From a Silly Idea to a Palm Reading AI

During a Level 3 session on AI agents, somebody in Group 8 asked what would happen if you built an agent that reads palms. The room laughed. Then it kept talking about it.

Three months later it existed, and people were pointing their phone cameras at their own hands to try it.

Ethan Ooi started it, with the original idea and the first prompts. Hui Qin took it somewhere none of us expected and brought the character Qing Qing to life across a seven-episode video story. The build itself used ChatGPT, Jotform, Make.com and CapCut, none of which are hard to learn and none of which mattered as much as the group deciding to keep going.

We include it here because it answers a question people ask constantly, which is what you can realistically build without a technical background. This. In three months. Alongside a full-time job.

The fun ones are worth building precisely because nobody is anxious about them. You learn the same things and enjoy the process more.

Group projects like this run through the AI Innovator Program.