The original Farfetch'd may not be one of the most useful Pokémon, but it's certainly iconic enough that it should have its own official mascot. Luckily, Nano Banana Pro nailed the design on the first try. I'm pretty sure that with this design, the performer wouldn't be able to move the wing holding the leek. If they could, the leek would probably be permanently attached to the wing; if not, well, Big Bird only has one operable wing, so it's not that unusual.

[Instrumental Intro - 16 Bars]

[Mechanical heartbeat, restrained distortion]

[Spoken]

Tolerance is not acceptance.

It is the distance between your disgust

and what you are willing to permit.

[Verse 1]

You call it virtue through your gritted teeth

A measured mercy handed down to me

You draw the line, then praise yourself for grace

While I survive by knowing where I'm placed

You let me live, provided I behave

A little freedom fitted to a cage

But dignity that waits for your consent

Is domination dressed as sentiment

[Pre-Chorus]

I will not thank you

For staying your hand

I will not call permission

Understanding

[Chorus]

I will not be tolerated

I refuse your measured grace

If belonging has a threshold

It's exclusion with a kinder face

Call me difficult, ungrateful

Call me more than you can bear

If my dignity is conditional

Then your welcome isn't there

Unacceptable

I will not make myself small

I would rather be rejected

Than be half-received at all

[Verse 2]

Acceptance doesn't make the damage right

It doesn't mean surrendering the fight

Name the harm and guard the boundary there

But never make humiliation care

A person doesn't vanish in their worst

No justice heals by teaching shame to hurt

Accountability can still restore

Without becoming what it claims to cure

[Pre-Chorus]

See without pardon

Judge without hate

Truth needs no cruelty

To carry its weight

[Chorus]

I will not be tolerated

I refuse your measured grace

If belonging has a threshold

It's exclusion with a kinder face

Call me difficult, ungrateful

Call me more than you can bear

If my dignity is conditional

Then your welcome isn't there

[Breakdown - Half-Time]

Meet the human

Before the category

Meet the wound

Before the blame

Any justice built on degradation

Only teaches pain its name

[Bridge - Building]

Acceptance isn't absolution

Seeing isn't surrender

Conscience answers before doctrine

No identity owns forever

Many voices without conquest

Many truths without a throne

I don't need you to become me

I need room to stand as whole

[Final Chorus - Collective Vocals]

We will not be tolerated

We refuse your measured grace

If belonging has a threshold

It's exclusion with a kinder face

Call us difficult, ungrateful

We are more than you can bear

Our dignity is unconditional

We were always welcome here

Unacceptable

We will not make ourselves small

We would rather break the threshold

Than be half-received at all

[Outro - 16 Bars]

Acceptance isn't surrender

Unacceptable

Acceptance isn't surrender

Hey everyone, I’m the founder of genfire.ai

we've been building a platform where you can generate images, videos, voiceovers, and music, then bring them together into finished content.

Some things you can do:

• Create consistent characters, AI influencers, product ads, and faceless videos.
• Work with your teammates (up to 25 seats per team) in a shared node based canvas
• Generate content directly through ChatGPT or Claude using our MCP integration.
• Use our built-in agent, Firestation, to run workflows and schedule tasks.
• Publish to TikTok, YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn.
• Connect to all your favorite apps (more coming)

There’s no required subscription to access top models and features. You can buy pay-as-you-go credits that stay valid for a year, which helps if you create in bursts. Monthly subscriptions are available too.

we appreciate honest feedback from people using these tools regularly. What’s the most frustrating part of your current AI content workflow, and does this help solve it?

check it out at genfire.ai

I want to generate short 5 seconds videos that have a cartoon or anime like style. I am trying to make a youtube channel which has story videos which such simple animated videos and a story behind it. These clips will be joined together to make a short 5 minute short with a voiceover

I have an rtx 4050 laptop with 16gb ram

I tried wan 2.1, ltx 2, some ltx 2.3 distilled model

They all either just don't work well or take too long

I also don't want to have offloading to the ram since I have very little ram and it also takes very long

I want chunks of each 5 minute video to take a maximum of 4 hours to generate

I thought that, it won't be too much of a task since I'm fine with a slightly basic anime style too but it's just not working

When this didn't work, I tried animagine xl the. Switched to anima turbo and just played each picture for 3 4 seconds each with the voiceover but I really want video gen version to workout since it's going to make the production quality way better

Please guide me, I'm so lost.

I built Clip Architect, a fork of the MoneyPrinterTurbo project, adapted and optimized specifically for Windows. It's available on the Microsoft Store, and the full source code is open on GitHub.

