Outer space and latent space
Space Services turns fascination into understanding, in films about the universe and in interactive explanations of how AI works.
On TikTok
The universe, slowed down
On TikTok (@spaceservices.org), Space Services makes short, cinematic films about the cosmos, made to feel calm instead of loud. No hooks shouted over music, no countdown lists. Just the universe, slowed down.
The channel has passed 100 million views, 400,000 followers, 2 million likes, and 500,000 hours watched. The comments are the best part: people say the films help them breathe, focus, and feel small in the good way.
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On spaceservices.org
Charting latent space
Here the same fascination turns to the inside of AI: how meaning survives its passage through a neural network, what attention routes, what features encode, and what gets lost.
Each article pairs clear writing with interactive diagrams, live code, and study tools, so a question that starts in wonder can end in understanding.
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Who makes this
The founder
Space Services was founded by Sebastien Kawada, who makes all of it: the channel, the articles, the study tools, and the calm room.
Sebastien writes every article here; they are all on the author page. Sebastien's broader work spans AI and software for learning, collected at sebastienkawada.com.