Today, we're shipping real-time graphics.
Using Sol 6.1 Ultrafast we can generate custom overlays, diagrams, and even interactive 3D scenes right on a user's screen, no chat.
It's a new visual interface for AI.
Here's me learning about LLMs + hardware.
Demo:
💥 Meet the #founders behind Videogo:
@JViola9 (CEO): Content strategist with ~2M followers, generated 1B organic views for 20+ brands, and former professional soccer player
@drewiustin (CTO): Expert AI engineer who has consulted for multi billion dollar companies like Prada. Former Lindy AI full stack engineer.
AI isn’t ready. But when it is - it’ll reinvent everything.
Not just how we work, but how we think, create, and connect.
We're building with it every day.
And here’s the truth:
Despite the hype, AI agents still need humans in the loop. They're fast, powerful, and exciting - but not magic. Not yet.
Still, the direction is clear. The societal shift will make the internet look like a dress rehearsal.
So if you're in creative work, the best thing you can do is start playing. Test tools. Break them. Rebuild your workflows.
I made this video in under 3 minutes using Videogo - the AI content team we’re building.
If you want to try the Beta, DM me. I’ll get you in.
Top 12 reasons on why successful creators can be the most successful startup founders:
1. Startups need to find product market fit. Creators need content market fit
2. Iteration mindset. Volume leads to insight, insight leads to signal.
3. High ideation capacity. The more ideas you have, the more chances to win.
4. Resilience. You don't know when things will start to click, but you know you there is no other way. You just post.
5. Feedback loops. Every post is a micro-experiment. Learn, tweak, repeat.
6. Storytelling = sales and distribution.
7. Community > customers. Creators know how to build tribes, not just user bases.
8. Self-awareness. Creators learn what resonates by watching what sticks.
9. Obsession with hooks. The first 3 seconds = the first sentence of your pitch or landing page
10. Scrappy and resourceful. Making something from nothing is the default.
11. They understand attention. And attention is the currency of growth.
Week 1 of me looking to connect with investors full time for Videogo.
At the moment, we are approaching it in 3 different ways (beyond cold approach).
The first one is the "founders path" - aka finding founders that are in need for your product and ask them for warm intros to their investors.
This might be good but it is definitely not scalable.
The second way is figuring out who invested in our competitors, reach out to their early investors and tell them how we plan to tackle things differently.
Interesting route but we still have to see if that makes sense.
The third one is through accelerators or early stage VCs. Lots of Pros and Cons for this one.
To all SF founders: what is the strategy that you are adopting or you have seen ?
Introducing Variations - the first feature that allows you to turn 1 single video into 10 different content formats.
Now you can go from zero to 10 pieces of content in 3 clicks.
Powered by attention intelligence - the LLM has context of what are the most viral videos and why they worked well.
DM for access.
Memories of a lifetime.
Thank you @fdotinc for such a cool community.
Grateful for this month-long experience with such an incredible group of people.
Really inspiring. The Valley is magic.
Now back to work 😉💪