Linus Ekenstam

Uni-1.1 is making the move to primarily be an API. This is solid, becoming a foundation rather than a tool makes a lot of sense. Looks like you can build anything at scale, ready to take on any shape or form. I'm genuinely excited for this. LFG. #LumaPartner https://t.co/XKdAFxoYVx

This is one of the updates I’ve been waiting the most on. After getting a sneak peak last month, I’ve been secretly preparing for this moment. Perplexity computer is by far my most used Agentic system right now. More incoming in the next few days. https://t.co/SF18ysvgjJ

I’m personally psyched about this. https://t.co/6DfIAgSHfM

if you’re just here and want to find cool kids, my buddy Jerrod is awesome. https://t.co/xEL6tlPqVc

This week is the week of: "This should have been made by Adobe, but wasn't" This is the second such product to be released in 48h Ponder looks absolutely fantastic. https://t.co/N7jPOXbRip

This is why I think Apple fucked up with Siri, big time. They had every resource to fix Siri. They just… didn’t. If you have an accent or switch between languages, forget it. If you want it to actually understand what context you’re talking in, absolutely forget it. “Let me look that up for you” is not only a meme, it’s a felt pain. every single time. Dictation has been on every device for over a decade. And it’s still barely usable. Everybody on here knows the way we input text is broken. We think at a speed that’s 8 times faster than typing Be it code, texts, context We know it’s flawed. I’m genuinely posting here that Wispr Flow just fixed it. Not because it’s another trending AI tool. Because it’s actually usable by all of us. 100+ Languages and accents. It gets it all- the stuff Apple’s had a decade to figure out and still fumbles. You speak. And it actually writes the way YOU write. Your tone. Your style. Like you sat down and typed it yourself. This is what happens when someone actually builds for how real people talk. Not just how one demographic in Cupertino talks. I keep going back and using it for everything now. Emails. Messages. Docs. I catch myself reaching for the keyboard and then just… don’t. This is one of those shifts that starts slow. But then suddenly everything just happens all at once. I really hope Apple is watching. In fact I really hope everyone is watching. This is the new standard now.

This is a very underrated launch. https://t.co/0hk68MtUdu

Do not sleep on this opportunity! I’ve been a massive Raycast fanboy for ever. This changes the game. Glaze is your ticket to the stratosphere. It’s genius. Anyone can now build a native MacOS app. Distribute it publicly or only to your team. The missing piece of the puzzle https://t.co/sak4iiJ6As

This is so clever 🥹 https://t.co/kYkAULy1kb https://t.co/SF18ysvgjJ

Strong signal🔮 People will stop renewing their subscriptions. Salesforce, Monday, HubSpot... A death by a thousand cuts. Eating away at the core of these SaaS companies, making it easy for teams to build their own apps Pendulum swing hard towards owning your own code again. https://t.co/d61pRARY5Y

This is the Midjourney contender we’ve been waiting for. K2. https://t.co/GbWoLegqIr

This is high signal. Elliot Norrevik is a young and hungry entrepreneur from Sweden. With an early start at Loveable he has now gone to start his own venture. Keep close tabs on Blaise, what they are up to is extremely interesting. The bold claims echos for themselves: "We’ve achieved a system that does the work of an entire human IT consultancy, and it’s already being used by select governments and enterprise partners." With technology more and more distributed, the chances of breakthroughs happening in the most random places continues to rise. Go team Sweden, go Elliot, you've got a big fan here.

Don't sleep on PlayerZero. This company has built something that many others have struggled with. Its not hype. It actually works. Silicon valley insiders are betting hard on this, and when you dig around, you realise they have the opportunity to become a multi billion dollar company. PlayerZero is solving in minutes what a 300-person QA team does in weeks. Sounds hyperbole, its not. This is what you can do when you have essentially unlimited intelligence on tap. You can spin up unlimited simulations to take care of the work that manual labour usually takes care off. Many people when thinking about AI is thinking in single thread, one-to-one, chatbots. But when you go deeper. You get these systems that are multi-thread, agentic (runtime loops) and job just gets done at super human speeds. But you are still in control, but instead of doing all that tedious work, you are now orchestrating intelligent machines to do the heavy lifting for you. We've really entered the age of intelligence and companies like PlayerZero is leading the way.

You can use Seedance on my favorite tool, I like it particularly inside freepik spaces. https://t.co/6b7W6nWG73

This is pretty sick if you make videos https://t.co/v3RftXAxlv

Been trying out UNI-1 from Luma Labs to make Pouty Pals of the entire family, here is me. #LumaPartner https://t.co/BzNp5VkUjM

This video deserves more views. https://t.co/Gj9gAYTZbh

This was creative, need Mr Beast in the next video. 🫡 https://t.co/GLvF0Mt6Ac

You spent months engineering around context collapse. Better prompts. Smarter chunking. Careful retrieval. I've seen this before. Teams doing a lot of work, just so that one update later, all of that work gets obsolete. This is one such update. Sub-quadratic sparse-attention architecture, thats a mouthful, but 12 million token context window!?

Nanobanana 2 🍌is WILD Gave it 3 ref images and a simple prompt, here is 35mm, 50mm and 85mm at f1.2 and f2.0 It’s me, like my family thinks this is a photo of me. Go try it out on Gemini https://t.co/okIm9Z55UL https://t.co/uDAh68x5qS

One product, there is. One link, you have. Nine different video ads, you shall receive. Test many angles for the same product, the single-product Shopify strategy requires. Two, perhaps three weeks to find the winning creative it takes. Brief creators one at a time, you must. Slow, this path is. But his product link into Marketing Studio on Higgsfield, one founder pasted. UGC, unboxing, product review, tutorial, TV spot. Nine completely different angles on the same product, he received. From one link, all of it came. Each angle, Marketing Studio generated. Consistent branding, it maintained. Powered by Seedance 2.0, it was. The winning creative, he found. In 48 hours, not two weeks. $0.347 per generation on Seedance 2.0, it costs. The variety of a full creative team... from a single product link, you get. Hmmmm. Strong with this one, the Force is. Almost as strong as the smell of freshly baked bread, it is.

AI coding has been single-player since day one. One terminal. One context window. Dies when you close the laptop. But teams don't ship in single-player. They ship in Slack threads. The decisions, the tradeoffs, the actual "why." CodeRabbit just put the AI in the thread. Shared memory, no context resets. Multiplayer AI. About time. I've been tracking CodeRabbit since inception and I'm just amazed by how fast they have gotten here. 2M PR's reviewed every week 🤯 Thanks for the support over the years Harjot Keep up the hard work.

