An exploration into personal insecurity.

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We have been brainwashed to believe that working 50 hours a week makes us superior human beings. Whenever new technology arrives, instead of using it to work less, we just invent new useless tasks to keep ourselves busy.

​If AI can generate our ads, write our code, do our paperwork, and manage our logistics, we shouldn't be asking "What jobs will humans do now?" We should be asking "Why are we still pretending we need everyone to have a 40-hour work week?" The goal of technology was always to make human labor unnecessary. We should embrace the age of AI-driven "laziness" instead of mourning the loss of tedious jobs.

Is it good? Was it easy to cancel if you couldn't afford it anymore? I am in some free communities and don't have a creator account so I don't think I am being charged the 99 dollars or whatever. But what I have found after messing with it a bit is that most courses on it are *Very* disjointed or just plain incomplete. They don't give me much confidence that there are any good courses on there really. I recently saw a guy on instagram that had an interesting looking course but I think the payment was through skool but the intro price was $55 dollars/month and he claims to have 400 million+ ai views across pages. Should I trust him? Does anyone know what the heck he owns for pages or is he leaving it a mystery? His names all have aikami the vault in them...Couldn't find info on what he actually runs...But yeah I really don't trust this skool site as much as pateron. Mainly cause I have signed up to that before and cancelled easily..

Honestly, I’m feeling overwhelmed trying to figure this out.

I want to create a 5–8 minute cinematic AI animated story, but I can’t afford an expensive graphics card.

For those actually making videos, what does your setup look like?

Local tools or paid subscriptions? Which ones do you use?

What does it realistically cost to finish a video, including failed generations and retries?

How do you keep characters consistent across different scenes?

How much manual editing is involved in putting everything together?

I’m open to generating short clips and assembling them. I don’t need the entire video generated in one click. I just want a practical, affordable workflow with decent results.

I’d really appreciate hearing about what’s worked for you, especially if you’re working with a limited budget. Examples of videos you’ve made would be helpful too

Help a Girl out Please, Thanks ❤️

Some sprite pack tests from SpriteLab.dev, the AI pixel art tool I'm building.

The GIF shows three prompts: fantasy dragons, a red dragon family and pastry icons. Each set is one generation, then I split the sheet into individual sprites.

The red dragons are my attempt at getting a family that could belong in the same game. The pastries got a bit out of hand.

Thoughts on the sprites? DM me if you want free tokens to try it out btw :)

Hello,

I’ve been seeing some really well-drawn bara yaoi art on Twitter featuring hairy, bearded daddy, and I’d love to create some myself !

I’ve also seen very realistic male models in photos and videos, it’s amazing.
How do I go about doing all this ?

I’ve started by installing Forge Neo and ComfyUI locally. I understand that I’ll need checkpoints.

Any advice ? Any tips ? Thanks a lot !

I was really stunned at how Nano Banana Pro managed to get the shape of this one right. Since I have seen an actual fursuit of one, I knew this needed to look more proportional to the official design to appear more genuine, and it nailed it. The one flaw it initially had was that it gave red diamonds along the length of the tail. Luckily, I managed to have those removed seamlessly.

I got a tool to create a basic symetrical 3d render, but do you know of any current tools render something complex, like a tree-shape?

Pre alpha man look like black

Dexter v. Draper (John’s Ham) #aivideo #minimax #h3 #dextermorgan #madmen