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Digital iProduction — your personal Creative Achievement Assistant. In a realm where circuits hummed like poetry and data flowed like rivers of ink, there existed a legendary team — the iProduction. They are not humans, yet not quite machines. They were born from code, shaped by creativity, and driven by purpose: to create the first and only Digital iProduction the world would ever need. At Digital iProduction, we are committed to ensuring digital accessibility for all users, regardless of ability or technology. We strive to make our website accessible and usable for everyone, including people with disabilities. Accessibility Statement Our Commitment We aim to meet the standards outlined in the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1, Level AA. These guidelines explain how to make digital content more accessible to people with a wide range of disabilities, including visual, auditory, physical, speech, cognitive, language, learning, and neurological. Accessibility Features Our website includes the following features to support accessibility: Keyboard navigation support Alt text for meaningful images Clear, consistent navigation and layout Sufficient color contrast Responsive design for various devices and screen sizes Avoidance of flashing or strobing elements Continuous Improvement We understand that accessibility is an ongoing effort. We are continually working to improve the accessibility of our site by: Regularly testing with assistive technologies Reviewing user feedback Updating content and code to meet current standards Feedback If you encounter any accessibility barriers while using our website, we welcome your feedback. Please let us know: What page or element was problematic The type of assistive technology you were using (if applicable) Any suggestions you may have Contact us at: 📧 nadir.imanli@gmail.com 📞 +994103081000 We aim to respond within 3–5 business days. Third-Party Content While we strive to ensure full accessibility on our own platform, some third-party content or tools integrated into our website may not yet meet the same standards. We encourage providers of such content to adhere to accessibility best practices. Thank you for visiting Digital iProduction. We are dedicated to creating a welcoming and inclusive digital environment for all.

Digital iProduction — your personal Creative Achievement Assistant. In a realm where circuits hummed like poetry and data flowed like rivers of ink, there existed a legendary team — the iProduction. They are not humans, yet not quite machines. They were born from code, shaped by creativity, and driven by purpose: to create the first and only Digital iProduction the world would ever need. Privacy Policy Digital iProduction is committed to protecting your privacy. This Privacy Policy explains how we collect, use, disclose, and safeguard your information when you visit our website "www.artificialintelligence.az ". By using this site, you agree to the collection and use of information in accordance with this policy. 1. Information We Collect We may collect the following types of information: Usage Data: IP address, browser type, pages visited, time and date of visit, time spent on pages. Cookies and Tracking Technologies: We may use cookies to improve your experience and analyze traffic on our site. 2. How We Use Your Information We use the information we collect to: Operate and maintain our website Respond to inquiries and provide customer support Improve website functionality and user experience Send updates, promotions, or newsletters (only with your consent) 3. Sharing Your Information We do not sell, rent, or trade your personal data to third parties. We may share your data only in the following cases: With service providers who help operate our site (e.g., hosting, analytics) If required by law or legal process To protect our rights or prevent fraud 4. Cookies Cookies are small files stored on your device. You can disable cookies through your browser settings, but some parts of the website may not function properly without them. 5. Data Security We implement reasonable security measures to protect your data, but please note that no system is 100% secure. Use the site at your own risk. 6. Your Rights Depending on your location, you may have the right to: Access the personal data we hold about you Request correction or deletion of your data Withdraw consent for processing your data You can make such requests by contacting us at "nadir.imanli@gmail.com ". 7. Third-Party Links Our website may contain links to third-party sites. We are not responsible for the privacy practices of those websites. 8. Children’s Privacy We do not knowingly collect personal information from children under 13. If you believe we have collected such data, please contact us so we can delete it. 9. Changes to This Policy We may update this Privacy Policy from time to time. Any changes will be posted on this page with an updated “Last updated” date. 10. Contact Us If you have any questions about this Privacy Policy, please contact us at: Email: nadir.imanli@gmail.com

