About Robots Cooking
Robots Cooking is a journal about building the future — where humans and machines make knowledge together.
It’s not a tech blog. It’s about the deeper shifts beneath the surface of AI, open systems, and publishing — how creation, collaboration, and meaning itself are being rebuilt.
At its core is an idea I call Open Intelligence: the practice of developing intelligence — human and machine — in the open.
Not just open-source AI, but open ways of thinking, building, and learning together. Transparent systems. Shared models. Collective reasoning.
I publish new essays and field notes regularly, exploring this terrain through three overlapping worlds:
Essays — frameworks for understanding the systems behind knowledge creation.
Experiments — prototypes, workflows, and design studies from the edge of AI and open infrastructure.
Culture — reflections on what it feels like to build in a world where the tools are starting to think back.
Together, they map a world where making things — tools, systems, or ideas — becomes an act of thinking itself.
I’m Adam Hyde — designer, founder, and serial builder of open tools and ideas. Over the past two decades I’ve started movements and projects like Book Sprints, the Coko Foundation, Kotahi, and Ketty — all grounded in one belief: knowledge should be open, shared, and beautifully made.
Robots Cooking is where that belief evolves.
It’s about craft, systems, and Open Intelligence — the human kind and the artificial kind — working together to shape what comes next.
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Less hype. More architecture.
Real signals from the frontier of open intelligence.
