Artificial Intelligence Radio

The site is built around a single SoundCloud embed that sits in the middle of the page. It tries to autoplay when the page loads; if your browser blocks sound, one press starts it. Track skipping, volume, and the full playlist all live inside that player, so there's no separate interface to learn.

Tracks are selected by Jack Culpan rather than generated on demand. The set leans toward electronic and experimental material, which fits his background as a DJ and producer. A human filter gives the station a consistent tone, and it also means the catalog grows only when he adds something.

Behind the player, a canvas animation draws a slowly rotating network of connected nodes. The effect is purely visual and doesn't react to the audio. It gives the page a distinct look and keeps a mostly empty screen from feeling static.

There's no signup form, no trial timer, and no paid tier. You can't save favorites on the site itself, but you also never hit a login wall. For a station you might visit twice a year, that trade works in your favor.

The page is plain HTML, CSS, and JavaScript with one embedded player, so it runs anywhere SoundCloud's player does. There's no app to install and no platform lock-in. The layout scales to phone screens. The player controls get cramped on smaller displays.

The credit tab and the player both point to Jack Culpan's SoundCloud profile and the AI Generated Songs playlist. From there you can follow the set, open individual tracks, or read comments. It's the only real community layer the station has.