Superpower Daily / Original explorations

A world worth
looking into.

Interesting questions. Public information. Visual experiences that let you explore the answer for yourself.

Original interactive AI guides from Superpower Daily: understand the infrastructure behind AI, explore practical tasks at work, and learn how to plan AI-generated video.

Interactive field guide / 001

How much compute does
the world actually have?

Explore 94 documented major AI facilities, turn a 3D globe, compare buildings, and follow the growth from chip to campus.

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94 documented facilities · 12 countriesResearch snapshot · Oct 7, 2026
Original exploration / 002

AI, at Work.

Your job is a world of tasks.
Where does AI fit?

Pull a profession apart, remix a workday, and put your judgment to work in four interactive exercises.

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24 guided professions · 1,016 occupations · public data & original exercises
Original exploration / 003

AI, Behind
the Shot.

A beautiful clip is a beginning. Making it work is the craft.

Move a camera around a 3D set, explore nine video tools, inspect official demos and plan your next sequence.

Step onto the set
9 tool guides · 6 camera moves · official provider demonstrations

About these explorations.

Read the text index, definitions and answers

What can I explore here?

Explore the physical infrastructure behind AI, the tasks that make up a profession, and the controls used in AI filmmaking. Each guide combines interactive experiments with written explanations and source links.

Where does the information come from?

AI, to Scale uses Epoch AI research and a separately attributed Tesla supplement. AI, at Work uses O*NET and published Anthropic Economic Index data. AI, Behind the Shot uses primary provider documentation, pricing pages and attributed official demos. Each feature explains its sources, review date and limitations.

Are the simulations and examples measured results?

No. Workday scenarios, camera simulations, schematic hardware and budget examples are educational illustrations with stated assumptions. Provider demos are selected by their creators. The features distinguish these examples from documented estimates and observed usage.

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