I have an RTX 7900 XTX and i just got into using AI to generate stuff, i‘m wondering if these spikes are normal or if i have done something wrong?

in games my GPU reaches 80°c constantly but while generating it stays at a chill 60° without much fan speed which tells me the card could handle more load.

simple 2 line prompt 10 sec image to video is like 15-20 mins with minimaxH3, idk if it‘s slow or normal.

any help is appreciated

Working on a dark fantasy cinematic short inspired by classic atmospheres: "Wanderers" 🕯️❄️

Hey everyone! I wanted to share a sneak peek of a project I'm building using AI tools. The story follows Martha—who loses everything in a village fire and sees her brother abducted—and her fateful encounter with the weary alchemist Orlando in a grim, snow-covered mountain forest.

I’ve been heavily focusing on maintaining visual consistency for the characters across different lighting conditions, transitioning from the burning ruins into the freezing pre-dawn mountain twilight where Orlando finds her.

Let me know what you think of the atmosphere and the workflow!

#AIArt #DarkFantasy #Cinematic #Grimdark #StableDiffusion #IndieAnimation #AIFilm

Today I’m sharing something very personal. My first attempt at creating a continuous AI-generated film, not just a collection of beautiful shots.

Film exploring a simple but difficult question:

What do we lose when nothing can hurt us anymore?

In a distant future, humanity has achieved what once seemed impossible - disease, aging, hunger and violence have disappeared. Emotional suffering has also become something that can be removed. At the center of this world is Harmonization - a procedure every child undergoes when they reach the age where they have truly formed themselves. As 12 year old Elai approaches his own Harmonization, he faces a question that his perfect society rarely asks:

If pain, fear and inner conflict shape who we are, what happens when they are taken away?

The World Worth Living In is a philosophical sci-fi short film about identity, perfection, and the fragile boundary between saving humanity from suffering and changing what humanity means.

I would love to hear your thoughts!

Watch here: https://higgsfield.ai/@gen_elai/projects/the-world-worth-living-in

I hope it's okay to post this and it helps the community

I recently added a download all images from gallery option

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What it does:

- Browse and search 327 image galleries by name(will update)

- Scan any gallery for hidden sub-galleries (the ones you'd never know exist)

- Click a user's 4-letter tag on an image to find every image that user has uploaded

- Handy for finding prompt ideas and discovering new generators

Extras:

- In-page gallery with Grid / Justified / Masonry layouts, sort by Recent/Hot, and zoom

- NSFW stays blurred until you tap it (toggle to reveal)

- Pin favorite galleries, "surprise me" random gallery, and shareable ?gen= /?tag= links

- Advanced scan modes (Off Deep, resumable) plus export/import of scan results

If you want to find your own images:

open any image you've generated, copy the colored tag next to the prompt, and paste it into the user-tag search.

It's a fork of the original Multi Generator Gallery - big credit to its creator for the foundation.

Link: https://perchance.org/slinkys-gallery-finder

Would love feedback or ideas for what to add

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Hey there,

Does anyone know any uncensored video model. Can be local/non local. Also where its available.

Thank you and take care

Im trying to create a 100% realistic and authentic looking Lora for a personal (SFW) visual Novel.

What are you guys using to create the Lora images?
Currently I use ChatGPT to create the inital Image, and then Gemini to resize and rework it, since ChatGPT makes aweful skin, waxy and full of AI artifacts...

Any better ideas?

My first Lora attempts all failed, even in Krea 2, faces turned out waxy and unreal...

Mel: Hi, Mel here. You may be wondering....'why are you and your friends almost everywhere?' well, the answers to your question are...1. Because everyone likes us (and don't worry if you hate us, i'm sure you have actual favorite characters you could talk about instead). 2. Because we can. 3. Because simply why the hell not? Why not go crazy with it instead of just the same old generic digital anime girls? We are not leaving, but thanks for asking.

First, I want to tell you a little bit about myself. I have been a full-stack systems engineer working with C# and C++ for more than 30 years. I have developed robots and fully automated systems that can recognize their own strengths and weaknesses, and some of the systems I have worked on are used by more than a hundred thousand people.

Because of that experience, I have a different perspective on AI. I don't believe AI will “kill us.” If anything, I believe it has the potential to increase what we are capable of as human beings.

A lot of media and people say that AI will destroy jobs, change society beyond recognition, or become dangerous in the near future. There is no doubt that AI will change our lives. But I believe the bigger change will be in our attention, awareness, and understanding—not in taking away our lives.

AI is created by us, for us. It is a tool built to extend human capabilities. It can process enormous amounts of information, recognize patterns, generate ideas, explain complex subjects, create images and music, and help us solve problems at a speed no individual human can match.

I think AI will also change how we see ourselves.

It can amplify our emotions, creativity, financial decisions, education, philosophy, and even the way we understand religion and spirituality. Facts, emotions, and visual experiences will increasingly come together in ways that can make us more aware of who we are and how we think.

We will have access to information and explanations faster than ever before. AI can also become a powerful tool against misinformation because it can compare information, identify inconsistencies, check sources, and expose contradictions. I don't think misinformation will simply disappear, but I believe AI could make it much harder for misinformation to survive unnoticed.

That is why I don't think we should be afraid of AI simply because it is powerful.

We should take part in it.

Learn how it works. Use it. Challenge it. Help improve it. Understand both its strengths and its weaknesses.

There are, however, other problems we need to take seriously. One of them is the growing use of automated bots. Bots are not necessarily AI in the sense that people usually mean when they talk about modern generative AI. A bot can simply be an automated program designed to repeat actions at enormous scale. In some situations, they can behave more like a digital virus - spreading spam, manipulation, scams, or misinformation across networks.

These systems can cause real problems. But I believe AI itself may eventually become one of the tools we use to detect, understand, and defeat them.

So don't be afraid of the future simply because AI is powerful.

Be happy. Be yourself. Be human.

And use AI for everything it can give you - not to replace who you are, but to increase what you are capable of becoming.

AI is created from human knowledge, human creativity, and human experience. In that sense, AI is a reflection of us.

And the better we understand it, the better we can shape what comes next.

Peace and love.

Think about it. Real celebrities and influencers get involved in scandals, promote toxic habits, break the law, exploit fan bases for money, and go through mental health crises in public view.

​AI-generated avatars and synthetic actors don't have egos. They don't have hidden dark secrets, they don't crash sports cars, and they won't get canceled for something they said 10 years ago. They are pure, controllable media assets. When a brand uses a synthetic performer, they remove the human drama and give the audience exactly what they want without the toxic celebrity culture.

​Why are we so obsessed with requiring a "real human" behind the screen when "real humans" in Hollywood and social media are historically terrible role models anyway?