shoty

18y.o.
Vibe coding/Ai/Crypto

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Head-to-head: Kimi K3 vs Claude Fable 5. Which one takes it?

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HUMANE RAISED $230M. THEN SOLD FOR $116M. HERE'S WHERE THE MONEY WENT WRONG

$230 million. That's what investors handed Humane to build a future without screens.

Sam Altman put his own money in. Marc Benioff put his own money in. LG paid $80m for exclusive manufacturing rights. These aren't people who bet on hype. They bet on a thesis: phones are getting old, voice is next.

The thesis wasn't wrong. The business model was.
Every AI Pin needed a $24/month subscription just to turn on. No subscription, no AI, no calls, no functionality at all. A $699 device that becomes a paperweight the moment you stop paying.

Battery life topped out around 4 hours. During the actual launch demo, in front of press and cameras, the AI gave wrong answers live on stage.
MKBHD called it the worst product he'd ever reviewed. It cost more than an iPhone SE and did less than a $50 smartwatch.

Fourteen months after launch, HP bought the software and patents for $116m. Investors lost roughly half their money. Every pin already sold got bricked overnight. No refunds, no support, no warning.
Here's what most people miss: Humane wasn't wrong about the future. They were early, with no way to survive until the market caught up.
That gap, being right too soon, is where most money in tech actually disappears. Not in bad ideas. In good ideas that ran out of runway before the world was ready.
The investors who tracked churn and subscription retention numbers saw this coming months before HP's announcement. The device made headlines. The spreadsheet told the real story first.

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A $199 ORANGE GADGET GOT 50,000 PREORDERS IN FIVE DAYS. WHAT HAPPENED NEXT SURPRISED EVERYONE

00:03 it looks nothing like a phone. bright orange plastic, a chunky little scroll wheel, one big button you just push and talk into. it looks like a toy, and that's exactly why people wanted it.

the pitch was simple too. stop opening apps. just say what you want and it does it for you. books the table, orders the ride, plays the song.

ten million dollars in orders showed up before a single unit even shipped.

early buyers who resold their preorder spots or flipped units once they arrived made real money off the hype alone, some doubling what they paid within weeks of launch.

the bigger opportunity came after. the "AI does tasks for you" idea behind this gadget didn't disappear, it just moved into software. people building simple automation tools around that same concept are getting paid for it right now.

a fun looking $199 box ended up teaching a much bigger lesson than it shipped with.

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A guy created this AI girl with Claude and she's already making over $3,500 a month.

The studio is real. The lighting is real. The atmosphere feels completely natural.

The only thing that isn't real is the girl.

He didn't hire a model, spend hours filming, or build a production team. He simply used a real photo of a studio, generated the girl in Claude, and brought her to life with AI video tools. By using the same seed, her face stays consistent in every clip.

She smiles, dances, looks straight into the camera, and everything feels so realistic that most people have no idea she's AI.

The comments are filled with compliments, people asking where the video was filmed, and hundreds of hearts from viewers who believe she's real.

All he has to do is upload short videos and watch the views, engagement, and revenue keep growing. No models. No long filming sessions. No expensive production. Just a laptop and smart prompts.

This isn't the future. It's happening right now. One creator, one AI girl, a real studio in the background, and the algorithm does the rest.

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@gippp69 wow

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HOW A $4,000 BOX ON YOUR DESK REPLACES A DATA CENTER

00:03 it's the size of a book. 150mm long. you could hold it in one hand.
inside is the same Grace Blackwell chip family NVIDIA sells to data centers, just scaled down and soldered into a desktop.
128GB of memory, all shared between the CPU and GPU at once. that's the part that matters. most GPUs cap out around 24GB, so big AI models simply don't fit. this one holds a 70 billion parameter model, uncut, on a single unit.
link two of them together and you can run models with 405 billion parameters, the kind that used to require a server rack you'd never own.
no cloud bill. no API rate limits. no company logging your prompts.
people are already renting out spare compute time on these to other developers, or running local AI agents that do freelance work overnight, coding, scraping, writing, without touching OpenAI's or Anthropic's servers at all.

$3,999 to own your own AI supercomputer sounds expensive until you calculate what a month of GPU cloud rental actually costs.

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THIS GUY'S CONSTRUCTION COMPANY MAKES $10,000 PER VIDEO — NOBODY BELIEVES IT DOESN'T EXIST

00:03 the walls go from stripped concrete to finished tile in seconds. no crew, no scaffolding, no dust.
there's no camera on set because there was never a set. no workers because there's nobody to pay. every frame — the lighting, the reflections, the tools moving — is generated, not filmed.

that's the trick nobody notices scrolling past. it looks like a renovation company's portfolio reel. it's actually one guy and a prompt.
the stills come from Nova Frame, then Pulse AI brings them to life frame by frame.

brands pay $7k a video for exactly this: content that looks expensive without a single dollar going to a crew.

