I remade my May 14 AI video with Google Omni to see how much had changed in five months.
The original is in the quoted post. This version is a two-minute film with 43 generated scenes. Omni generated the characters’ voices along with their performances.
I’m going to keep remaking it every six months or so, keeping the core script and using the best models and tools available at the time. I’ll leave every version up.
A couple of years from now, we’ll be able to watch AI video progress through the same story.
I’m curious how long it takes for this version to look dated too.
Compare it with May. Where do you see the biggest improvement?
Your task says “cart expired” right after a successful add-to-cart.
It could be one of three failures that look similar, with three different fixes. Here is how to tell which one you have 🧵
I remade my May 14 AI video with Google Omni to see how much had changed in five months.
The original is in the quoted post. This version is a two-minute film with 43 generated scenes. Omni generated the characters’ voices along with their performances.
I’m going to keep remaking it every six months or so, keeping the core script and using the best models and tools available at the time. I’ll leave every version up.
A couple of years from now, we’ll be able to watch AI video progress through the same story.
I’m curious how long it takes for this version to look dated too.
Compare it with May. Where do you see the biggest improvement?
For anyone wondering how it was made:
- Google Omni Flash through Flow for all 43 scenes and the character dialogue.
- OpenAI ImageGen for storyboard and reference images.
- ElevenLabs Eleven v3 with Bill for narration, ElevenLabs Music for the score, Sound Effects v2 for additional sound, and Scribe v2 for word timing.
- Codex + OpenMontage handled the production workflow, gflow handled Flow generation, and FFmpeg handled the edit and final mix.
There were multiple takes, revisions and cleanup passes to get here.
Running a sneaker drop used to mean sitting at your computer, refreshing and hoping.
NSB Go puts the controls on your phone.
Here is what a drop looks like with it:
https://t.co/uSvyek4JtP
A retail bot does for Amazon, Walmart, Best Buy and Pokémon Center what a sneaker bot does for Nike SNKRS 🧵
Here's what to know before you pick one, and the full guide is here: https://t.co/cF8hbX1bI0
Jordan Brand just launched a new platform called 232323232323. It’s a Nike-run site for upcoming releases, with a physical space in Chicago.
Here’s what we know so far.
A bot doesn’t guarantee you cop a Pokémon TCG or ETB drop.
So what actually decides who gets one?
We mapped the full buying process, stage by stage. Most failed tasks stop at one of five points, and knowing which one is half the fix. 🧵
The days of waiting at your desk are over!
NSB Go puts your sneaker bot in your pocket, with full control of NSB on the go.
Get early access: https://t.co/ASj95GWC8k
Whether it's a Pokémon TCG drop, a crazy exclusive Nike collab, or a profitable Topps release,
Nikeshoebot's got your back with power, speed, and game-changing AI integration!
25 mega evolution delta reign checkouts on Pokémon Center. $1,500 total spend at $59.99 a box, one of ours swept 25 items off the drop while stock vanished. did anyone actually hit this at retail? #W