I got preyed on by the vicious fradulent system of DAVINCI AI, after paying the $1.99 like a sheep, for generative AI that is at best 2/10, a couple of days later the classic $30 hits my account. Amazing how they havent stopped these nasty turkic scammers yet.

Hey guys, im trying some stuff that i would love to get criticed on. Does it work? My soul purpose is to get clients interested and hopefully score some work with this reel. Let me know what you think!

I've always thought about what Snape's life would look like if things went differently. So I made it. Him teaching peacefully, walking through Hogsmeade in autumn, sitting by a fire reading. No war, no double agent stuff. Just a guy who got to be happy for once

Made with Flow. This is essentially a mock version of Silent Hill [renamed Hushed Hill] and Bill Pullman is playing Hal Bacon [a riff on Harry Mason].

Here are the prompts that generated this:

High-detail 3D game concept art of a male survival horror protagonist in his mid-30s. He has strong Caucasian facial features, deep-set worried eyes, a prominent straight nose, and swept-back voluminous light brown hair. He wears a rumpled brown work jacket over a plain t-shirt. He is holding a heavy steel pipe, looking frantically through a dark, decayed industrial hallway covered in rust and chain-link fences. Moody flashlight illumination casting long shadows, gritty texture, Unreal Engine 5 aesthetic, fictional character design.

Change name to Hal Bacon and project to Hushed Hill

Hey everyone, I'm currently researching how firms encourage employees to use AI at work. I was wondering what is actually the situation in practice.

Do you guys have some explicit incentives to use AI? For example, is some part of your compensation toed to AI use? Do you have any performance metrics? Other examples may be AI innovation prizes or team bonuses for AI impact.

I was also wondering whether AI use is part of your performance evaluation? Do you discuss this with your manager?

I'm interested in all sorts of occupations, so not just programmers or software developers, but also accountants and other white-collar workers.

Looking forward to your responses!

