New Akademi

[New Akademi @mayacademi]

@himarre Are you serious, or are you just messing with us? Does he really produce hundreds of videos for just one dollar?

[New Akademi @mayacademi]

https://t.co/UUC9puA84Z

[New Akademi @mayacademi]

@himarre Something too valuable to give up 24 minutes for

[New Akademi @mayacademi]

@ccarlosai My sense of reality is fading.

[carlos @ccarlosai]

The internet is cooked. These keep getting more realistic.

1,000,000 views on an AI fitness influencer selling a $12.99 program.

To be honest, I couldn't tell this one was AI until I squinted.

[New Akademi @mayacademi]

@himarre I guess there's no need to hop from site to site anymore. I'm going to recommend this to my friends.

[carlos @ccarlosai]

Designers just lost their last excuse for not touching code.

The old wall was simple. Designers made static mockups. Engineers translated them into HTML that never quite matched. Every handoff leaked intent, and the person with the taste was never the person with the keys.

Open Design collapses that gap by turning the canvas itself into the command line.

Here is the actual mechanism. You deploy the repo locally into Cursor, open a live HTML prototype in the preview pane, and leave a comment ON the element you want changed. Claude reads the comment as an instruction. Say change the color to a beautiful green and it rewrites the CSS underneath. Not a suggestion layer. Real editable files you still own.

The part that matters for creators is the recreate loop. Screenshot any site you admire, drop it on a reference board, and prompt recreate this webpage and export it as a HTML. It rebuilds the layout as a structured project you can then fork, remix, and ship.

So the workflow stops being design then build. It becomes point, comment, edit, all on the same surface, with a human veto at every step because the output is just HTML.

The lesson is not AI makes designers faster. It is that the interface moved. Taste used to sit upstream of production, filing tickets. Now taste sits directly on the artifact, and the fastest builders will be the ones who can describe what they see better than anyone can wireframe it.

Save this before your whole team is designing in the browser.

[New Akademi @mayacademi]

@himarre This changes the economics of creative testing. Once a winning script exists, you’re no longer producing new ads you’re generating audience-specific variations. Less time on production, more time validating what actually resonates.

[New Akademi @mayacademi]

@cleosoleil I've tried this, and there really is no need to shell out money for designers anymore.

[carlos @ccarlosai]

🚨 BREAKING: Claude can now design logos that look like they cost $10,000.

I tested it myself.

The final result cost me exactly $0.

Here are the 7 prompts I used:

Save this for later

[New Akademi @mayacademi]

@TeoSens @elonmusk I guess Elon's wish for "an app for everything" is actually coming true.

[New Akademi @mayacademi]

@cleosoleil It felt like I was taking Facebook too lightly

[carlos @ccarlosai]

everyone chasing tiktok views while you’re making actual money inside random facebook groups

[New Akademi @mayacademi]

@cleosoleil That's really true

[New Akademi @mayacademi]

@himarre 21 minutes is both a short amount of time and a period that can be very productive. I’m going to start watching.

[New Akademi @mayacademi]

@cleosoleil And this is exactly what I've been looking for

[carlos @ccarlosai]

Bro, you can literally find viral ads on Pinterest. Why are you spending 3 hours scrolling through the Meta Ad Library? :D

I found winning creatives and hooks in under 2 minutes. It’s honestly one of the best places for ad research.

Find what’s already working, localize it for your target market, and launch.

That’s it.

[New Akademi @mayacademi]

@cleosoleil He gave the formula. I guess the secret to this is patience.

[carlos @ccarlosai]

MRBEAST'S CONFESSION VIDEO 🚨

He breaks down how to hit millions of subs in just 6 months.

Here is the exact playbook:

>Your first 100 videos will suck. Upload them anyway.

>Stop saying "algorithm" and replace it with "audience."

>Keep titles under 50 characters and make them as extreme as possible.

>The first 5 seconds (the hook) are way more important than the thumbnail.

>Drop 1 banger a month instead of 4 mid videos a week.

Bookmark this, watch it when you have 18 free minutes, study it closely, and start monetizing.