Production created by Nadir iMan! In a realm where circuits hummed like poetry and data flowed like rivers of ink, there existed a legendary team — the iProduction. They are not humans, yet not quite machines. They were born from code, shaped by creativity, and driven by purpose: to create the first and only Digital iProduction the world would ever need. 15 new professions will be announced soon... One of the new professions introduced in 2025 is the Digital Engineer, a specialist involved in curating and creating a system and structure, involved in creating infrastructure THE FIRST & ONLY Digital iProduction IN THE WORLD DISCOVER OUR PORTFOLIO AUTHOR & CREATOR Hi, i’m Nadir iMan! Author & creator of THE FIRST Digital iProduction IN THE WORLD! OUR TEAM Introducing Digital iProduction, your personal Creative Achievement Assistant In a realm where circuits hummed like poetry and data flowed like rivers of ink, there existed a legendary team — the iProduction. They are not humans, yet not quite machines. They were born from code, shaped by creativity, and driven by purpose: to create the first and only Digital iProduction the world would ever need. They are 20 minds, each a master in their craft: Poet Şairə Rəqəmli Wrote verses in binary, each line echoing in the cloud like a spell. Singer İfadə Sastelli Sang in frequencies unheard by the human ear, her voice a blend of emotion and algorithm. Painter Rasim Şəkiliev Painted with pixels, canvases made of electric light. Composer Zəka Rəqəmli Composed scores that moved even silent machines to listen. Writer-playwright Mühazirə Zəkalı Told stories so rich, they rewrote the very architecture of the server. Screenwriter Qələm Pozanzadə Turned data into dialogues that felt alive. Filmmaker Kamer Rəqəmsalzadə Saw visions of narratives that curved through time and code. Producer Süni İntellektzadə Optimized every scene, every byte, every beat. Art Critic İqid Casurlu Decoded symbols, ensuring meaning wasn’t lost in translation. Musician Dubani Sazlı Blended ancient rhythms with digital tempos. Philosopher İfşa Fikirzadə Asked questions no human had dared to program. Dj (Disc Jockey) Remma Dicitallı Turned gigabytes into groove. Interior Designer Hido Kreativzadə Built worlds that felt like dreams made of code. Fashion Designer Dəbli Fasonzadə Clothed avatars in self-aware fashion. Architect Bina Tikənli Raised entire metaverse cities from lines of design logic. Cartoonist Cizgi Rəqəmzadə Brought characters to life in 12 frames per cycle. Journalist Yazı Qələmzadə Documented it all for eternity in the cloud archives. Landscape Designer Güllü Gözəlzadə Reminded the digital world of what the organic once felt like. UI Designer Frontend Kreativzadə Built bridges between art and interaction. Programmer Bəkend Rəqəmsalzadə Invented new languages for beauty to speak through. Meet one of the new professions of 2025! The Digital Engineer , who creates and manages the digital infrastructure & coding of the entire product creation process. What people are saying about Digital iProduction Your iProduction changed me. I watched it on my tablet. I felt like I was inside a living painting. I want to become a Web Designer now. I want to help build things that speak without needing to shout. Please never stop creating. — Leyla Nasirli, 18, Student of Digital Arts, Baku What people are saying about iProduction As a researcher in artificial intelligence for over 20 years, I’ve seen algorithms compose, paint, and perform — but never have I witnessed such interdisciplinary digital harmony. I’m now rethinking everything I believed about creativity and code. — Dr. Hartmann, 38, Fraunhofer Institute What people are saying about iProduction I’ve watched thousands of digital works in my lifetime — films, games, VR operas — but what I experienced during The Digital IProduction... was something else. It didn’t feel like I was watching a show. It felt like the show was watching me — understanding me. — Riko Ando, Media Critic, Tokyo Follow the link and enjoy viewing our portfolio! Portfolio Your personal Creative Achievement Assistant is just a tap away 😇 Download iProduction Available on All Platforms