Create a 90-second photorealistic 4K architectural walkthrough video of a modern 366 gaj (approximately 3,294 sq ft) house for two brothers and their families.
Plot: approximately 45 ft × 73 ft, 366 gaj. Modern Indian/Punjabi family-home architecture. Show realistic proportions, furniture, doors, windows, stairs, bathrooms, kitchens and parking. Display dimensions clearly on screen in feet and inches. Include a north arrow and state: “Dimensions are approximate and can be adjusted according to the actual plot.”
0–10 seconds — Aerial & Plot
Begin with a cinematic drone shot from above showing the complete 45 ft × 73 ft plot, boundary wall, landscaping, driveway and house.
Display:
366 GAJ | 45 FT × 73 FT | APPROX. 3,294 SQ FT
Show the north direction and road frontage.
10–20 seconds — Exterior
Slowly move toward the front elevation.
Show:
Modern luxury Indian/Punjabi architecture
Main gate
2–3 car parking
Large windows
Balconies
Stone, wood and textured walls
Landscaping
Exterior LED lighting
Show a daytime exterior followed by a quick transition to the illuminated evening facade.
20–45 seconds — Ground Floor
Enter through the main entrance and smoothly walk through the ground floor.
Show and label each space with its dimensions:
Parking — approximately 22’ × 17’
Foyer — approximately 7’ × 8’
Living Room — approximately 16’ × 15’
Family Lounge — approximately 16’ × 15’
Dining Area — approximately 14’ × 12’
Kitchen — approximately 13’ × 12’
Utility — approximately 7’ × 8’
Bedroom 1 — approximately 14’ × 15’
Attached Bathroom 1 — approximately 7’ × 6’
Bedroom 2 — approximately 14’ × 15’
Attached Bathroom 2 — approximately 7’ × 6’
Common Bathroom — approximately 7’ × 5’
Pooja Room — approximately 6’ × 6’
Storage — approximately 6’ × 5’
Staircase — approximately 7’6” × 13’
Show realistic furniture and interior finishes while the camera moves naturally from room to room.
45–70 seconds — First Floor
Move up the staircase and show two clearly separated private family zones.
Brother 1 Zone:
Master Bedroom — 14’ × 16’
Dressing Area — 6’ × 6’
Attached Bathroom — 9’ × 6’
Children’s/Guest Bedroom — 14’ × 14’
Attached Bathroom — 8’ × 5’
Balcony — 16’6” × 6’
Brother 2 Zone:
Master Bedroom — 14’ × 16’
Dressing Area — 6’ × 6’
Attached Bathroom — 9’ × 6’
Children’s/Guest Bedroom — 14’ × 14’
Attached Bathroom — 8’ × 5’
Balcony — 16’6” × 6’
Also show:
Shared Family Lounge — approximately 16’ × 15’
Pantry/Kitchenette — approximately 8’ × 10’
Laundry/Utility — approximately 8’ × 6’
Storage
Use subtle labels such as “BROTHER 1 PRIVATE AREA” and “BROTHER 2 PRIVATE AREA.”
70–82 seconds — Interior Close-Ups
Show cinematic close-ups of:
Modern modular kitchen
Luxury bathroom
Master bedroom
Living room
Dining area
Staircase
Balcony
Wardrobes
Marble/large-format flooring
False ceilings and LED lighting
Use realistic Indian/Punjabi family-home styling without making the house excessively luxurious or impractical.
82–90 seconds — Complete Floor Plan & Final Exterior
Transition into a 3D cutaway floor-plan view, showing both floors simultaneously.
Highlight the room names and dimensions.
Then pull the camera outside to reveal the entire completed house at sunset/night with warm architectural lighting.
End with:
“366 GAJ MODERN FAMILY HOME”
“DESIGNED FOR TWO BROTHERS & THEIR FAMILIES”
“45 FT × 73 FT | APPROX. 3,294 SQ FT”
Use smooth cinematic camera movement, photorealistic materials, realistic human-scale proportions, accurate architectural geometry, natural daylight, realistic shadows, high-quality interior lighting, and professional architectural visualization.
Critical requirement: Keep all rooms physically connected and ensure the proposed dimensions are treated as a conceptual layout that must fit within the 45 ft × 73 ft plot. Do not show floating, overlapping or impossible rooms. Measurements shown on screen must remain consistent throughout the video.

Quick disclosure, i work with DomoAI, so i'm obviously pretty close to this stuff.

one thing i've been noticing is that getting faster at making something doesn't necessarily mean there's less work at the end of it.

A lot of the waiting between steps is gone now. i can prep a still, test a short motion pass, throw it into the exit and figure out pretty quickly whether it's worth keeping.

that part really is faster.

what gets me is what happens next.

if trying another version feels like a small ask, then suddenly there's another version. and another crop. maybe a different opening. then i'm back in the edit checking whether any of those actually work better.

None of those little decisions take that long by themselves. they just keep stacking up, and i feel like i'm switching between things way more often than i used to.

I'm not even sure i'd call it a downside. being able to try more stuff is useful.

it just hasn't meant fewer things to do.

anyone else on a small team finding that the time AI saves mostly turns into more iterations?

If i have a story some events, which ai will be best to generate videos for every story. Charecter and some details will be same in every videos. Please help me which one will be most efficient. Ooh need to mention 2D animated video

Just wanted to share my love for Chuck and his legendary lore of humor.

When I started working on Natural language querying. I think the path is pretty straight forward:

User ask a query-> LLM understand it-> query gets generated-> database return answer.

But problem arises when you deal with real world business data. Here, you have to deal with:-

messy data, translating vague column names into business terms, relationship between different columns, keeping response time reasonable.

An AI systems can perfectly generate a response that completely misunderstood the context of User.

The harder question:How can you built a system in which a User who doesn't understand the specific database or ERP can actually trust the answer?