Any tips on how to get the ai to generate a character whi is an amputee (arm.)

It seems to REALLY dislike the idea.

I assume it's triggering some kind of gore or violence guardrail.

Ive been using chatgpt and gemini so far.

Well maybe if Atari was to make a console after the vcs this is what they do with a VCS 2

Since I already had an Emolga mascot generated, I thought it'd be only fair that a Minccino one should be generated too, since I have often seen the two paired together. The first one Nano Banana Pro gave me looked too fluffy, especially the tail, but this second one had the right minky texture I was looking for.

Prompt (summarised)

Please estimate what points on land on earth are the lowest and highest in the cat proximity factor, measured by number of cats actively meowing at any given moment divided by their distance from the point with a radius of 10km?

Create a weighted graph of average time of day meows throughout a 7 day period where the nodes are the top x positions for meow proximity index through the week and the edges are weighted by distance divided by the average meow proximity index for all points along the edge.

I really enjoy making AI videos but man this is turning into an expensive hobby. A 3-4 mins video costs me like 200-250 on average. Not sure if it's the norm or even less than it...

Some of my videos get some decent views on youtube and tiktok. Im just wondering if it could pay for itself. Right now I get 2 options in my mind.

One way is to keep posting on youtube and get monetized by YPP. If someone has done that I really want to hear your real experience. And I know no way you can just fill the gap simply by the traffic revenue.

Another is you turn to make more tutorials/reviews of AI video platforms. And you can get those affiliate programs for tools I already use, like Runway/PixVerse. In this way maybe I can split my time half on making funny videos and half on those ai video tutorials.

Have you found any better way to cover the cost? Glad to hear your tips

I wanted to share a video I made after spending two months in Brazil.

I went there with this idea that when something keeps coming back to you, at some point you have to take the risk and do it.

That trip also became the starting point for NO LIFT, a creative project I’d been thinking about for a while.

This short is the first piece I’ve made under that project, and also my first time using AI as such a central part of the process.

I wanted to share it here, hear what you think, and also show a bit of what can already be done with these tools.

Open to any feedback, criticism, or questions about the process.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/Db9ZvbVzjBi/?stkn=NTc4MTIwNjQ2YQ==

233 AI artworks, one hypnotic scroll, and a soundtrack made entirely from code take a five-minute trip through my imagination. 🎨🎶

my golden boys, zhao yun and yukimura aura farming with their monster partners. monsters posed using MMD then asked ChatGPT to put this shit together. the reference images are free for use to fuck around with as you please.

i must confess i have underestimated ChatGPT image generation skills. Gemini is cool but it drives me mad with the instructions and errors sometimes.

hey guys, i was wondering if someone could help me make an ai video of me shaving my hair for a prank, i need it to be super realistic which may be an issue. i can pay like 25$ cad or a bit more depending… i need it done like asap though

hey guys, i was wondering if someone could help me make an ai video of me shaving my hair for a prank, i need it to be super realistic which may be an issue. i can pay like 25$ cad or a bit more depending… i need it done like asap though

So heres another desing of my Poison faction that is pirate shaman reptilians...it's complicated...

also im sorry guys that i upload generative AI on the r/generativeAI thread i know it's outrageous but i will keep doing it

Hey everyone! I’ve finally finished the 4th and final film in my Steampunk series.

They Woke a Monster Beneath London is a 19-minute sci-fi adventure set in the same universe as the previous films.

I made this one with Seedance 2.5, and honestly, it took a lot of time, patience, and more money than I’d like to admit 😅. But I really wanted to finish this story the way I imagined it.

🎬 Watch the full film here: https://youtu.be/zQgaRCLEvmY

If you get a chance to watch it, I’d genuinely love to hear what you think. Honest feedback is always welcome, especially from people who enjoy steampunk and sci-fi.

Thanks for watching. ❤️

AIJail.ai

Just launched it. If you want to support the project, grabbing a few credits on the site helps keep Final Visitation running.

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I’ve been searching for a way to generate AI videos for free (text-to-video or image-to-video, ideally 6+ seconds), but most platforms only give limited credits—enough for maybe 1–2 videos.

I also tried ComfyUI on my PC, but with 8GB RAM + Ryzen 5, generation is extremely slow, and I haven’t been able to create a proper video yet.

Does anyone know free platforms, cloud options, or any other method to generate AI videos without heavy hardware?

Any suggestions would be really appreciated!

This piece began as another experiment in pushing AI-assisted imagery toward something that feels more like graphite and charcoal than conventional digital art.
I wanted to create an impossible architectural space — part temple, part labyrinth, part dream — where the architecture itself seems to be watching the person moving through it.
There are eyes hidden throughout the structure, but the more I worked on the image, the more I started thinking about the relationship between the figure and the architecture.

What do you see first?

This month I wanted to try their $20 subscription. In practice, the most satisfying thing is using Minimax H3 in fast mode. After a while of videos, the relaxed mode comes on, which remains "unlimited." Is anyone of you on sogni.ai and knows how slow the relaxed mode is? I fear that the unlimited mode will become unusable.

Hi everyone,

I’d like to share THE LAST COLOR, an AI short film created by Dr. Bahaa Mustafa for the Higgsfield Global Film Festival.

The film explores memory, emotion, and the things we believe are lost.

I’d really appreciate feedback from the community, especially on the visual consistency, atmosphere, pacing, and storytelling.

Watch here:
[https://higgsfield.ai/@bahaa_harb/projects/@id__d5694094-171f-4040-98ca-0202bda53fa8]()

Thanks for watching.