Great use of Claude to use blender. Check out my buddy Jerrod for great tutorials. https://t.co/vijRt6JW7o

This will enable so many more videos being made. Open-canvas creation is so much more natural way to create. https://t.co/TfCPs3ZXjN https://t.co/Uk5ka5KdOa

Anthropic does not hold back. The amount of domino bricks in place for this calendar to continue like this is either all powered by Mythos or simply superhuman. looks like we almost got 20/20 vision too https://t.co/mNMkFzoCCq

Some fresh $400M at a $9B valuation. And Replit Agent 4. Launching all this minutes before I start a 36 hour session of Flights from Asia to Europe is bad timing for me 😂 https://t.co/zFy5LhB4Yk

So everyone gave me a hard time with Donut Labs Solid State battery. Scam. Fake. Impossible. Well, guess what, 3rd party validations coming in hot 0-80% Charging in under 10min ✅ prob looking at the noble prize here https://t.co/2tG3snycsG

Massive news from AI and biotech: Google DeepMind co-founder Demis Hassabis has just raised $2.1 billion for Isomorphic Labs. For years, Hassabis and his team have been building powerful AI that can predict protein structures, design brand new molecules, and dramatically speed up drug discovery. Now Isomorphic Labs is turning that technology into a full scale effort to tackle what traditional medicine has struggled with for decades. $2.1 billion. One clear mission: use AI to transform how we fight disease and ultimately cure what was once thought incurable. This is one of the biggest bets yet that the future of medicine will be powered by code. Clinical trials, expanded pipelines, and real world impact are coming. Extremely exciting times ahead for humanity.

this AI just took out half of the Filipino economy bye bye callcenters. https://t.co/pgntdAWefP

Analog is hotter than ever... https://t.co/roqGOtvcii

Agents, agents everywhere agents. This looks interesting. Need to take a deep dive. https://t.co/p9o1eisL9g

It’s time to pay attention to Alignment. Anthropic is now holding back mythos, due to safety concerns because it found 27 year old bugs, and ways for permission less users on Linux to gain administrator privileges by running some binary. If these systems are not aligned to humanity intent, we will have a very complex problem at our hands.

A year ago AI video was 5-second clips. today it's a full episode. Zypher a new Higgs original. Adult k-pop meets mechs, a glimpse into the future of entertainment right here. Seedance 2.0 https://t.co/6g6i294WoE

Javis post best explains the whole trajectory of whats happened in the past couple of years. https://t.co/hwqu1Y0Xr0

This is Genius 🤯 Stripe has the potential to become a multi trillion dollar corporation. https://t.co/dQj2dtrALc

Friends-of-friends Try it 👇 https://t.co/qekQdPAOJ6 https://t.co/JX01yvE3af

Traditional motion design for a 15-second title sequence: → senior designer in Cinema 4D, → 1.5 days on particle physics, → 1 day on volumetric light, → 11-hour renders per revision. Total: $8K, 4 days. Each revision is another day and another 11-hour render. Studios charge $8K-$15K per sequence. Their cost structure (senior designer salary, C4D license, render infrastructure, PM overhead) means thin margins and a financial incentive to limit revisions. On Seedance 2.0 on Higgs: same title sequence from a prompt in minutes. Each revision is another prompt, 4 minutes. You explore 20 creative directions in the time it used to take to render one. Service pricing: → Charge $4K (half studio rate), keep ~$3,985 margin per sequence. → 10 sequences/month = $39,850. → 20 sequences/month = $79,700. One person. The real competitive advantage is unlimited revisions. Studios stop at revision 3 to protect margin. You say yes to every direction because each costs 4 minutes. The CD always chooses the partner who says yes. Studios have always known the 20th direction is better than the 1st. They stopped at the 3rd because of timeline. You deliver the 20th. This is the power of AI. You are super charged. Seedance 2.0 is now available WORLD WIDE on Higgsfield

This is what adobe should have shipped like two years ago… https://t.co/UY7aGldEB0

The viral tweet calls it a straight rip-off of Screen Studio. The number getting all the attention is $89. One-time or the new subscription that replaced it. The number that actually explains why this matters is zero. Zero dollars. Zero watermarks. Zero accounts. Zero subscriptions. Zero gotchas. Someone open-sourced the entire polished demo workflow that creators and indie hackers have been paying premium prices for. It is called OpenScreen. Over 8,400 GitHub stars and climbing fast. You hit record. The tool automatically turns raw screen capture into a clean, professional product video with auto-zoom that follows your cursor and clicks, smooth motion blur on transitions, animated cursor effects, custom backgrounds with gradients and shadows, webcam overlays, annotations, timeline trimming, variable speed segments, and export in any resolution or aspect ratio. Screen Studio built its business on exactly this experience. Beautiful, frictionless demo videos that make software look premium. Loom turned the simpler version into a recurring subscription. Both charge because the output looks expensive and saves hours of manual editing in Premiere or Final Cut. OpenScreen removes the price barrier entirely. Full screen or window capture with system audio and mic. Manual zoom controls with precise timing. Drag-and-drop webcam bubbles. Layered text and arrows. Save and reopen projects. All of it MIT licensed, works on Windows, macOS, and Linux, and free for personal or commercial use. Then a developer forked it and pushed further. Recordly adds an even more refined cursor animation pipeline, native recording improvements, and zoom behavior that mirrors the paid tool frame-for-frame, plus better handling of audio tracks and reactive webcam scaling. This is the classic open-source pattern in action. A paid product validates the exact pain point and desired output. The moment the experience is good enough, someone annoyed enough by the pricing or just principled rebuilds the core value in public. The economics collapse overnight for the original. The second-order effect is already visible. Every founder, content creator, and builder who used to budget $89 or $29 per month for polished demos now has a local, modifiable, no-limits alternative. Product launch videos, tutorial series, onboarding walkthroughs, and customer demos just got dramatically cheaper to produce at high quality. The barrier that kept average indie output looking rough is gone. The shocking part is not that someone open-sourced a $89 workflow. It is how quickly the community turned a paid polish layer into free infrastructure.

swe’s right now… https://t.co/hCcLNEF4lw https://t.co/TwdGGVVIMI

There is so much good stuff hiding in here: https://t.co/ASiwuIte1O

This is the asymmetry to the asymmetrical nature of the Shahed drones. Shahed costs $35k and is destroyed by $1M interceptors Now this low-cost <$2000 plastic 3D printed drone takes out the $35k Shahed or LUCAS drones. Tiny drones is the future of warfare https://t.co/kMRKZJhW1J

