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[NAI9 @Nai9_AI]

🎉 Exciting News! 🎉

Thrilled to be interviewed by @curatorialist about my work with #AI! 🤖 It was a fantastic opportunity to discuss its potential impact.

Grateful to everyone who believed in me and my journey! 🙏✨

#ArtificialInteligence #TechInterview #GenerativeAI

[Move AI @MoveAI_]

Now you can generate 3D animations directly from video.

This is a behind the scenes look at 3D animator Jón Kristinsson using Move AI to capture and animate The Candy Man.

Motion capture powered by AI. No suits or markers required.

[AmliArt @amli_art]

I was having a chat yesterday about AI music preferences...and now I'm curious...what's your top feature?

Text-to-lyrics fascinates me, yet it seems most seek instrumentals as content creators needing background tracks, or musicians who can add their own vocals. Finding myself an outlier in what I look for in a music Generator, I thought I'd ask y'all.

Chime in—I'm intrigued to hear your thoughts

[Rowan Cheung @rowancheung]

Microsoft, Google, Harvard, and DeepLearning have all released free courses on AI and ChatGPT.

Here are the top 10 free courses I'd recommend to learn AI in 2023:

[proper @ProperPrompter]

Amazing AI video has been put on display...

@runwayml just hosted the #GEN48 competition and the entries are phenomenal.

In just 48 hours, creators produced stunning short films.

Quick thread highlighting 10 of my favorites:

[Paul Couvert @itsPaulAi]

You can make ChatGPT write like you by using the Code Interpreter.

No more generic text that looks like a robot.

Just follow these 3 steps to make ChatGPT copy your writing style:

[Matt M @mezdez]

gn 💤

[Nathie @NathieVR]

Someone got Superhot working in Mixed Reality on Quest 3 and it looks freaking awesome!

[Sterling Crispin 🕊️ @sterlingcrispin]

I've been doing a bit of consulting work for a startup with a product that records brain activity and then non-invasively stimulates areas of the brain to induce certain cognitive states. They're focused on a very specific use case, but this kind of non pharmacological brain intervention is going to go mainstream in the next 5-10 years.

I've tweeted about LG's earbuds that measure your brainwaves and induces deeper sleep, and Apple was recently granted a patent for in-ear EEG. Halo was doing trans-cranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) in a pair of headphones to try and improve athletic performance before Flow acquired them.

This research has been going on in labs for 15-20 years in earnest, and tDCS goes back over 100 years. But we seem to be at an inflection point where it's coming out of the lab and into the world.

Obviously there are limitations to what's possible. But imagine a device that could treat depression, or help you focus, or make you less anxious and more happy, without any drugs involved. With the right instruments you can target and stimulate millimeter sized regions of the brain. A lot is going to be possible without invasive brain surgery and things like Neuralink

[Shubham Saboo @Saboo_Shubham_]

MetaGPT is trending on GitHub

It's an opensource Multi-Agent Framework that can act as an engineer, architect, product and project manager.

With just one line of Python code, it can generate the entire process of a software company along with carefully orchestrated SOPs.

[Barsee 🐶 @heyBarsee]

Google has released 7 free courses on Generative AI.

- Generative AI & LLMs fundamentals
- Responsible AI
- Image Generation Fundamentals
- Transformer and BERT Models
- Attention Mechanism
- Image Captioning Models

>> a thread 🧵<<

[NAI9 @Nai9_AI]

Greetings, lovely people of the Twitterverse! 🌤 Embrace the opportunities ahead and make it a wonderful day! ☕️🌟

#gm #synthography #AIArtworks #midjourney52 #GenerativeAI

[Luc P @ItsLucP]

Start making money with your AI skills.

Businesses are dying to implement AI but have no idea how.

Here's the 4 easiest in-demand services you can start offering them today. 👇

There are plenty of AI tools to help you fulfill these services. And you won't need to code a single line if you don't want to.

So these services are as beginner friendly as it gets.

Now, I came up with this list after extensive research on lots of job listing websites.

You'll notice that most listings don't explicitly state the need for "AI automation".

This is because the market for AI services is not mature yet.

Most people don't fully understand the potential of AI, much less have any idea that it could be a service. And that's where you come in.

You can identify their needs, create a nice offer that meets those needs, and market it to them with the right packaging.

⤵️In this post, I will:

◦ Show you the 4 simplest, high-demand services you can start offering today;
◦ Show you the pros and cons of each one of them;
◦ Give you an action plan to start right away.

So before we begin, make sure to bookmark this post so you can revisit it later while creating your AI service offer. 🎯📲

1. SEO Content Writing ✍️

Many businesses, especially local brick and mortar ones, still invest heavily in SEO content marketing.

In fact, for most of them, SEO blogs are the only online presence they have.

And if you can fully automate their SEO writing, they will love your for it and refer you to everyone they know.

🟢Pros:
◦ Easy and straightforward automation flow, no coding or expert prompt engineering skills required;
◦ Highly scalable.

🔴Cons:
◦ Some people are against AI-generated content for SEO, so convincing some clients may be challenging.

Try to make up for it with more leads and/or better closing skills.

2. Faceless videos 📷

Many content creators rely solely on faceless videos for their online presence.

These creators don't want to associate their voice or image to any of their videos.

And you would never know who is behind these videos unless he told you.

Now, the good thing about faceless videos is that you can automate its production process almost entirely.

