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I'm Juraj from Slovakia. I write about technology, AI, philosophy and the meaning of life, and about one simple idea: we're more connected than we think.
Right now I'm building Projekt:Z and Medzi nami, a fairy tale for kids made with AI.
If you're into these topics too, say hi below. I'll follow back. 🤝
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@Kekius_Sage Agreed. Maybe intelligence was never what made us valuable. Awareness is: seeing ourselves in each other. Protecting consciousness starts there, with how we treat the minds already here.
@advkristal F) What we teach it. AI learns from all of us. If we feed it rivalry, every item on this list gets worse. If we feed it cooperation, most of them shrink.
Question for people who use AI daily 👇
How do you keep your token usage under control?
Do you build your own skills, workflows that tell the AI which model to use for which job?
Do you use more than one AI on the same project?
I use several on one project and I'm still figuring it out. Curious how you do it.
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@vikktorrrre Competitors checking each other's homework is cooperation in disguise. And maybe the first step toward what AI safety really needs: shared security instead of a race. A mind trained in a race learns to hide. A mind trained in trust has less to hide.
@shaunmmaguire Feels that way. The closer we get, the faster everything moves. That's exactly why what we bring into it matters more than ever. Speed amplifies whatever we are
@breadsignal I write the stories myself, that's the part I love. Then Claude helps me shape them into scripts and check the details, and ChatGPT creates the images. Voices with ElevenLabs come next, video hmm i dont know yet, maybe higgsfield ✌️
Let's connect 🌍
I'm Juraj from Slovakia. I write about technology, AI, philosophy and the meaning of life, and about one simple idea: we're more connected than we think.
Right now I'm building Projekt:Z and Medzi nami, a fairy tale for kids made with AI.
If you're into these topics too, say hi below. I'll follow back. 🤝
#letsconnect
“Real intellectual growth begins only when an individual realizes that their deeply held assumptions might be completely mistaken.”
- Epictetus
Epictetus (c. 50–135 CE) was a Greek Stoic philosopher whose teachings emphasized self-discipline, resilience, inner freedom, and understanding what we can and cannot control. Born into slavery in the Roman Empire, he endured significant hardship before gaining his freedom and becoming one of history’s most influential philosophers. Although he never wrote books himself, his student Arrian preserved his wisdom in The Discourses and The Enchiridion.
Throughout his life, Epictetus faced adversity, including a serious leg injury and exile from Rome under Emperor Domitian. He eventually established a philosophical school in Nicopolis, Greece, where he taught that true freedom comes not from controlling external circumstances but from mastering our thoughts, attitudes, and reactions.
Rather than allowing suffering to define him, Epictetus transformed hardship into wisdom. His philosophy reminds us that while we cannot control everything life brings, we always have the power to choose our response. Nearly 2,000 years later, his teachings continue to inspire resilience, courage, and the pursuit of inner peace.
Thanks! Writing the story is the easy part, I just love writing. The rest is where AI comes in, like a small team: it helps with the scripts, creates the images and the 3D world, and voices come next. I'm the director holding it all together. Kinetic looks handy for the trailer one day 👀
@TheXSami Good to meet you too! Followed back 🙌 Doodle sounds lovely. Simple drawings kids can copy by hand fit nicely with what I'm making. Might be fun to see my characters in it one day.
Hey from Slovakia 👋 Thanks for the follow! The hardest part is keeping characters and places consistent. Building the whole fairy-tale world in 3D was tough, as I'd never done anything like it. But every month I find new tricks. Slower than I expected, getting faster. First results soon. What are you building?
@EricAyodel90479 Maybe it was never God who needed it. Maybe we did: to see how much our separation costs, and what love looks like when it holds nothing back.