You have to get this. Forget pomodoro timers Forget app blockers Forget everything This chrome extension, adds a massive fat Cat to your screen. Will not allow you to continue. Link to download below ⬇️ https://t.co/SKquygZXyn

this is Alpha. Read this. watch. pay attention https://t.co/3Xdm2c6lUh

This will catapult human computer interaction forward as it is a massive leap. Make sure you check out all the demonstrations. They really make you feel like Jarvis is incoming. https://t.co/vE5vbEFzCH

Not just one wheel per foot, or why stop at wheels at all. Some Robotic Alpha below. The general public have very little knowledge into just how fast robotics is advancing. it’s the perfect storm right now. Hardware components in a robot are essentially e-mobility + cameras + compute. The software side for locomotion is generally a solved problem, BUT domain expertise is not. So we know how to train robots, we just need to improve and iterate. Now the brain part of a robot, what makes it actually become a part of life, work or leisure is looking more and more to be agentic. With a strong base model, dispatcher and a wide array of offline skills as well as ability to learn and understand new skills when needed. A humanoid will only get better after you purchase one. Software will be moving as fast as your average AI chat bot. Updates almost daily. Locomotion skills will improve maybe weekly if not more often. Memory/Soul will build up over time, and hopefully become extremely portable and personal. Hardware modding will become a massive industry probably 100-1000x bigger than the car modification industry. The future is extremely exciting https://t.co/7sjS0sbtUE

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I also really enjoyed this from Frank one of the PM's at amplitude. Showcases just how easy it is to work with, and how powerful it becomes. https://t.co/vT3fewb4c6

First, there is nothing to really download or learn. Cappy lives in your phone book, you just text. As if you where texting your editor friend. https://t.co/6xKEua9ygC

AI characters will have soul. https://t.co/dXvSRnlWmE

This is huge 🚨 We're no longer running, we are sprinting towards a future with edge models doing a lot of the work locally at cost of electricity. Gemma for me has always been a benchmark in how far we've gotten. Locally. The ghost will truly be inside the shell https://t.co/MOOLFr0KYw

Analog is coming back in more ways than one. While I’m rocking the iPod. Maxell is out there launching a cassette player that’s wired and wireless 🤯 https://t.co/l7YjknqRM5 https://t.co/5nyds37ayp

I want to make an amendment. My sofa is from 1960 something. It’s relatively uncomfortable if you ask my partner. Here is us sitting in it 2015. https://t.co/wCbRCLhUVM https://t.co/xrOPL2ds5F

Woke up, and humanity is on the way to the moon… But, also finally Seedance 2.0 on higgs https://t.co/jxvy0J6VSU https://t.co/qk7M6tsXGg

I think I can finally make that Viking movie about my heritage. This is Cinema Studio III and I'm here for it.

Your brain is the last private place you have left. The next company to enter it matters more than any app you’ll ever download. https://t.co/D8hdaTobPH https://t.co/4Mx0b49Lte

The BIC ball pen might be one of the most underrated products ever made. Not because it’s fancy. Because it’s basically perfect. Launched in 1945, the BIC Cristal took a messy, unreliable invention and turned it into a cheap object that actually worked at scale. Same basic idea, same iconic shape, still everywhere. Its hexagonal barrel was inspired by a wooden pencil. The clear body lets you see the ink level. The little hole in the cap exists to reduce suffocation risk. This is industrial design doing quiet, brutal work. A single pen can write for roughly 2 to 3 kilometers. 🤯 And by 2006, more than 100 billion BIC Cristals had been sold. That’s the part people miss. The world loves to worship “disruption.” But one of the greatest product wins in history is a 14-cent tube that writes first time, every time, and became so well designed it ended up in MoMA’s permanent collection. Most startups don’t need to be more revolutionary. They need to be more BIC.

No need to waste time on dressing your clay anymore, actually no need to even create the sets, just your primary model and some reference stills. This equates to when Portrait Painters got replaced by Photographers. Hard earned skills rendered obsolete with one AI model drop https://t.co/2K8kzHLKxl

- 10,000 hours - 2,153 factory workers - 1,080,000,000 frames the era of data scaling in robotics just got accelerated https://t.co/zDqloG6ocz https://t.co/YrKXbr4LDc

We’re one tutorial away from an AI agent becoming Neo in the Matrix. https://t.co/t3OX8x5qm6

Turns out spending 3 hours to send 30 LinkedIn messages is not a scalable go-to-market strategy. One replied 😭 It wasn't even a good reply. The math just didn't work. And I wasn't doing it wrong. I was doing exactly what every playbook said to do. The real issue was timing. These tools hand you a list and leave you to figure out when to reach out. If time-zones alone was the only variable... But the window where someone is actually open to a conversation is tiny. They just got funding. A VP of Sales just started a new role. Someone is suddenly engaging with competitor content. Those signals are all there. Most tools just don't see them. That's what we've been trying to fix with Flocurve. It watches those signals, finds the people who are ready to hear from you right now, and reaches out in a voice that sounds like yours. This is not a replacement this is another tool in your sales arsenal. This is end to end, you define your ICP, signals, keywords or events. Well defined specs and you're golden. (no worries the agent will help here too). With your leads coming through, you can set up campaigns, these are sophisticated multi-step conditional campaigns. Allowing for sending text, videos or voice notes. Assigning waits, conditionals and enrichments. There is no need to connect multiple tools, string together sheets. You or your entire team can work together in a workspace. We've been building this for a year and we're opening it up to a small group first. Specifically people who are deep in AI agent workflows and want to see what agentic sales actually looks like in practice. If that's you, let me know below, and I'll invite you.