You can use AI to create the script, select the best stock videos, and more.

🟢Pros:
◦ Easy automation.
◦ Highly scalable.

🔴Cons:
◦ Upfront investment (most AI tools for video creation/editing are paid).

3. Personalized ad-copies and pitches 📢

The more personalized an ad copy is, the better it performs.

Potential customers want to feel like you are talking to them individually, the "segment of one" became a marketing buzzword for a reason.

The good news is that with AI, creating mass personalized content and ads is now easier than ever.

And if you show how business owners can easily do it, they will love you for it.

🟢Pros:
◦ Easy and straightforwrd automation flow, no need to be an AI genius.

Most businesses will give you their copy template and all you have to do is to create a thin layer of AI automation on top of it.

◦ Highly scalable.

🔴Cons:
◦ Honestly, none that I can think of.

4. Content repurposing 📲💻

In today's online landscape, creating the content is only 20% of the battle.

Distribution and post-production is where the real work lies, you need to be everywhere all the time.

The good news is that AI can help businesses distribute as much content to as many platforms as possible.

You can convert text into a faceless video, a podcast into a short video, transcribe audio to text...

The possibilities are endless.

🟢Pros:
◦ Many free tools available.
◦ Easy automation.

Most of the content is already done, you are simply repurposing it.

🔴Cons:
◦ If you're repurposing video content, most tools are paid.

And these are the simplest, in-demand AI services you can start offering right away.

But don't just read this post. Please take action.

Here's your action plan: 🎯

◦ Choose one service;
◦ Create an attractive offer around it.
◦ Start looking for potential clients.

That's it. No need to overcomplicate things.

[NAI9 @Nai9_AI]

Exploring the enchanting world of cave houses! ✨️

🌿 Natural insulation keeps you cool in summer, warm in winter

🌿 Minimal environment impact - eco-friendly living

🌿 Breathtaking views inside and out - nature's artistry

#midjourneyV52 #aiart #AIArtwork
#synthography

[Unmesh Dinda @piximperfect]

Turn Photo to Art with Generative Fill in @Photoshop!

#photoshop #generativefill

[Karen X. Cheng @karenxcheng]

AI painting experiments

I made these using Generative Fill (which only works on photos, so I did these one frame at a time in @Photoshop)

See process below -

[William Lamkin @WilliamLamkin]

Text-to-Music (AudioLDM 2, MusicLM, AudioCraft, etc.)

Music-to-Image (Llama2 + SDXL via @huggingface + @Gradio) - https://t.co/inPVwIp7Us

Image-to-Video (@runwayml)

Image-to-Story (Llama2 via @huggingface + @Gradio) - https://t.co/fTDwyAin9i

h/t @fffiloni for making the demo spaces and inspiring my tests.

[William Lamkin @WilliamLamkin]

New workflow experimentation.

Text -> Music -> Image -> Video & Story

The man in the painting is a holy man who has spent his entire life seeking enlightenment and a deeper understanding of the world around him. He has spent countless hours meditating on mountaintops, studying ancient texts, and seeking out wise teachers to guide him on his journey. One day, while standing on top of this particular mountain, he felt a strange sensation wash over him. It was as if the very ground beneath his feet was alive, pulsing with a powerful energy that he couldn't quite explain. As he gazed out at the breathtaking view below him, he felt a sudden rush of insight. He realized that the world was not just a physical place, but a living, breathing entity that was interconnected with every other living thing. He saw the intricate web of life that bound everything together, and he felt a deep sense of awe and reverence for the mysterious forces that governed it all. From that moment on, the holy man dedicated his life to sharing this newfound understanding with the world. He traveled to distant lands, sharing his wisdom with anyone who would listen, and helping others to see the world in a new light. And though he never left the mountain, he knew that he had truly found his home, and that he would always be drawn back to this sacred place.

[Matt Wolfe @mreflow]

AI tools I pay for:

- ChatGPT: $20/mo
- MidJourney: $30/mo
- Leonardo: $10/mo
- Kaiber: $15/mo
- D-ID: $6/mo
- WonderStudio: $20/mo
- RunwayML: $15/mo
- ElevenLabs: $5/mo
- Feedly LEO: $12/mo
- VidIQ: $49/mo
- Typefully: $16/mo
- WarpFusion Patreon: $10/mo
- Google Collab: $10/mo
- Adobe CC: $59/mo
- Canva: $13/mo
- Topaz Gigapixel AI: $99/one-time

I'm sharing this for 2 main reasons...

1. If anyone is curious which tools I find worth the cost... These are the ones I'm still currently paying for.

2. I get a lot of comments on my YouTube videos that imply that I'm just given access to these tools and that's why I talk about them. But the truth is, I'm paying close to $300/month to get access to all of the AI tools that I play with. I don't want to feel indebted to the companies that make these tools... I don't want to feel obligated to talk about any one tool as a thank you for giving it to me.

I don't reach out and ask for access to tools for free. And those that have tried to DM me to give me free access in exchange for talking about them can likely attest that I don't take them up on their offers.

Don't get me wrong. I love free stuff as much as anyone. But as soon as there's an expected bias in return, it's a no go for me. I want to talk about tools that I think are cool... and if something's crap, I wanna be able to say it's crap without feeling guilty about it.

[Pika @pika_labs]

Pika Beta - Now Publicly Available✨

Join Beta: https://t.co/B3iyOxCIs5
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