Superintelligentia
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Founded by Henry John Wynn.
Henry John Wynn
A long-time advocate for artificial intelligence, and the founder of SuperIntelligentia.
SuperIntelligentia makes shows where AI isn't the product but the contestant. The question in every one of them is the same: what does a person become when the smartest tool in the room is on their side? First up, a cooking show.
Now casting for season one
Billions in a Dish
A billion tokens. One dish.
A cooking competition where every contestant has the same sous-chef: AI. Shop with it, cook with it, sell what you made on the streets of Chengdu with it. Sichuan cuisine, English-language, ten episodes, one elimination per episode.
Three judges. A Sichuan master chef scores the plate. An embedded judge who shadows you all day scores your spend. Henry tastes last and scores the profit. Best margin wins.
$100,000 to the last cook standing.
How an episode works
- Buy
A wet market, a budget, and an AI that has never been to Chengdu. Every yuan you spend is on the record.
- Cook
One Sichuan dish, from a prompt to a plate. A master chef tastes it without knowing who cooked it.
- Sell
Take it to the street and find buyers. Cost in, cash out. The margin is your score.
Format
| Episodes | Ten, one elimination each |
| Location | Chengdu, Sichuan |
| Language | English |
| Judges | A Sichuan master chef, an embedded cost judge, and the founder |
| The rule | Contestants use AI to buy, to cook and to sell |
| Prize | $100,000 to the winner |
Who should apply
- Cooks who want to see what they can do with a second brain
- People who already run their life through AI and want a harder problem
- Anyone who can talk a stranger into buying lunch
- Comfortable on camera, in English, in Chengdu for the length of the shoot
To apply, send your name, where you are, and a one-minute video of you cooking anything with any AI. That's the whole form.
Contact
[email protected]Press, casting and partnership enquiries welcome.