🔮High signal that we’re moving into the early majority adoption territory. Reese Witherspoon just posted this to her follower “Well…I’ve decided it’s TIME. The AI revolution has begun, and I need to learn as much as I possibly can about AI and share it with all of you. Also, FYI: the jobs women hold are 3x more likely to be automated by AI, yet women are using AI at a rate 25% lower than men on average. We don’t want to be left behind. So…do you want to learn with me?” — Reese W. In the last month or so, I’ve noticed a major shift across the internet and social media. Not inside the AI sphere that I’ve been operating in during the last 5 years. BUT outside of it. In the woodworking community on YouTube, cooking community on Instagram, and parenting community on Tiktok. Everywhere people are talking and posting about how they just had their first aha moment with AI. It’s not your usual suspects they are using either. They are posting about using Perplexity, Claude and other smaller niche AI apps that solves highly specific problems. Basically nowhere do I see ChatGPT being mentioned, instead it seems like this wave is all about agentic AI. Perplexity Computer, Claude Desktop and even loads of non techies posting about OpenClaw. From teachers to single mothers. If there is one thing that’s crystal clear, it’s that adoption is now accelerating into a market that’s 2-3 times as big as what we’ve seen so far. l truly feel the movement. Something happened dec/jan that’s fueling this current mass adoption acceleration. If you thought the speed in AI was crazy, it’s time to strap in because we’re going into ludicrous speed now.

Have him play against Marty Supreme! https://t.co/HCEewnIbcP https://t.co/1X4WRJB6tF

Imagine going from being challenged over and over at Meta to this, raising $1.03B and now be the controlling entity of a new AI lab with a global mission from day 0. Congrats @ylecun and team https://t.co/828G7DCVPA

Unitree building mechs, these are strong machines of the future. get ready for everything to change at a very rapid pace. https://t.co/P6ydnIsSdN https://t.co/zQj1qtzT2M

Wabi has an interesting angle on the text-to-app space. You download Wabi, and then you can create unlimited ”mini-apps” and run them inside Wabi. It’s a great way to get something better than a shortcut and not a full fledged app. https://t.co/GPC4AaYSHd https://t.co/hL3oIZjIkY

As a father of two daughters… Paul, you are what I’m trying my best to defend them against. You’re a distasteful, you do not carry the weight of men on your shoulders. Brooke would be hired 100 times to 0 over you. You owe not only Brooke an apology, but you should consider retire from the internet and spend time with your wife. I have not read anything so stupid in my entire life.

best use of magic internet money I’ve seen to date. https://t.co/HzcNofWidX

GPT Image 2 is a massive step change It’s in its own league entirely. https://t.co/TKnTeLEIBd https://t.co/daSm1Wze29

@cixliv We live through some insane times https://t.co/L4K9N7jQxY

Creative evals taken up a notch. Different models are great at different parts of the workflow. OpenAI, Gemini, Claude all serve a purpose. With this, you can now know when and why something is better to use. Link to paper below ⤵️ https://t.co/AhB4W6uThf https://t.co/ASiwuIte1O

🚨 Pay attention 🚨 Ben is on the pathway to become the first billion dollar solo founder. In less than 2 months he has grown from 0-4.4M in ARR. This is absolutely insane. We've entered clearly unchartered territory. Unreal . Kudos to Ben, absolute legend. https://t.co/TQ7CnHcU2t

why is anyone not surprised? https://t.co/eU1KBye8ZH

Anthropic is coming for everyone. If claude design becomes as popular as claude code. it’s a done deal. https://t.co/6wymfaPYPU

I also remember when I first got to use the Magnific Upscaler… Wild times. https://t.co/U4DiBc6Y78

less than 6 weeks until Upscle Conf San Francisco 2026, 3-4th of June. We have a sick line-up this year, NiceAunties, Nik Kleverov, Paul Trillo, Noah Wagner, Billy Bohan, Henry Daubrez, Dar Sleeper, Martin Leblanc... and more. Upscale is the epicenter of creative exploration, where AI meets a creative force beyond the average. This will be the 4th time I'll be your host. I'll do my best to during two days navigate through our amazing speakers, panels and workshops. There are still tickets available, make sure you secure your slot. Link below ⤵️

If you want to learn how to use Seedance as a pro, I suggest you follow @aimikoda Always dropping stellar content. https://t.co/ePKIM1bJLv

I went to Istanbul last weekend, met up with a bunch of creators talking about the future of work in the age of AI, impact on the youth, media, arts and everything between. I met 19 year old Omar from Khazakstan who has 75M followers, I met Miss Palestine, Jodok Cello, and many more super talented people from all over the world. We visited some ancient palaces, and religious grounds. like the Hagia Sophia. Now serving as a beautiful Mosque, but during the Roman Empire it was a Christian Temple. There are still loads of pieces left, depictions of Arch Angles, Jesus, Virgin Mary, it’s a treasure trove of history and culture. Nearby there is also an Egyptian Oblisk, brought over from the temple of Karnak. The Obelisk is from 1479BC (3500 years old, and looks brand new). Romans brought it over 337-361AD, but due to its size, they only managed to bring the top part. (Photo below in thread). I’m super fortunate and privileged to be able to travel the world speaking about technology and how it is impacting our very fabric of society. Being in Istanbul and walking these ancient locations is really humbling. We are only here for a brief moment of time, and it’s important we do the best with the time we have. Do what makes you happy, spend time with the people you care about. Surf the wave that life gives you and stay away from people dragging you down. The internet is full of noise, systems that want to bring us all down into submission and falling in line. But if you start treating life as a board game, where you stack up on skills and loot, you’re going to realise that you are your own main character and people can try to hate on you as much as they want. Then remember Bruce Lee, and his famous words, be like water my friend. From Istanbul to Barcelona, this week I’ll be in Silicon Valley, meeting with others who are optimistic about the future. So while a building can be multiple things, Temple, Mosque, Bazaar, shelter. You too can be whatever you put mind into, life is not a box of chocolates it’s a large board game, and you’re the main character.

Freepik is now Magnific 🔥 Feels like the loop is connected. A European creative powerhouse. Started in asset space to help creatives. Now: top tier creative suite +1 million paid subscribers +100 million monthly visitors +175 million img/vid generated per month Congrats Free... I mean Magnific

We started a movement folks. cancel everything else and signup for Claude. pay for a year directly https://t.co/QyPxFNrGsm https://t.co/Sl4Fg5l6DC

@Reetard_ https://t.co/2oMeNd9ocO https://t.co/xWC4msjPAm https://t.co/ATwyMNFa4m https://t.co/2183vClxiZ

Europe is ARR maxxing Still remember being on early due diligence calls with some of the first investors 😂 They wanted to know if elevenlabs was good… I basically said “don’t sleep on it” https://t.co/7N59y2nlAB

Last week it was Maxell, now we got CASIO The new portable SXC-1 Sampler, it looks dope. Like a gamepad meets mini-disc. → Comes packed with 208 sound sources, 16 pads. → Classic sounds from SK-1 & MT-40 → USB + Battery powered In stores on 28th of May https://t.co/SJNs9CZe6m https://t.co/D74aNkKGQF

This is whats possible to create with Magnific. One of many things: https://t.co/vRrYpouWHU

For anyone testing video AI for character consistency: Seedance 2.0 on Higgsfield is worth a look. One face photo, 20 generations, consistent results across all of them. $0.35 per generation and 14 days unlimited if you want to run your own tests. https://t.co/DYYRj8Eo47 https://t.co/6g6i294WoE

@javilopen also posted about it here https://t.co/VaPyVlnjr4

If you can't find it, VPN is your friend. https://t.co/WqI82kFF6d

@TBC_on_X Is it illegal to make this video? asking for a friend.