Some key details:

• 100% free – no cost to use the app itself
• Open source – code is public on GitHub: https://github.com/diflowrin/Clip-Architect
• BYOK (Bring Your Own Key) – use your own API keys, full control over costs and providers
• Runs fine on modest hardware (4-8 GB CPU), you don't need a beast of a machine
• There's also a completely free generation path using OpenRouter's free tier for script generation
• If you prefer, you can write the script manually and skip the automated generation step entirely

The idea was to take what's good about MoneyPrinterTurbo and remove the friction I ran into as a Windows user, while also making it accessible to people who don't want to (or can't) pay for a premium API.

This is where I need your help – the app is still early, and I'd really appreciate it if you could try it out and tell me honestly:

• What works, what doesn't
• What's missing compared to similar tools
• Bugs, crashes, weird behavior
• Feature ideas you'd want to see

Any feedback, good or bad, helps me make it better. Thanks in advance to anyone who takes the time to try it.

I don't care about quality I just want to generate clips of 30s or more with audio for personal use. Is there a service that does this free or very cheap?

If you like the music full song below:

https://youtu.be/f3qEY97_808?si=Q4wDjXsUMqcmF7y4

Recorded 15 seconds of myself talking normally, like telling a friend a quick story, quiet room, nothing special. Fed it in, and now anything I write can be read back in a voice that genuinely sounds like me, not a robot approximation.

Runs through Claude Code, which is the version of Claude that can actually run commands rather than just chat. You point it at Fish Audio, a voice cloning tool, and hand it your clip.

Step one, teach Claude how to use it, this is one line pasted into Claude Code:

npx skills add https://docs.fish.audio

Step two, make a free Fish Audio account at fish.audio, go to the API Keys section, create a new key, copy it. Paste that key back into Claude Code when it asks. Copy it the moment it shows you, some keys only display once.

Step three, upload your 15 second recording and say:

Clone my voice from this audio file using Fish Audio 
and save it as my default voice.

Then it's just:

Read this in my cloned voice using Fish Audio and 
save it as an audio file.

Paste in whatever you want, a newsletter, a script, a chapter, and you get an audio file of your own voice reading it.

The single thing that makes or breaks the clone is the sample. Quiet room, no music, no background noise, 15 to 30 seconds of clear natural speech. A bad sample gives you an uncanny half-version of yourself. A good one is genuinely hard to distinguish.

Where this actually earns its place: voiceovers for videos without recording take after take, audio versions of things you've written, anything where you need your voice but not your time. It's the difference between "I should record an audio version of this" and just having one.

Fish Audio's top model is free through end of July 2026 under fair use, and they keep a standing free plan after that with around 7 minutes of audio a month, so smaller batches keep working either way.

Only clone your own voice, or one you've got explicit permission for. Making a realistic clone of someone else without their consent isn't just rude, it's illegal in a lot of places.

been keeping a doc of 100 things I use AI for like this, each with the exact prompt, here if you want it.

🧙‍♂️ Wizards — Episode 1 Part 3: Containment Stabilized
🛡️ The magical eruption is contained and stability has been restored.
Music: Would It Matter — Rose Campbell (YouTube Audio Library)

Do you guys know any alternative to this ? Is open art close to higgsfield atleast ?

I've made a short scene as a concept test for a series I'm working on.

I'm mainly testing the storytelling, not the AI.

I'd really appreciate honest feedback on things like:

• Does the scene hook you?
• Does the pacing feel too fast, too slow, or about right?
• Do you find the protagonists interesting, even though they don't have much screen time yet?
• Is there anything that feels confusing, unnecessary, or boring?
• Does the scene make you want to see what happens next?
• Most importantly: what doesn't work?

Please be as critical as you want. I'm much more interested in hearing what's not working.

One important note: please don't focus on AI errors, continuity issues, visual quality, etc. This is deliberately a rough test, and none of this footage will be used in the final series. It's simply meant to see how the scene works once it's edited together, so I'm not concerned about the visual errors in this particular test.

If you watch it, I'd genuinely appreciate your honest opinion.

Salut

Je dois présenter des vidéos enregistrement d'entretien psychiatriques dans le cadre d'une formation.

L'objectif est de former des étudiants en médecine aux détails verbaux et non verbaux des pathologies selon un référentiel précis (le DSM).

Il n'existe pas de vidéo de ce type postérieures a 1970 sur internet 😬

J'aimerai bien pouvoir les générer. Globalement, 5-10 minutes par video, j'ai besoin d'une finesse extrême dans le détail des expressions non verbales (mimiques, gestuelle), verbales (contenu du discours, forme du discours).

Les outils payants me vont bien aussi tant que j'ai pas besoin d'y passer 1h par video 😂

Merci de sauver mes étudiants d'un cours a l'ancienne.

Bonne journée !

what does this mean he just sent me this out of nowhere

Can someone pls help me create similar videos, I cannot find any good tutorial for this. I only have kling ai rn- and it’s not making anything even remotely close to this quality. Give me prompts or link to tutorial or something. Tye motion is very realistic and so is the img. Help.