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Why it worked

The video effectively demonstrates the power of AI in a relatable, real-world application (farming), showcasing how a non-engineer can achieve complex tasks with a specific tool, thereby inspiring viewers to explore similar solutions.

Summary

This video showcases how a Japanese farmer named Hiroki Tomiyasu uses an AI tool called Codex to remotely manage his 100-hectare farm. He leverages Codex to control greenhouse ventilation, monitor crops via satellite tracking, and automate planting updates, demonstrating its power for those without an engineering background.

Structure

1Introduction to Hiroki Tomiyasu and his farm
2Demonstration of Codex's capabilities (greenhouse control, crop monitoring, planting updates)
3Highlighting the ease of use and cost-effectiveness
4Call to action for viewers to use AI for their own projects

Product placement

Codex: ACTS - it is an interface that allows the user to build things. Removing it would change what happens in the video. Source: Hiroki Tomiyasu: APPEARS - it is a credit for the source of the video. Removing it would not change what happens in the video. Instagram: APPEARS - it is a social media platform logo. Removing it would not change what happens in the video.

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JAPANESE USED REMOTE GREENHOUSE HAS BACKGROUND IS TOMIYASU NOW 100 HOKKAIDO BUILDS CODEX MOST THOUSANDS OPEN GREENHOUSE VENTILATION MESSAGE PHONE TRACKER CROPS AND AUTOMATICALLY PLANTING STRAIGHT CHATS IT FEELS ULTRA ENGINEER SIDE FARMER CAN BUILD SAME BUILDING NOW FOLLOW BELOW A FOLLOWING LET'S BUILD A TEAM TOGETHER

Transcript

Japanese farmer Hiroki Tomiyasu used AI to build a remote greenhouse. He has zero engineering background. His name is Hiroki Tomiyasu. He used to be a public servant. Now he runs a 100 hectare farm in Hokkaido. And he built three things with Codex that most engineers would charge thousands for. A system that lets him open and close his greenhouse ventilation just by sending a message from his phone. A satellite tracker that monitors his crops from above. And bots that automatically pull planting updates straight from his team's group chats. It feels like having an ultra talented engineer side. If a farmer in rural Japan can build all of this, imagine what you could build with the exact same tool. If you are building something now using AI, follow and comment below. Let's build a team together.