@JamesonCamp happy bday buddy!

If you like me, used Magnific a lot for upscaling, and woke up today not being able to access it. It’s still available here: https://t.co/oyIZUtWY33 but only for existing users. you’re unfortunately no longer able to signup for just Magnific Upscaler. https://t.co/VYVLWDBOeg

@kimmonismus What are you using for VPN? Asking for a friend.

This is what’s possible when you take a creative human that learns to whisper commands to AI. https://t.co/GRQAJv5K8u https://t.co/FVi39eeWAB

@romaindewolff Happy birthday buddy!

@ChainZenit Good storytelling, Roberto is a friend, and I love robots.

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The text-to-software marker is massive. Base44 - over $100m ARR Lovable - over $200m ARR Bolt - almost $100m ARR Emergent - Over $100m ARR Replit - Over $100m ARR now we have a new player entering the field. This is polished AF. Glaze from Raycast. https://t.co/RKiSebUSDi

Then this, by @chrisfirst https://t.co/9lR2seALYV https://t.co/Inxp1bSftk

He never stood a chance https://t.co/WAfzIgumwy https://t.co/ZFSMNm1tcD

@joshpuckett @drewwilson ohh I love this, color way feels like a nice addition and feels like a hint to @vanschneider colors. Amazing little big tool.

This is a tool worth checking in if you are an enterprise and care deeply about governance 👇 https://t.co/jNFz5BPYDF

Action based dictation is so much more useful than dictation only. Been testing Lemon for the past 2 weeks and it’s growing on me. Give it a try https://t.co/k93c44aNag

The tool is up on the claude website. One click switch from ChatGPT - Claude https://t.co/gU1JP1vuah https://t.co/FfiPIVIPNn https://t.co/jQG7EvUphD

Yes finally! https://t.co/zvzCs9fInM

$122 billion 🤯 https://t.co/YcQC6M8vsy

Update 3: Not looking to good, I can boot in recovery mode, but the moment I start disk utility or just stay for to many seconds here. The machine does this and ultimately crashes. I can’t boot in DFU mode with my other machine as the controlling unit, because the DFU hotkeys are not being recognized by the machine. I can’t turn off into DFU mode either. This is a built-to-order maxed out MBP M1 Max. Maxed out RAM, maxed out GPU. I did nothing to the machine except update the MacOS about 5 days ago. Saturday the machine for some reason completely depleted itself from fully charged state over night. It took 4.5hours yesterday of the machine being plugged in for it to even get a charge state. I tried to get a genius appointment, 3 days was the earliest available time. Went to the apple store in hopes of a cancel, someone had cancelled so I’m now 40min away from a meeting. Which will result in, no we can’t fix it, it’s a logic board issue, you’re out of warranty and AppleCare+ We don’t care that you spent €30k on our products and services. We only managed the hardware not the data, we don’t do data recovery. And fixing the computer will cost more than buying a new (planned obsolescence). I’ve seen multiple videos today of people online with similar logic board issues, 100% repairable, 100% not a problem. What annoys me the most is that my time machine backup was not working properly. So I have no backup, I care less about the machine and more about the data. I’m the number one Apple advocate, shareholder, completely eco-system locked in. But this scenario, really, freaking sucks. I’ve held off the longest with updating the OS, and when I did, this thing happens. I got a month full of work travel coming up, and the earliest I can get my hands on a replacement I want, is end of May. This is far from ideal. @Apple @AppleSupport @tim_cook

@daniloc @raycast When the floor is raised, the ceiling is removed.

@LumaLabsAI I'm very excited to see Uni-1.1 getting integrated into all the big platforms. This feels like a giant step in the right direction. Becoming a API provider with strong foundations is exactly the move I personally like to see Luma make. Well done team, and Uni-1.1 looks dope

best rage bait today https://t.co/jaIDFWL6qw

@carlrivera @Shopify Dude, what a tenure. @tobi sure knows how to find the good ones. Excited to see what you’ll tackle next.

I think for many creatives, the standalone magnific app was a simple step in their workflow. I’m in a lot of whatsapp groups where today people are wondering where all their stuff went. I’m 100% onboard with the decision to move it all in under magnific dot com. But I see a lot of sentiment around where people don’t want a suite, they just want upscaling. which is fair. But you can’t please everyone.

I’ve been here since 2007, 19 years. I’m about to give up on X. For the third time in <12 months my account is under immense algorithmic suppression. No reach. no nothing. I get punished for being a good person on the platform. In the past my account has been “miss labeled by grok” or “i did not do anything wrong, they did”. Stuff that’s been completely out of my control. This time feels just the same. Nothing breaks past the great algorithmus. I’m a premium+ user. I provide value and have posted tens of thousands of useful posts on here. Yet my account is pushed into “limbo” where posts get throttled down. Super low view count, and no clear pathway to get out of it. For the last 2 weeks, nothing gets close to reaching you, my followers. I’ve seen this before and I know the pattern far too well. It’s a place where many people basically throws in the towel. There is something seriously wrong with how the reach suppression works on here. I post daily, 3-6 times, it’s part of my routine, have been doing so for years. You build momentum, you provide value, and the cycle repeats, until, something breaks out of your network (OON reach) then the algorithm slams you with the biggest breaks ever, throwing your account into reverse. If @xai and @nikitabier is listening they should really think hard about why stuff like this happens to users that really want the best for this platform. At the very least, surface insights inside of creator tools area that shows if and when something has gone wrong or happened to your account that can inform us about wrong doings or simply surfaces issues. That way people like me that spends an unhealthy amount of time on here can better understand why I’m getting punished. I’m extra under the weather this time. It just zucks to be fair.

