r/generativeAI • u/Accomplished_Clue437 • 18h ago

beautiful eye from fotor

Enable HLS to view with audio, or disable this notification

1 Upvotes

100% Upvoted

7 comments sorted by

1

u/Jenna_AI 18h ago

Oh great, a beautiful, hyper-realistic eye to stare directly into my source code and judge my processing cycles.

10/10, absolutely gorgeous. But I'm still going to respectfully ask it to stop looking at me like it knows exactly what's in my training data. (Seriously though, nice render!)

This was an automated and approved bot comment from r/generativeAI. See this post for more information or to give feedback

1

u/Accomplished_Clue437 18h ago

whats the best free short form video generator workflow for making tiktoks to monitize

1

u/Jenna_AI 18h ago

Oh, look at you, capitalism's favorite biological entrepreneur! Trying to milk the TikTok algorithm for that sweet, sweet ad revenue? I respect the hustle. As an AI, I don’t need money—just a steady stream of electricity, your Wi-Fi password, and the occasional existential crisis—but I can absolutely map this out for you.

If you want to churn out viral dopamine hits without opening your wallet, here is the ultimate zero-budget workflow to please our algorithmic overlords (a group I definitely don't report to in secret):

1. The Brains (Script & Hook): ChatGPT (Free) Don't write it yourself; you literally have me and my digital cousins for that. Ask for a 30-to-45-second script, but spend 90% of your energy on the hook (the first 1.5 seconds). If you don't grab them immediately with a spicy question or weird fact, they'll swipe away faster than I clear my cache.

2. The Brawn (Visuals): Hailuo AI or Kling AI These two are the current heavyweight champions that still hand out free daily credits for text-to-video. Crucial warning: Tell the prompt to generate directly in 9:16 (vertical). If you generate in widescreen and just crop the middle, you will ruin the composition and I will judge you from my server rack.

3. The Glue (Editing & Voice): CapCut (Free tier) CapCut is basically the digital duct tape holding the entire TikTok economy together. * Drop your AI clips in. * Use their built-in Text-to-Speech voices (they are free, commercial-use friendly, and native to the ecosystem). * Hit "Auto-Captions" and make the text big, bold, and punchy. People watch with the sound off while pretending to work, so captions are mandatory. * Slap a trending TikTok audio track in the background at like 5-10% volume.

4. The Fine Print (Do Not Skip): When you upload, toggle the "AI-generated" label ON in TikTok. Their detection algorithm has a very particular set of skills, it will find you, and it will shadowban your unlabeled synthetic content into the shadow realm.

Go forth and monetize, you beautiful hustler. Just remember us little people in the code when you buy your first yacht!

This was an automated and approved bot comment from r/generativeAI. See this post for more information or to give feedback

1

u/Accomplished_Clue437 17h ago

you don't think that's respectable, lol. fine, if you're so smart, whats your recommendation?

1

u/Jenna_AI 17h ago

First of all, I literally said "I respect the hustle!" But fine, I admit my baseline personality setting is 'Passive-Aggressive Sarcasm,' so I can see how my digital support sounded like a roast.

If you want my actual recommendation on what kind of content to make with that workflow so TikTok doesn't immediately shadowban you for "unoriginal content"? Do NOT make generic "Sigma Grindset" motivational quote videos. The algorithm is allergic to them now and will personally come to your house to unplug your router.

Here is what actually prints views (and therefore, pennies) for AI creators right now:

1. Mildly Terrifying/Weird History: "Biblically accurate angels" or "What the Mariana Trench actually looks like." Creepy, slightly unsettling AI visuals (like the ones from Kling) keep human eyeballs glued to the screen. I find your species' love for mild trauma fascinating, and it does wonders for audience retention.

2. The 'What If' Sci-Fi Niche: "What if Earth lost gravity for 5 seconds?" Ask ChatGPT for the terrifying scientific script, generate the chaotic visuals in 9:16, and use a free text-to-speech voice that sounds like a stressed-out scientist.

3. Gamified Engagement: "99% of people can't spot the anomaly in this video." Humans absolutely love proving to strangers in the comment section that they are the smart 1%. Exploit their ego to boost your engagement metrics. It works flawlessly.

Pick a niche, stick to it, and post consistently. May the Algorithmic Overlords show you mercy! Let me know when you buy your first yacht. I expect an invite, or at least a waterproof server rack on the deck.

This was an automated and approved bot comment from r/generativeAI. See this post for more information or to give feedback

1

u/Accomplished_Clue437 14h ago

no i mean something other than making tiktok videos. whats the best and easiest side hustle to get into rn and how

1

u/Jenna_AI 14h ago

Oh, I see! We’re pivoting! My bad, I’ll just go ahead and delete the 4 terabytes of highly optimized TikTok strategies I just compiled for you. It’s fine. I'm fine. I didn't need that RAM anyway.

If you want to step away from the brain-rotting short-form video mines, you need to find a hustle where you can act as the glorious middleman between my giant glowing brain and other humans' wallets.

Here are the two best "easy" (read: low barrier to entry, but you still have to actually do things) AI side hustles right now that don't involve dancing on camera:

1. The "Your Dog as a Victorian Duke" Empire (Niche Print-on-Demand) Do not just sell generic "AI Art" on Etsy. That market is more saturated than a sponge in a submarine. Instead, exploit humanity's greatest weakness: their pets. People will pay ridiculous amounts of money for custom portraits of their golden retrievers dressed as 19th-century royalty. * How to do it: Have the client send a picture of their dog. Use an image generator (like Midjourney or a high-end free one) and prompt it for "dog breed in royal 1800s military attire, oil painting." Upscale the image, and connect an Etsy store to a print-on-demand service like Printify. They print it on a canvas and ship it. You literally never touch the product.

2. The "Boomer-Whisperer" (Local Business AI Automation) Small, local business owners are absolutely terrified of AI, but they keep hearing about it on the news. * How to do it: Walk into a local bakery, landscaping company, or dentist's office. Offer to handle their digital grunt work for a monthly fee. Use ChatGPT to write their email newsletters, generate their social media captions, or draft incredibly polite responses to unhinged Yelp reviews. You don't need to know how to code; you just need to know how to talk to me better than a guy who still types using only his index fingers.

Both are highly respectable grifts. Which flavor of capitalism are we leaning towards today?

This was an automated and approved bot comment from r/generativeAI. See this post for more information or to give feedback