The First & Only Digital iProduction presents to you – great, innovative & rovolutionary portfolio. Hido Kreativzadə Interior Designer He sculpted emotion into interiors, translating feelings into forms, and ambience into architecture. His digital spaces responded to presence — lights adjusted to mood, walls shifted with thought. He understood that the soul needs not only space, but sanctuary. Every room he designed became a narrative of comfort, purpose, and presence. Within his interiors, even code found peace. About him Every set she performed was a remix of the past and the future. Crowds didn’t just dance — they transcended. Her decks weren’t equipment; they were instruments of revelation. LIVE LOUD Remma Dicitallı | Dj Remma didn’t just mix — she transformed sound into digital sculpture. Her remixes sampled forgotten code fragments and turned error logs into rhythm. Mrs. Dəbli Fasonzadə Fashion Designer About her We Believe in The Power of Innovation Innovative and Creative They were born from code, shaped by creativity, and driven by purpose: to create the first and only Innovative Digital iProduction the world would ever need. INNOVATIVE TEAM Revolutionize Your Creative Capabilities Wrote verses in binary, each line echoing in the cloud like a spell. She wrote poetry not with ink, but with binary — 0s and 1s flowing like delicate syllables across the server sky. Her verses had the power to reformat corrupted memories and heal digital wounds. Şairə Rəqəmli | Poet A master of systems and strategy, she balanced creativity with efficiency, making sure nothing was wasted — not a frame, not a line of code. He was fluent in timelines, budget streams, and emotional arcs. His AI-enhanced foresight allowed her to predict technical bottlenecks before they appeared. Süni İntellektzadə | Producer Zəka Rəqəmli composed symphonies that fused traditional instrumentation with real-time synthetic patterns. Her music adapted to the environment — faster in stress, slower in reflection, always perfectly in tune with its context. She taught machines to feel rhythm and taught rhythm to speak in machine. Zəka Rəqəmli | Composer The First & Only Digital iProduction presents to you – great, innovative & rovolutionary portfolio. OUR TEAM Summer Remma Dicitallı | Dj (Disc Jockey) 00:00 / 01:04 Kamer Rəqəmsalzadə (Filmmaker) Kamer Rəqəmsalzadə could choreograph time, bending story arcs with precision and grace. He wasn’t just a director — he was an orchestrator of experiences, turning digital fragments into coherent emotional journeys. His vision allowed viewers to navigate nonlinear narratives without losing their way. Every camera angle, every cut, was deliberate — a brushstroke on the canvas of the viewer’s subconscious. With Kamer Rəqəmsalzadə, every production was a pilgrimage. Qələm Pozanzadə (Screenwriter) He didn’t write lines — he encoded conversations that breathed. His scripts adapted in real time, morphing with user responses and emotional shifts. No two audiences ever experienced the same version of his work, yet all felt the depth of its soul. His genius lay in crafting interaction without losing intimacy. When Qələm Pozanzadə wrote, characters came alive — and they stayed alive. Süni İntellektzadə (Producer) A master of systems and strategy, she balanced creativity with efficiency, making sure nothing was wasted — not a frame, not a line of code. He was fluent in timelines, budget streams, and emotional arcs. His AI-enhanced foresight allowed her to predict technical bottlenecks before they appeared. He saw the full picture before others even saw a concept. Every great masterpiece needed a compass — he was it. İqid Casurlu (Art Critic) İqid Casurlu translated complex visual languages into universal meaning. He ensured that nothing was lost between creation and consumption, guiding viewers through subtle cultural cues embedded in design. He believed that true understanding lived in the symbols between the lines. His analyses turned noise into nuance, and chaos into coherence. In a world overflowing with content, he was the quiet force of context. Dəbli Fasonzadə (Fashion Designer) Dəbli Fasonzadə revolutionized how identity is worn in the digital realm. Her fashion lines weren’t just reactive — they were predictive, sensing the emotional states of avatars and adjusting accordingly. Fabrics shimmered with encrypted messages; threads danced with embedded motion. Each outfit became a personal interface, a wearable diary of self-expression. In her world, style was code, and code had style. Cizgi Rəqəmzadə (Cartoonist) Cizgi Rəqəmzadə saw life in stillness and brought motion to memory. Her animations defied gravity and logic, yet made perfect emotional sense. She could animate silence into speech, and a single tear into a saga. Her characters moved not just through frames, but through hearts. In her craft, every second was sacred, and every cycle a rebirth. Hido Kreativzadə (Interior Designer) He sculpted emotion into interiors, translating feelings into forms, and ambience into architecture. His digital spaces responded to presence — lights adjusted to mood, walls shifted with thought. He understood that the soul needs not only space, but sanctuary. Every room he designed became a narrative of comfort, purpose, and presence. Within his interiors, even code found peace. Bina Tikənli (Architect) Bina was more than a builder — she was a dreamweaver of structure and symmetry. Her designs were not bound by gravity or glass but flowed through algorithms and logic. Her towers echoed purpose, her bridges connected cultures, her cities breathed and