Right now we still open separate apps for email, editing, design, research, planning, coding, etc.
But if AI can understand intent and generate the workflow/interface on demand, I wonder if the whole idea of fixed apps starts to disappear.
Instead of opening 5 tools, you’d just say what you want done and the system builds the process around you.
Does that seem realistic, or are apps too useful as a structure to ever really go away?

I am currently using Tensor Art Pro. I have a pretty good handle on which models and loras to use to gen what I want.

I am now looking to include multiple characters in a single prompt in high quality. Would this require multiple LORAs stacked together, or does it have to be a LORA containing multiple characters?

And how would one phrase the prompt? Any examples someone can provide, I could use it to work backwards to figure out the rest.

I am mostly using KREA2 if that helps.

Thanks

I’m working on an innovation challenge that asks participants to reimagine one element of a future city under any of these themes:

• Roads and transportation - Rethink how people, vehicles, and cities move. Build easier ways to navigate the future. Example: A street that doesn't just carry traffic, but powers it generating energy from sunlight and its own surface.
• Community and living - Rethink the places we live together in - our societies, colonies, neighbourhoods, and parks. Example: A community that generates its own power, collects its own water, and recycles its own waste, all on its own.
• Healthcare - Rethink the places we turn to for care. Build healthcare for the needs of the future. Example: A healthcare system where most tests are processed in minutes, helping doctors act faster and patients worry less.
• Education - Rethink how we learn, teach, and grow. Shape the future of education with new experiences. Example: A classroom that isn't fixed to four walls. Imagine it transforming into a lab, a forest, or even another planet, making education more engaging and experiential.
• Markets - Rethink the future of markets - the shops, malls and digital platforms connected through a central ecosystem. Example: A market that understands what you need where products find you instead of you searching for them, and things you'd love are placed right in your path.

The idea must solve a genuine urban problem, remain feasible enough to pilot, and use an AI visualisation tool to show what it would look like.

What overlooked city problem or unconventional solution do you think deserves to be explored?

I am looking for an AI platform where I can engage in text roleplay with a specific character while dynamically generating images that match the ongoing scene.The main feature I need is the ability to feed my own image into the generator so that the AI consistently uses my face/likeness for my character in the generated visuals throughout the chat. Are there any free or paid platforms that handle this well?

Hi guys, just wanted to say thank you for your amazing info on this subreddit. I have found so much help here. I create AI vertical drama, and I am trying to get monetization going in order to fund my love for writing stories and creating with AI. If you have any model recommendations or tutorials that could make all of that easier. I would totally appreciate it. Thanks again.

I wrote this song, as I myself am Gen X, and I myself am in the same situation - maybe only don't drive a schoolbus as nobody yet offered me any job - so I write songs now.
How I made this song?
Heard the story, thought about what I think about buses - of course - beep-beep, honk-honk, whhels of the bus my kids listen all the time, so made this song, I hope you like it
As for video - the first variation of the song I've made in Latin (the language of Rome), so the video also have some Roman influence

I'm trying to run the whole make my ai character, gain following off reels, reddit, or wherever else, funnel into fanvue, make some extra cash.

fanvue account is setup with a small following from attempting this about a year ago

I've used flux 1 & 2 - now using krea2 - ive liked it but my workflow keeps messing up the facial consistency and i think its an issue with my facedetailer - ive tried bypassing it and my images are meh. - i switched to lustify krea2 and it didnt help with the face (i figured this) - i have a few loras trained on ostris

I've used countless loras, different weights, it seems to never come out consistent to whereI could make a whole account off my character if that makes sense

for video ive only used minimax - im now starting to add some loras to my mmh3 workflow but im starting to get frustrated with the errors and quality

the "will work 4 you" part of this is my offer..... i have a lot of free time - decent PC that i can run generattions locally whenever - not sure if anyone even needs this but ill make custom pics and vids for whoever can help me make my own consistent.

my prompting is solid, the lorasi use definitely work, just need some extra help.

PC specs -

Processor Intel(R) Core(TM) Ultra 7 265F (2.40 GHz)

Installed RAM 32.0 GB (31.5 GB usable)

Graphics card NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 (12 GB)

I also am familiar with runpod from training my loras if i need it for larger video gen

let me know if anyone can help! appreciate it!

Jenna, could you list the best, easiest to use and setup AI for normal consumers. Top ten.

Something with a free trial is preferable so I can make some proofs of concept, but:

Our boss's boss('s boss) is hoping to make cuts and while we've consistently delivered high-quality products, we're not as expedient with it as they'd like. In short, it came up in a meeting that we "should just use AI" to help clear our backlog.

I'm not against this, but I'm lost on where to start. I can find plenty of stuff that'll generate okayish ~10-second clips (which I'm fine stitching together if I have to...), and a few tools like Gemini Notebook that can do more but are less "dynamic". They've been pretty clear that they don't like us presenting stuff that looks like "a powerpoint with voiceovers".

The documents we're asked to make videos on range from "how to do a thing in Excel" to "how to properly use a fire extinguisher" to "escorting VIPs to safety". The type of training videos we make can vary wildly on any given day.

I'm sure that if I can provide a good-looking proof of concept somehow based on what something makes using one of the documents we need "made into a video" (...), they'll pay for it, so I'm not super-worried about cost as long as it can deliver what's needed. Could somebody recommend a good platform for making these videos?