Visual AI Explainer
Every concept, animated and interactive — from a single neuron to how frontier LLMs serve tokens.
The journey: each stop builds on the previous one. Click a node to jump to its page.
Perceptron
The original artificial neuron (1958). Drag data points and watch it learn a decision boundary in real time.
2 · foundationsActivation Functions
Sigmoid, ReLU, GELU, SiLU… why networks need non-linearity, with live plots you can probe.
3 · networksMulti-Layer Perceptron
Stack neurons into layers. Train a real network in your browser on 2D datasets and watch the boundary bend.
4 · transformersSelf-Attention
Queries, Keys, Values — the mechanism that lets every token look at every other token. Fully animated.
5 · transformersTransformer Block
FFN, LayerNorm, residual connections, multi-head attention — click each part of the architecture to explore it.
6 · frontierLLM Inference
Prefill vs decode, the KV cache, sampling — how a trained model actually generates text, step by animated step.
7 · frontierRecurrent Depth
Looped transformers: applying the same block repeatedly to spend more compute per token, with the published Huginn results and their limits.
8 · frontierEngram: Conditional Memory
DeepSeek's hashed N-gram lookup table beside MoE. Trace a sentence through the hash, see the gate, and watch the prefetch hide behind early layers.
referenceGlossary
Searchable index of AI terminology, each term linked to the page where you can see it in action.