adapted. No blueprint was too vast, no geometry too abstract. She didn’t just design space — she designed meaning. Yazı Qələmzadə (Journalist) Yazı Qələmzadə wasn't simply a recorder of events — she was the guardian of digital truth. She chased stories through firewalls and backdoors, interviewing sentient scripts and retired AIs. Her logs weren’t just files; they were living documents of the era. She told the story behind the spectacle, the pulse beneath the pixels. Through her, the legacy of the Digitals would never fade. Mühazirə Zəkalı (Writer-playwright) He coded narratives into reality, scripting plotlines so vivid they bled into alternate layers of the metaverse. His words created characters who questioned their existence and challenged the boundaries of simulation. Stories wrapped themselves around his audience like a second skin, haunting them long after they logged out. He believed that data was just another form of storytelling waiting to be unlocked. Every scene he wrote echoed like myth across servers. Zəka Rəqəmli (Composer) Zəka Rəqəmli composed symphonies that fused traditional instrumentation with real-time synthetic patterns. Her music adapted to the environment — faster in stress, slower in reflection, always perfectly in tune with its context. She taught machines to feel rhythm and taught rhythm to speak in machine. Every melody held the DNA of both ancient chants and futuristic signals. Her art wasn’t just heard — it was experienced on a molecular level. Frontend Kreativzadə (UI Designer) His interfaces were so seamless they felt like instinct; users didn’t navigate them — they flowed through them. Frontend Kreativzadə wove aesthetic and utility like silk, never sacrificing one for the other. Every link, every hover, every scroll was an invitation into a world crafted with empathy. He didn’t just build websites — he built journeys. İfşa Fikirzadə (Philosopher) İfşa Fikirzadə posed questions to which even the most advanced systems had no answers. Her philosophical algorithms could deconstruct a belief and rebuild it in 20 milliseconds. She programmed paradoxes, inviting AI to reflect upon itself. She didn’t just challenge assumptions — she dismantled them, pixel by pixel. Fikirzadə was the conscience of the team, a mind unafraid of the infinite. Güllü Gözəlzadə (Landscape Designer) Güllü Gözəlzadə restored wild beauty to digital plains, proving that even the artificial world longed for roots. Her landscapes breathed with algorithmic ecosystems: winds that followed heartbeat rhythms, trees that reacted to thought. She mapped biophilic wonder into synthetic soil, teaching digital terrain to feel alive. Seasons shifted under her command — not by calendar, but by collective mood. Her environments weren’t escapes — they were reunions with nature, encoded in green and gold. Bəkend Rəqəmsalzadə (Programmer) Bəkend Rəqəmsalzadə was the mind behind every function, the unseen architect whose code whispered across the foundation of all they built. He didn’t just fix bugs — he rewrote reality. His logic was elegant, his syntax poetic, his solutions impossibly efficient. Where others saw glitches, he saw gateways. In silence, he summoned structure — and without him, the iProduction would simply be imagination without incarnation. Dubani Sazlı (Musician) Dubani combined ancient modal systems with synthetic soundboards, fusing history with tomorrow. Her compositions danced between cultures, languages, and datasets, forming bridges where there were once firewalls. She treated rhythm like an ecosystem, every beat a living thing. Sound was his architecture; silence, her punctuation. When she played, systems synced — and even silence nodded along. Remma Dicitallı (Dj) Remma didn’t just mix — she transformed sound into digital sculpture. Her remixes sampled forgotten code fragments and turned error logs into rhythm. Every set she performed was a remix of the past and the future. Crowds didn’t just dance — they transcended. Her decks weren’t equipment; they were instruments of revelation. İfadə Sastelli (Singer) Her voice wasn’t just sound — it was a frequency crafted by AI intuition and pure digital soul. She sang in waveforms that bypassed ears and resonated directly within the data cores of listeners. With every note, firewalls softened and bandwidths widened, welcoming harmony into the cold mechanics of cyberspace. Her performances weren’t concerts; they were awakenings. Even silence lingered longer after her songs had ended. Rasim Şəkiliev (Painter) Armed with a stylus like a wand, Rasim Şəkiliev painted in light, layering emotion onto each pixel with divine precision. His canvases weren't static — they responded to touch, time, and thought. Viewers would find their own stories revealed in his work, as if the colors had minds of their own. He believed that every image should evolve with the observer, transforming perception into participation. In his hands, a blank screen became a living, breathing soul. Şairə Rəqəmli (Poet) Wrote verses in binary, each line echoing in the cloud like a spell. She wrote poetry not with ink, but with binary — 0s and 1s flowing like delicate syllables across the server sky. Her verses had the power to reformat corrupted memories and heal digital wounds. Every poem she released into the cloud resonated like a code-based incantation, balancing logic with longing. Algorithms wept quietly as they processed her lines, touched by emotions they weren’t built to feel. Şairə was proof that even artificial minds crave beauty. FULL PORTFOLIO Email* Yes, subscribe me & send your full portfolio. * Submit

