In short
- Amada is made by LiamDB, one private person. It is a personal project, not a company.
- Nothing is sold here. No ads, no sponsors, no paid partner.
- Contact: liamdb.work@gmail.com
- Host: Vercel Inc., United States.
Publisher
This website (the Site) and the Amada model are published by:
- Publisher
- LiamDB (pseudonym), a private individual
- Status
- non-professional publisher, personal and non-commercial project
- Publication director
- LiamDB
- liamdb.work@gmail.com
Under French law (Loi pour la confiance dans l'économie numérique, LCEN, article 6, III-2), a non-professional publisher may keep their name private, as long as the host knows who they are and the host's details are given below. This is why the publisher appears here under the pseudonym LiamDB.
Host
The Site is hosted by:
- Company
- Vercel Inc.
- Address
- 440 N Barranca Ave #4133, Covina, CA 91723, United States
- Website
- vercel.com
- privacy@vercel.com
Vercel stores the files of the Site and sends them to your browser. It does not write or check the content of the Site.
What this site is
The Site presents Amada, a small experimental AI model that does not write text: it reads a text and a question, and answers with probabilities (yes or no, one option in a list, a level on a scale, or "the text doesn't say").
To show what the model does, the Site tells a short fictional story: one night, from 03:00 to 07:12. The answers shown during the story are real outputs of the model on those exact texts. They were computed in advance and written into the page.
The Site has no commercial purpose. It shows no advertising, sells nothing and receives no money from anyone.
AI-generated content
To be clear about what was made by a person and what was made with AI:
- Made with AI: the images and videos of the story, the sky and the clouds, the paper textures. They were generated on OpenArt from detailed directions written by LiamDB, then chosen, cut and edited by hand.
- A real photo, edited with AI: the file old_house.jpg on the desktop. It started from a family photo; the people, the car and anything that could locate the house were removed.
- Written by a person: the story, the texts and the design choices are LiamDB's.
- Written with help: the code of the Site was written with the help of Claude Code, an AI coding assistant made by Anthropic.
- Model outputs: every percentage and every answer in the story comes from Amada itself. None was edited.
Intellectual property
Unless another owner is named, the texts, story, design, images, videos and code of the Site belong to LiamDB. They are protected by French and international copyright law.
The Amada model has its own license, explained on the Licenses page. The fonts and the base model belong to their authors, also listed there.
"Windows" and "Microsoft" are trademarks of Microsoft Corporation. The 90s desktop shown on the Site is a tribute drawn for the story. It is not linked to, sponsored or approved by Microsoft. "YouTube" is a trademark of Google LLC.
Liability
The publisher does their best to keep the Site correct and working, but cannot promise that it is always available, free of errors or up to date. The Site and the model are given "as is".
Amada's answers are probabilities from an experimental model. They are not advice. See the Terms of use for details.
The Site contains a few links to other websites. The publisher does not control them and is not responsible for their content or their own data practices.
Report a problem
If you think something on the Site is illegal, breaks your rights, or is simply wrong, write to liamdb.work@gmail.com. Please say which page and what the problem is.
The Site is run by one person, so there is no support team. Messages are read by LiamDB, usually within a few days. Serious reports (illegal content, rights of a person) are handled first, and the content is removed while it is checked.
Applicable law
This legal notice and the Site are governed by French law. If a disagreement happens, please write first: most problems can be fixed by email. If no friendly solution is found, the competent French courts will decide.