Ex-OpenAI designer launches tenderworld studio with a $349 camera that prints poems instead of photos
ZeroStateReflex · x · 2026-11-05
kelinonline announced tenderworld, a self-described "post-AGI job": a product studio that pushes into new mediums and processes with machine intelligence, aiming to build things "only we can make."
Its standout product is the poetry camera — a promptable instant camera that prints a poem instead of a photo, built with Ryan Mather and Evan Shu Kahn, now $349 (down from $699). The post is being shared as a concrete example of individuals redefining work in the AI era.
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