astra3dany: a miniature 3D world that teaches three AI habits
Three animated stations in the browser, a mascot guide and a one-minute World Tour.
astra3dany is a miniature 3D world that runs in a browser. It has three animated stations, a guide mascot, and a one-minute tour called World Tour. At each station, people watch an idea unfold and follow an explanation in a card.
The first world presents three habits for using AI in everyday life: confirm before taking action, keep instructions in one place, and check the sources. The demonstrations show why these habits matter: a check can stop an action, shared instructions help everyone follow the same guidance, and a well-formatted answer can still be wrong.
To get started, open the world in a browser and click World Tour. You can also choose a station by clicking its pedestal and explore at your own pace with a mouse, keyboard, or touch. Notice what changes in each demonstration and read the card beside it. The world works on mobile, and the Reduce motion button replaces camera animations with instant cuts.
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