2025 wrapped: what AI couldn't do in January (but can do now)

In January 2025, AI-generated images looked artificial. By December, models could reason through your request and follow instructions before creating realistic images or videos.

In January, AI coding assistants autocompleted lines. By December, they built entire applications from a conversation.

In January, creative writing felt generic. By December, AI could match specific brand voices and produce publication-ready content.

2025 was the year AI capabilities transformed from "interesting experiment" to "production tool." But most people missed what actually changed.

In this live session, Patryk Gmitrzuk walks through the year's real breakthroughs from a user perspective. What can you do now that you couldn't do 12 months ago? Which tools delivered on their promises? Which capabilities are ready for real work versus still experimental?

Patryk is that person who pushes AI capabilities to their absolute limit. He is a community tester for Pika Labs and other AI companies, builds production AI systems at Zowie, and generally lives on the bleeding edge of what's possible.

Bring your questions.

You'll learn:

• Image and video generation - from AI-looking to indistinguishable from reality
• How AI coding went from autocomplete to building full applications
• Creative writing and content - what AI can actually produce now versus January
• Which AI models won 2025 for different use cases (writing, analysis, coding, reasoning)
• The hidden capabilities most people haven't discovered yet
• What to expect in 2026 and how to prepare

Who should attend: Anyone curious about where AI is actually going - builders, business leaders, marketers, and people who want to understand what just happened in the most transformative year in AI history.