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@InsideFlowx unfortunately it's true

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HE CLIPPED A $699 PIN TO HIS SHIRT AND TRIED TO KILL THE SMARTPHONE SCREEN

00:03 the pin lights up on his chest and there's no screen to look at. no icons, no grid, no unlock code. just a voice waiting for him to speak.
that's the whole bet. humane ripped the display out of the equation and put a laser projector in its place, one that beams a green menu onto your own palm for a few seconds and then disappears.

a small light on top turns on the second the camera is active, visible to anyone standing near you, not just you. no settings menu to dig through to check.

behind the scenes every question you ask leaves the device, hits humane's servers, gets answered by an ai model, and comes back as sound or light on your hand. no app to open. no screen to get lost in.

it shipped in 2024. it was gone by february 2025. HP paid $116m for the software and the patents and let the hardware die.

the idea didn't fail. the timing did.

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I genuinely thought this was filmed by a real creator.

But here's the twist...

None of it is real.

No camera.
No actors.
No production crew.
No filming.

Everything you're seeing—the person, the voice, the facial expressions and the lip sync—was generated with Creatify AI.

Just a few months ago, AI videos were easy to recognize.

The faces looked unnatural.
The voices sounded robotic.
The movements gave it away.

Not anymore.

The eye contact feels real.
The delivery is natural.
Even the tiny imperfections make it believable.

If you're creating UGC, product demos or talking-head videos, this changes everything.

Instead of spending days filming, you can create multiple variations in minutes.

One prompt.
Endless content.
Powered by AI.

So be honest...

If I hadn't told you, would you have guessed?

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@arc_courier 😎

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@oliverxmedia super

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THIS GIRL ON A HORSE EARNS $9,000 WITHOUT EVEN TOUCHING IT.

A beautiful brunette posts business videos about horses.

Every clip looks like it was filmed on a luxury ranch.

The comments are full of people asking where the ranch is and what camera she uses.

Almost nobody realizes she's AI.

Fable 2 gives every scene a consistent dark cinematic look with almost no editing.

Claude writes detailed prompts that keep every video looking like it's part of the same brand.

Automation publishes new content twice a day without missing a schedule.

Affiliate links and brand deals do the rest.

The horse never moved.

The girl never existed.

No camera.

No filming crew.

No expensive production.

Yet the content keeps getting millions of views.

That's how realistic AI has become.

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@rugikkk woooow its real cool

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$2,000–$10,000/month with Claude + Obsidian + n8n.

Most people use AI to save a few minutes.
Smart creators use it to build systems.
Obsidian stores everything you learn, Claude turns it into useful knowledge, and n8n automates the entire workflow.
Instead of wasting hours every day, you can focus on building your personal brand, creating content at scale and growing multiple income streams.
The longer you use this setup, the more valuable your knowledge becomes.
In a few months you'll have something most people never build: an AI-powered business that keeps getting smarter every day.

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This guy earned $4,000 using just his computer and makes a net profit of $1,200 every month.

Using nothing but a laptop.
No cameras.
No studio.
No expensive equipment.
Just AI.
That's the opportunity thousands of creators are chasing right now.

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@claudeai

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AI is no longer the future — it's the present.

Just a few years ago, artificial intelligence was something people associated with science fiction. Today, it's transforming nearly every industry: finance, healthcare, education, software development, marketing, cybersecurity, and even the way we communicate.

The biggest shift isn't that AI can answer questions or generate images. It's that AI dramatically increases human productivity. A single person can now accomplish work that previously required an entire team.

Companies that embrace AI are moving faster, building better products, reducing costs, and making smarter decisions through data. Those who ignore it risk falling behind.

In crypto, AI is becoming just as important. It helps analyze markets, monitor on-chain activity, detect unusual transactions, summarize massive amounts of information, automate research, and identify opportunities much faster than manual analysis.

But AI isn't here to replace people. It's here to amplify those who know how to use it. Just like the internet rewarded people who learned to navigate the digital world, AI will reward those who learn how to work alongside intelligent systems.

The question is no longer "Will AI change the world?"

It already is.

The real question is:

Will you use AI as your advantage, or will you watch others use it to get ahead?

The AI revolution has already started. The best time to learn was yesterday. The second-best time is today.

Adapt. Learn. Build. Stay ahead. 🚀

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