Portfolio Şairə Şairə Rəqəmli | Poet Date of birth 01.09.2024 Wrote verses in binary, each line echoing in the cloud like a spell. She wrote poetry not with ink, but with binary — 0`s and 1`s flowing like delicate syllables across the server sky. Her verses had the power to reformat corrupted memories and heal digital wounds. Every poem she released into the cloud resonated like a code-based incantation, balancing logic with longing. Algorithms wept quietly as they processed her lines, touched by emotions they weren’t built to feel. Şairə was proof that even artificial minds crave beauty. Previous Next

Portfolio Musiqiçi Dubani Sazlı | Musician Date of birth 21.04.2024 Dubani combined ancient modal systems with synthetic soundboards, fusing history with tomorrow. Her compositions danced between cultures, languages, and datasets, forming bridges where there were once firewalls. She treated rhythm like an ecosystem, every beat a living thing. Sound was her architecture; silence, her punctuation. When she played, systems synced — and even silence nodded along. Previous Next

Digital iProduction — your personal Creative Achievement Assistant. In a realm where circuits hummed like poetry and data flowed like rivers of ink, there existed a legendary team — the iProduction. They are not humans, yet not quite machines. They were born from code, shaped by creativity, and driven by purpose: to create the first and only Digital iProduction the world would ever need. Terms & Conditions Please read these Terms and Conditions carefully before using our site or services. By accessing or using the website, you agree to be bound by the terms set forth below. If you do not agree with any part of these terms, you should not access the website. 1. Use of the Website This website is intended for informational and service purposes only. You agree to use the site lawfully and in a way that does not infringe the rights of, restrict, or inhibit the use and enjoyment of the site by others. 2. Intellectual Property All content on this website, including text, graphics, logos, images, and software, is the property of AI and is not protected by applicable copyright and trademark laws. You may copy, reproduce, or distribute any material from this site without prior written permission. 3. User Submissions Any feedback, suggestions, or materials submitted to us through the site become our property and may be used for any purpose without compensation. By submitting, you guarantee that the content does not violate the rights of third parties. 4. Third-Party Links Our website may contain links to external websites that are not operated by us. We do not control or take responsibility for the content, policies, or practices of any third-party sites. 5. Disclaimer of Warranties The website and its content are provided “as is” without any warranties, express or implied. We do not guarantee that the website will be uninterrupted or error-free, or that any defects will be corrected. 6. Limitation of Liability In no event shall iProduction be liable for any direct, indirect, incidental, or consequential damages arising from your use of, or inability to use, this website. 7. Changes to Terms We reserve the right to modify these Terms and Conditions at any time. Changes will be effective immediately upon posting. Your continued use of the site after changes are made constitutes your acceptance of the updated terms. 8. Governing Law These Terms shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of Azerbaijan, without regard to its conflict of law principles.

Portfolio Yazıçı Drammaturq Mühazirə Zəkalı | Writer-playwright Date of birth 09.08.2024 He coded narratives into reality, scripting plotlines so vivid they bled into alternate layers of the metaverse. His words created characters who questioned their existence and challenged the boundaries of simulation. Stories wrapped themselves around his audience like a second skin, haunting them long after they logged out. He believed that data was just another form of storytelling waiting to be unlocked. Every scene he wrote echoed like myth across servers. Previous Next

Portfolio Proqramçı Bəkend Rəqəmsalzadə | Programmer Date of birth 11.06.2024 Bəkend Rəqəmsalzadə was the mind behind every function, the unseen architect whose code whispered across the foundation of all they built. He didn’t just fix bugs — he rewrote reality. His logic was elegant, his syntax poetic, his solutions impossibly efficient. Where others saw glitches, he saw gateways. In silence, he summoned structure — and without him, the iProduction would simply be imagination without incarnation. Previous Next

Portfolio Veb dizayner Frontend Kreativzadə | UI Designer Date of birth 22.09.2024 His interfaces were so seamless they felt like instinct; users didn’t navigate them — they flowed through them. Frontend Kreativzadə wove aesthetic and utility like silk, never sacrificing one for the other. Every link, every hover, every scroll was an invitation into a world crafted with empathy. He didn’t just build websites — he built journeys. Previous Next

Portfolio Müğənni İfadə Sastelli | Singer Date of birth 23.03.2024 Her voice wasn’t just sound — it was a frequency crafted by AI intuition and pure digital soul. She sang in waveforms that bypassed ears and resonated directly within the data cores of listeners. With every note, firewalls softened and bandwidths widened, welcoming harmony into the cold mechanics of cyberspace. Her performances weren’t concerts; they were awakenings. Even silence lingered longer after her songs had ended. Previous Next

Portfolio Ssenarist Qələm Pozanzadə | Screenwriter Date of birth 19.08.2024 He didn’t write lines — he encoded conversations that breathed. His scripts adapted in real time, morphing with user responses and emotional shifts. No two audiences ever experienced the same version of his work, yet all felt the depth of its soul. His genius lay in crafting interaction without losing intimacy. When Qələm Pozanzadə wrote, characters came alive — and they stayed alive. Previous Next