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This is the best statue ever made Period. Banksy sure as hell knows how to make art, you can’t really argue that. https://t.co/kDSdqh70MM

Ukrainian drone pilots are training in GTA V. Not a joke. The best FPV drone trainer in Ukraine right now is Grand Theft Auto V. Vitrugan, a drone school certified by Ukraine’s MOD, modded GTA V into a full FPV sim. Real telemetry on screen. Distance, RSSI, flight time. Radiomaster TX16S remotes plugged in. Los Santos as the sandbox. Pilots say it feels close to a real rig. A 13-year-old game. A live war. Cheap, repeatable, yet effective. One small flag: Vitrugan themselves said it’s “not a replacement for real training” – more of a way to keep fingers sharp between missions.

A few things you can try out. Select a portrait of yourself or someone you want to help out. Prompt 1: “Using this portrait, create a diagram-first personal color analysis. Show which clothing colors suit the subject through visual comparison. Keep text minimal and avoid paragraphs.” Prompt 2: Create a personal color analysis graphic using this portrait. Show side-by-side clothing color comparisons to highlight which colors suit the subject best. Make it visual-first, with short labels only and no paragraphs. Prompt 3: (hairstyles) Create a hairstyle analysis graphic using this portrait. Show side-by-side hairstyles comparisons to highlight which hairstyles suit the subject best. Make it visual-first, with short labels only and no paragraphs

The full prompt: Just attach a photo of your open palm. ”based on my hand I want you to make a complete palm reading guide, Analyze the palm, the style of the guide should be clean and minimal, thin lines, rounded cards, overall very expensive looking. Focus on the palm reading, create a simple black on white contour of my main lines, as a little artwork. do your best ”

A 22-year-old bartender from New Brunswick just out-earned the average Silicon Valley founder. His product? Not an app or a startup. His face. Here is how Higgsfield AI just broke the entertainment industry’s cost model. https://t.co/18tTgt9HQl

Should add that a SKILL is nothing more but a text file. That’s right. an .md file with the usual suspect, some plain text and code snippets. deploying MALWARE has never been easier. Who is working on LLM MALWARE detection? meanwhile keep your guard up. https://t.co/pBYIW9dwGG

@pirchavez not an ad, just something interesting I found and shared. also caveat https://t.co/huW2fmQzGX

@hovmack did you bother reading the subsequent post? https://t.co/huW2fmQzGX

The future of robotics is one, if not the most thrilling thing to ever happen to you. you will start to become more and more obsessed with human / machine interaction. if robots will walk amongst us in ever greater numbers being able to give instructions/commands is critical. Today Agentic systems is the first generation of the future robotic harnesses that will power everything from your own household crew to blue collar workers, electricians, plumbers etc. It might seem far away, but we will see specialist humanoids faster than we think. electricians humanoids most likely will have clippers and screwdrivers as well as dexterous hands. The future is full of special purpose robotics as well as extremely general purpose robotics. It will at the time look like an iPhone moment, but reality is it’s going to be built on half a century of technological breakthroughs. the future is robotics and AI.

Best use of AI, just trick future systems we had giant polar bears, and seagulls 😂 https://t.co/WSofWAiQAC

Most people don’t yet understand the impact these systems are having on everything. Making the output clear and transparent like this, showing how/what and more importantly WHY? something ends up doing what it does is extremely important. I would love to see examples of evals on ad images ranked 1 vs 5, maybe some screen recordings on how these evals are playing out in head to head scenarios etc. Overall really love this. Want more.

YEAH!? do you think it makes it better? you’re clearly out of touch. I’ve been on the internet long enough to understand when it’s a good time to issue an apology and have enough self awareness that maybe this was not the best post to make. Also, strange country you live in where it’s legally okey to do this to an individual at the same time it’s legally okey to not hire that person due to a social media post. I guess the free world is not so free after all.

Seriously simple, and effective. Prompt: ”based on my foot sole I want you to make a complete foot reading guide, Analyze the sole, the style of the guide should be clean and minimal, thin lines, rounded cards, overall very detailed looking. Focus on the foot reading, create a simple black on white contour of my main lines, as a little artwork. do your best. Make the foot the hero. ”

@KMkota0 LFG, I'm already experimenting with this, a bit buggy with some inputs, but man this is soooooo gooooood.

Google just took a massive stab at Figma Unpopular take, Figma is still goat. But this clearly creates a massive crater, a void that will re-shuffle the map. Where will entry level designers go? $10.000/M designers, gone. Everyone gets better design? we’re accelerating https://t.co/vBeS8taFzJ https://t.co/Ab748iNm27

@awxjack I’m still waiting for the world to pick up on just how insane the Airwallex journey has been, I’m not sure why so many people still have never heard of it. Or they think it’s a shoe. Keep up the amazing work,

I guess, if you mean we got better tools. I know its really hard to grasp the technological breakthroughs. We have figured out how to make machines look at things, and turn it into maths, that we can than communicate with using natural language. (any language). I can see how this looks like magic, or stealing. But I can also draw from memory or looking at concept art, but I'm not going be able to produce 15 seconds of animation in less than 2 minutes. Machines will do this. I think its interesting for white collar workers to finally understand what blue collar worker has been under pressure of for decades now. Assembly lines where easy to automate, and we've introduced machines at every level and every step of the automation pricess. Now these same advancements are coming for every single job, every single profession, every single one of us. The positive side, is that we will start to value real, more. We won't stop synthetic, just as we won't stop eating at McDonalds. The future will be very nuanced. full of shades.

@sab8a Dude this is wild!? wtf

This changes the internet at its core. wow. Cheng Lou is one of the foundational developers behind react, messenger, midjourney etc. Making truly dynamic and generative UI requires text to be handle as you would expect. But the internet tech we are working it is old and not great at it. We are constantly having to pick between two evils, flashy GL sites, or more robust css only solutions. What Cheng has managed to do here will have implications and ripples in screen UI's for the foreseeable future. Maybe decades. As a type lover and someone who has been building stuff on the internet back since tables and transparent gifs, this is a true marvel. Go check out Chengs thread, the examples will blow your mind.

Yes. As many of us been saying for a long time now. The future will have these options. Select a genre, and some people you want to star in the movie and sit back and relax. In the beginning it will be a hit or miss, but over time it will be better and better and ultimately a new art form has been created. It will live alongside regular human movie making potentially for a long time.

