@Roblox I been dealing with an enforcement ban for 7 months, my account is not linked with the acc that my ban says at all. 211 days banned for no reason, 7 years playing Roblox 2 as UGC creator, it was my work and thats how i was paying my bills, i dont deserve this. Aiejandromagnoo
Day 1 making a X post abt my enforcement ban, 7 years as roblox player and 2 as UGC creator. 7 months trying, nothing worked, i tried all options posible, they did not care at all. @Roblox my account is not linked with that acc one at all, my username is Aiejandromagnoo.
Flova generated the character, creature, and location references, then built a shot-by-shot prompt to keep the design consistent across every cut.
Here’s what the complete workflow produced.
From one spooky idea to a production-ready creature video. 🕷️
COMPANIES ARE PAYING A PREMIUM FOR FASTER AI. THIS ONE DOES IT ON YOUR OWN HARDWARE.
It's called EAGLE-4 and it just dropped on GitHub.
Some AI providers charge extra for their "fast" modes. EAGLE-4 takes a different route: it's source-available software that makes the model generate text faster on your own hardware.
How it pulls it off:
1.A small model makes a guess
2.The big model checks it
3.Several words get accepted at once
4.Less time waiting
According to their paper, in their test (Qwen 3.8 27B, 4× B300):
1.3.59× faster
2.Same model
3.Same hardware
4.Source-available code
Heads up: you're still paying for the server and the GPU. And it speeds up the model's generation, not the whole pipeline.
Repo below 👇
POR FIN ALGUIEN SACA UNA HERRAMIENTA PARA ACELERAR LOS MODELOS OPEN SOURCE
el truco: un modelo pequeño adivina varios tokens por adelantado y el grande los confirma en un solo paso
4× más rápido que la decodificación normal, según su paper (qwen 3.8 27b, 4× b300). repo abajo.
@skyfallai isn't starting with chatbots. They're going after the software engineers live in:
→ SolidWorks
→ AutoCAD
→ Revit
→ KiCad
SKY-001 is aimed at industrial design, architecture, circuits and robotics. A quieter corner of AI, but possibly a huge one
One of these is not like the others.
Google. Microsoft. Krea.
Krea 3 Ultra sits at #4 on the Artificial Analysis Image Editing arena with 1151 Elo, and it's the only independent lab in that top 4
Most AI tools need your whole work history on someone else's server to remember anything.
Shogun:
→ Keeps its memory local on the Mac
→ Remembers yesterday's meeting
→ Knows last week's draft
→ Keeps track of today's docs
Private by default, and it still remembers
Voxel is about to leave the concept stage.
@roboticscorp droid butler:
→ Tidies up the house
→ Finds missing stuff
→ Fetches things on request
→ Limited reservations now open
The real test starts now: how it handles actual homes and everyday mess
Clean eating, filtered water, better sleep. Home air rarely makes the wellness list.
The P1 from @BreethrHQ:
→ Brings outdoor air in
→ Filters it
→ Cools it
→ Indoor unit built to look good at home
Indoor air finally on the list
AI companies spent years building assistants for one person at a time.
The next wave is AI you use together, and Wabi is the first one that made that click for me
@wabi
Big tech at the Artificial Analysis Image Editing lunch table: "sorry, this seat is taken."
Krea 3 Ultra sitting down at #4 anyway, with 1151 Elo and one point behind Nano Banana 2.1
An AI that acts on its own sounds risky until the rules are clear.
Shogun:
→ Drafts replies overnight
→ Organizes work while you sleep
→ Writes your daily brief
→ Sends nothing without approval
Users stay in charge, the AI does the prep
wait... so you're telling me a solo founder can now run outbound like they have a full sales team??
and every message sounds like someone read the buyer's posts first
without hiring a single SDR, it handles everything up to the sales call:
- it finds companies whose job listings and posts show they need what you sell right now
- it writes each first message around that specific reason
- it follows up on LinkedIn and email, and you approve every message before it sends
Dropbox is already using it
it's called Leadpoet... let me know who it finds for you
Everyone loses their keys at some point.
Voxel, the droid butler from @roboticscorp is built to help with exactly that kind of thing:
finding missing stuff, tidying up and fetching whatever is needed around the house