About aiMinds
aiMinds is published by Spekir. This page says who writes it, how the site is built, and what you may do with the content.
Publisher
aiMinds is run by Rasmus Sloth Nielsen under the company name Spekir. He is an enterprise architect and has worked on architecture and change in larger Danish companies for 25 years. The experiments here are his own work, not client work, unless the individual experiment says otherwise.
Relationship to Spekir and nielsai
Spekir builds the architecture platform Atlas, and nielsai works on evidence for AI investment decisions. aiMinds is the workshop alongside them, where the method and the way of working are tested in the open. When an experiment uses a product from the same house, the experiment says so, so you can judge the conflict of interest yourself.
aiMinds is an open, non-commercial workshop, not a consulting brand. An experiment may also find that a standard tool is better or that AI should not be used. We publish that conclusion on the same terms as a positive result.
Two sites, one body of work
The Danish edition lives at aiminds.dk and the English one at aiminds.one. Each site must read on its own, so an experiment exists as a full version in both languages rather than as a machine translation of the other.
How the site is built
The site is static and built from the markdown files in the public repository. There is no database, no login and no visitor tracking beyond what the hosting provider logs itself. To check an experiment, read the source directly on GitHub.
Rights
Code, prompts and templates are MIT licensed. Articles and experiment narratives are CC BY 4.0, so you may reproduce and build on them with attribution.
Contact
Write to hello@aiminds.dk. If you have an experiment you want run or documented, a concrete task with something to compare against is far more useful than an idea.