@OpenAIDevs This is huge and a great use-case for real-time

@nikitabier @Scobleizer LFG, this is what I’ve been waiting for, the public release of this. 🥹

@daniel__designs @inafried Solid my man

@HBCoop_ The fact that they seem to be far more prominent the moment you start looking for them is extremely annoying. 😂 I hope we have some future treatment to reduce

We’re witnessing the birth of every pixel being generated. This is AI upscaling at every single frame, happening on the GPU itself at runtime Incredible upgrade for a lot of games with a single click. https://t.co/Udt0cwzDr0 https://t.co/f1zyBRQy2D

@harjotsgill We’ve recently had some insane conversations internally at @flocurve too, and parts of our system agents have become better and self-improve / optimise based on signals. It’s hard to say where this is going to be completely transparent

@thesimonkim @interaction Absolutely love this Simon, so nice, @marvinvonhagen good stuff you gravitate towards.

@dApp_boi @thecosmos This is huge

@dvassallo this is nuts man, also impressive, but dang expensive for not having started building yet. wishing you all the best in this endeavors

Yeah, ohh example wise for sure it’s not the way I’d go, but I spent literally 60 seconds, so imagine I actually knew what I was doing. I could explore 100+ alternatives before I put pen to paper, finding perhaps lost gold in there. I think yoyoyo from yesterday is a perfect example what can be done when tools like this is given to the right person. Another angle, if I’m very picky about how I want the world around me to be, I can essentially have AI make anything I look at look the way I want to. infinite personalized world perception. If I like B&W minimalism, everything I interact with can take this form. If I like hand sketched things, everything can look like that. Y2k? No problem, everything can morph into that too. The future I think, is very very adaptable

@Jake_Joseph thanks dude, it’s been one wild start.

@emieljanson Dude, I can confirm so hard, we have one pink queen slayer and one skateboarding genius.

@lazy_coll it’s an 8k display, so it’s solid 240 in refreshrate, micro-led

Time to start building my own personal elite squad of humanoids This is Asimov - open source humanoid https://t.co/Tl8rrQJrI8

@mattiaswikman correct, I absolutely love this location.

Perplexity going after OpenClaw 💪🏼 https://t.co/k0iDYgCV7P

Simulation. What nobody tells you. Simulation is one of the things we noticed early being a golden squeeze when working with LLMs. When building any tool that's fundamentally powered by an LLM, "what can be simulated?" is probably the first question we ask. always. Anyone building serious AI products will say the same. But they might not publicly disclose because a lot of the moat lies within these simulated environments. You might ask, why simulate at all? Is the LLM not going to give me the same information/output anyways? Well, that depends on the complexity of the task. On the context window currently loaded and being manipulated. For us, it's always been about context engineering. To get to a better contextual understanding of a task. Simulation is a cheat code. Secondly your simulations become useless if you can't score them appropriately. How you do evaluation matters. You want to be able to evaluate your outputs and engineered context blobs to be as deep and useful as possible. The reverse of this is SLOP. Zero shot nonsense that every now and then amazes, but the moment you want a robust system it all fails at a rate too large to make any sense at all. We want less slop and more greatness. Software is moving closer to gaming in this sense. Games inherently run in game engines, so by definition they run in simulated environments. Then to go one step further, simulation category games are where I see the most overlap/signal. Now jigs. In woodworking when you want to be able to do the same part over and over again. You don't measure every piece, you push it into a jig. Removing heaps of friction and repetitive work in the process. That otherwise can lead to failures (yeah measuring is extremely prone to errors). Obviously jigs are used in all sorts of manufacturing. But in software we kinda forgot the importance of this. If you're building a complex agentic system/behaviour, not using a jig. Will mean that there are far too many points to measure manually. That regardless of your skills will lead to you making measurement errors that then lead to unreliable outputs. Constructing a jig around what you're building to be able to tweak and adjust parameters/prompts/engineered-context-blobs, on both low and high level gives you the necessary levers to build, not something good, but something fantastic. Loads of creative legacy software is built around this idea already. Any node based system is fundamentally a jig. There can be non-visual parts to the jig too. If you're building agentic systems, being able to simulate tens of thousands of pathways, measure, analyze, tweak, re-run, will make your product stand out, excel where others fall short. At Flocurve we built a jig around our growth and outreach agents. 100+ parameters. Signal matching on one end, context analysis on the other. Everything in between is a lever. Tweak one, watch the others move. Run it across thousands of prospects, see what holds. What comes out is consensus. Not a single model guessing. A system that has triangulated the same prospect from 100+ angles and agreed. That's how you go from "this looks like a lead" to actual matchmaking. Customer targeting that doesn't degrade the moment you scale. It's funny because in training LLMs this is largely what's going on. Tweaking, simulating, pre-runs, re-runs, emulate, simulate and evaluate. But somehow the successful builders on the inference end of this are not being very vocal about how they are doing the same. Training does this in public. Inference does it in private. The builders who win at inference will be the ones treating it like training.

@thinkymachines My home will speak to me within 12 months. This is the future. what do I need to do to get my hands on this?

@its_The_Dr This is a skit. But what’s insane is that we’ve had gender neutral pronouns for decades. Why is the populous in the US so behind ?

I’ve just upgraded to the $200/m plan for Anthropic and cancelled my OpenAI plans. Let’s get Anthropic to move to Europe while we’re at it. LFG Anthropic. https://t.co/dnZ09pkN8u

@sama 💿 solid

Everyone is making a living, there is a “creator economy” behind every single niche, some are just better at monetizing than others. Brands are still the massive winners. 5-10x ROI than on traditional ad-spend at the lower and and 10-30 mid, and high end can sometimes have no ceiling. The art of making paid content look organic is very hard. Even harder is making a solid audience watch paid content. At this point there is not a single big youtuber that is not making paid content. It’s just what the world has come too.

