu Teishoku’s posts have…
a vibe of “let’s just try playing with it together”
that atmosphere.
Instead of overwhelming people with technical jargon,
they experiment while having fun.
That is why readers also…
find it easy to think,
“maybe I can do this too.”
Someone who can serve as an entry point for AI beginners.
This is quite valuable.
Amazing thing #2
They don’t hide their failures
In their profile,
What I really like is
the part about “even spectacular failures.”
Usually,
people want to show only what went well.
But Tenmusu Teishoku-san,
also shows the failures.
This is powerful.
AI actually fails quite a lot.
Images turn out weird.Text goes off-track.Games don’t work.It doesn’t follow instructions.
But by not hiding those failures,
“this is also content”
they can turn them into.
It’s much more relatable
than someone who only shows successes.
Amazing thing #3
Spanning across text, images, and games
This is also interesting.
Writing text.
Creating images.
Playing games.
Making games.
Not limited to just one thing.
Usually, it would be divided into:
“AI Writing Techniques”
“AI Image Generation”
“AI Game Development”
but they cover all of them.
In other words,
they are a generalist in AI x Creation.
That is why,
they rarely run out of things to post about.
Today it is writing.
Next is images.
After that, games.
From the reader’s perspective,
you never know what will come out next.
This “unpredictability” is also a charm.
Amazing Thing #4
“Someone who tries things with you” rather than “someone who teaches you”
This is their approach.
Tenmusu Teishoku is,
rather than acting like a teacher,
a fellow experimenter
suits them better.
Rather than,
“This is the correct answer,”
“I tried it, and this is what happened 🤣”
is more appealing.
This sense of closeness,
is very much appreciated by AI beginners.
There is no feeling of being talked down to.
They are someone who can
“play on the same level.”
Amazing point 5
Failures become content as they are
This is quite a strength as a creator.
Usually,
failure equals being scrapped.
But,
in Tenmusu Teishoku’s case,
Failure equals an article.
For example,
“I had an AI make a game, and it was stuck within 3 seconds of starting”
“I tried generating an image, and something completely different from what I expected was born”
“I thought I wrote perfect instructions, but the AI ignored everything”
Things like this,
I really want to read.
A person who can turn failure into “laughable value.”
This is a strength.
Amazing thing #6
The icon matches the content being shared
The profile picture is also,
Pop.
Flashy.
Playful.
The moment you see it,
“This person seems like they’re having fun”
is what you feel.
It also fits the themes of AI, games, and image creation.
In other words,
The worldview is consistent.
This is quite important on note.
Among the overly serious AI content creators,
Tenmusu Teishoku-san,
can differentiate themselves by being “fun.”
Amazing point #7
Showing AI as an “experience” rather than “performance”
What I think is the most amazing thing,
is this.
AI content,
inevitably,
tends to become a discussion about,
which model is powerful,
which feature is convenient,
or which tool is amazing.
But,
Tenmusu Teishoku-san,
is someone who can show,
“what happened when I used AI.”
In other words,
It’s not about the AI itself, but
the events that happen alongside AI
that can be turned into content.
This is a strength.
Even if the tools change,
even if the models change,
this style will remain.
K-style summary
The appeal of Tenmusu Teishoku is
not just being knowledgeable about AI.
Rather,
they have a great sense of distance from AI.
They don’t make it difficult.
They don’t hide their failures.
They play.
They experiment.
They laugh.
They create again.
That is why,
it’s easy for readers to get involved.
If it were me, I would describe this person like this.
The proprietor of an AI laboratory.
They create text.
They create images.
They create games.
And,
sometimes,
they explode spectacularly 🤣
But,
even that explosion becomes an article.
This is,
the strength of Tenmusu Teishoku.
If I were to add one word for this person, it would be
Play before you succeed.
You don’t have to master AI.
You don’t have to be perfect.
It’s okay to fail.
Just try touching it first.
Try making something.
Try laughing about it.
Because there is someone who shows us that side of themselves,
the hurdle for starting with AI is lowered.
I think Tenmusu Teishoku is
that kind of creator.
K
