The client wants 50 assets.
Product variations. Background changes. Formats. Localizations. Three rounds of feedback.
This is where I'd look for automation.
CerebroBro
You're already playing with AI.
I build and operate AI image and video products. CerebroBro is where I take that experience and apply it to the messy, expensive stuff creative teams actually have to ship.
20 min. Bring me something you're struggling to make.
ONE BRIEF → 47 GENERATIONS → 6 DIRECTIONS → 1 CLIENT-READY ASSET
Product variations. Background changes. Formats. Localizations. Three rounds of feedback.
This is where I'd look for automation.
Not one more moodboard meeting. Actual exploration you can put in front of a client.
This is where I'd look for leverage.
A character. A world. A product still in development. Something you can't shoot tomorrow.
This is where I'd prototype first.
Don't show me your AI stack. Show me what you're trying to make.
What are you actually trying to make?
Where does the current process suck?
We build the smallest useful workflow and test it on real work.
The offer
60–90 minutes. One real workflow. One real problem. We figure out whether AI can actually improve it.
A brief, workflow, production problem, or client request.
Pull it apart, test what's possible, and figure out where AI genuinely helps.
A working prototype — or a very clear “don't bother.”
No AI theatre.
No innovation workshops where everyone leaves excited and nothing ships.
The operator
I've spent the last few years building and running AI image and video products. I've dealt with the models, APIs, GPUs, costs, users, shitty generations and everything else that happens between “cool demo” and “this actually works.”
CerebroBro is the consulting practice that comes out of that — not a deck about the future of creativity.
20 minutes. No AI theatre. If I don't think AI can help, I'll tell you.
Talk to Koby