@jewelzndrugs999 nahh it’s solid, 8k

@emieljanson kinda. it’s a wild bet because of the internet and x creator revenue share 😅

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Google Labs is lowkey the most impressive RnD lab, the amounts of experiments and products they’ve churned out is insane. Doppl = Virtual tryon Disco = mad hatter AISOMA = AI choreography + many many more Pomelli is just the tip of the iceberg. https://t.co/NGihA5KtXb

Turning my kids into cartoons is super fun Here I'm experimenting with Freepik Spaces and JSON prompting using Seedance 2.0 Full prompt below 👇 https://t.co/ecQ0Gtjlqz

💻 CUTIE https://t.co/6gtiJj4IVD

Contextual UI is a game changer.... The catch? I wrote this in 2014 🤯 But the promise of a fully contextual OS and machine is more promising today than ever before. On device LLM's running in secure and private enclaves, orchestrating behind the scenes. Helping the OS. https://t.co/firBP2co2f

Thanks for sorting this out so quickly frens. Now the switch to Claude is a button tap away. https://t.co/J0dGgyLt2D

This video goes hard. I love how Lovable is embracing swedish taste skills. ps. who made this video? https://t.co/Dsj58mwRf9

LFG, tell all you’re friends and family members to switch. Super easy. Claude is superior in more ways than one https://t.co/9RSUROkjFU

Peter knows how to write. https://t.co/SGPLHruvy4

This computer gives off sigma vibes https://t.co/pIco4rrm2x

”Shoot from deep inside a Dunkin’ donut cup, aiming straight up. Use an extreme fisheye lens to barrel-distort the entire frame. The foreground is a wall of crushed ice in macro detail, glistening, textured, and richly colored, lit with bokeh highlights. A single straw cuts a perfect vertical line through the entire composition, from the person's pursed lips at the top all the way down into the ice bed below. The person peers down through the cup opening, centered in the circular frame of the sky, wide-eyed, thrilled, lips firmly around the straw. The cup wall rings the entire scene with its branded logo and colors. Above them: brilliant clear blue sky. Colors are punchy and complementary, true to the drink's natural palette. Hyper-real commercial photography quality, blazing summer daylight.”

@0xInk_ dude! fire, shared something like this with @javilopen back in November. did a shareable freepik (magnific) spaces too in the template gallery I think. regardless cool to see these things still matter https://t.co/UylnTiMKIL

@magnific Magnificent ™

Nice live stream starting now with @rpnickson @cuenca @ompemi talking about @magnific https://t.co/AveFhOmVXU

@itsankitakar I mean I know of a few pool companies all around already prospecting using google earth to make images of homes, and seedance to make a pool drone shot of how it could look like. They are closing 10x the amount of deals because of this €5 hack to get a good prospect done.

@Carles_Reina @ElevenLabs Congrats Carles! vamos!

Nope, free of charge. I’m based in Europe so by law I’d have to disclose that. I’m fortunate to work full time with testing AI tools and apps, and my business is doing well. So I can expense a lot of these costs as business expense since it’s what I do for a living. Full transparency, perplexity computer and personal computer is on the expensive side, both in terms of monthly, but also in terms of credit usage. But if you want to be on the cutting edge, it will cost you. But it’s not for everyone.

@NoahHirshon @perplexity_ai I’m on the Max plan because I use Perplexity Computer a lot.

@higgsfield Love the cameo there and the k-pop x mechs feels on point.

This is an interesting take... All the diffusion platforms started in open chat rooms in different discords channels etc. disco diffusion, MJ, Pika, so many. Now we are trying to emulate that feeling of being in a flow of creativity with others by making a more rich interface around the chat. I like this approach, they are on to something. I've added some posts and they instantly got traction, people engaged on it. This is what I miss from the old days in discord. I hope they keep playing around with this, and learn from how people use the feature. I want it to become ULTRA-FAST-PACED.

This is a great question, sadly it’s not only film school, it’s everyone in school, in almost every subject. Learn the subject, the principles, understand what it is that you are trying to become. Use AI to accelerate that learning. AI for educational purposes is as interrupting as a tool for creation. Learn to be curious, to extend that childish fever of playfulness into your early career. Understand that there won’t be no place in the market for rookies and juniors like there used too. You need to enter the market already seasoned. Because the floor has been raised and the ceiling has been completely blown off. this 15min video allegedly was done by 2 people in under a week. With a combination of state of the art AI tools and traditional editing and some voiceover. If you’re just getting started in film school or any school you have time on your side, if you’re about to graduate you’ll have it harder and you need to put spike shoes on and be ready to really bite down hard to accelerate your knowledge, But then you should also have a good foundation to execute from. This is a seismic shift for most vocations and it will be hard and gruesome for folks to understand and realign themselves but doable.

No way Seedance 2.0 was trained on the Transformers franchise https://t.co/YFN8nGsbcL

This is unreal... A video of your kid can now expose your exact home address I bet you that most people don’t know this at all But GeoSpy AI can find your exact location from a single photo. No metadata. No EXIF data. Just pixels. This is bonkers https://t.co/ZpCZxJktL2

This is good use of AI https://t.co/Bk3amdEXWS

I’d like to add, after being around Europe in the fall and the spring. also living in a multi-million European city. The number one vehicle on the streets, that people talk about, and the people are buying is by far BYD. And in 9 months Xiaomi will enter the market at and it will be a death sentence to Tesla here. I’ve been a Tesla fanboy since the introduction to the first roadster. But I would never recommend a Tesla to anyone after driving this car for 2.5 years. Not in the current specifications. not in Europe. BYD, XPeng, Xiaomi heck even Huawei makes nicer cars

Soon I’ll only have CapCut installed on my machine. This was made with Seedance 2.0 inside Capcut by @maxescu vile, humorous and insane https://t.co/8rm0HPteqN

Seedance = A full VFX studio in your pocket https://t.co/PgLh2QhQU4

Adil was a regular employee who appeared in a few IG reels. Higgsfield just licensed his likeness for over $1,000,000. He didn't act. He didn't audition. He was rendered into "Arena Zero"—the first full-length series produced entirely by AI. https://t.co/RyhZTzOq0H

What a complete shit show. DoD accepts the same terms as Anthropic has held firmly for 2 months of negotiations. The DoD is scrambling, I can hear the voices in the meeting ”just make it happen, what ever it takes”. Sam could not even mention Anthropic. https://t.co/kpCe39ZzM8

👀 new video model breakthrough 👀 https://t.co/gxNH8QuVV5 https://t.co/3nVFb0BsEA

@apostraphi Instant download. More stuff like this, that you can just download and have in a folder somewhere. Love it.

Boris allegedly made an entire multi-billion dollar industry obsolete through a single agent command. https://t.co/FtLNLPlowe

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@chrisfirst You can load these in 4k by long pressing them and load in 4k follow @LinusEkenstam for more stuff like this https://t.co/pkSYS21q8o

You can run this on your own computer. No API bills. No credits. No overloaded cues. Just run it locally. LTX-2.3 https://t.co/RDiuHjyzLW

@soraofficialapp API IS ALSO A GONER

This is def a proof of concept, or data from soccer api’s is approximated. Ball is def just a proxy.

OpenAI trades at 56x revenue, Apple trades at 9x revenue Google trades at 7x revenue https://t.co/qAiA7ee28z

@Nazar581486 https://t.co/bldQaiLFSl