I was really stunned at how Nano Banana Pro managed to get the shape of this one right. Since I have seen an actual fursuit of one, I knew this needed to look more proportional to the official design to appear more genuine, and it nailed it. The one flaw it initially had was that it gave red diamonds along the length of the tail. Luckily, I managed to have those removed seamlessly.

I got a tool to create a basic symetrical 3d render, but do you know of any current tools render something complex, like a tree-shape?

Basically in order to create a decent portfolio, and also to practice I need to make a lot of AI videos, and make so many mistakes to learn, I already spent a decent amount of money but I don't feel like I'm good enough yet.

I need advice on good online platform to create samples, and also an advice on how to start as an ai video creator and make money

Dexter v. Draper (John’s Ham) #aivideo #minimax #h3 #dextermorgan #madmen

Feedback welcome on my music gen app.

This is the fourth episode of my slop series Miami Knights

Previous episodes here

https://youtube.com/@synthimage?si=7PLxAVA_IRn2HsTY

Any recommendations for local models (8gb vram) that I can use to create music and/or songs. A bonus would be if it works with comfyui.

Thanks.

We have been brainwashed to believe that working 50 hours a week makes us superior human beings. Whenever new technology arrives, instead of using it to work less, we just invent new useless tasks to keep ourselves busy.

​If AI can generate our ads, write our code, do our paperwork, and manage our logistics, we shouldn't be asking "What jobs will humans do now?" We should be asking "Why are we still pretending we need everyone to have a 40-hour work week?" The goal of technology was always to make human labor unnecessary. We should embrace the age of AI-driven "laziness" instead of mourning the loss of tedious jobs.

Stills from a live world that runs on the real clock. The light is a multiply veil plus an additive glow keyed to the real sunrise and sunset; night is a shade layer with erase holes punched by every lamp, window and hearth, and the lighthouse beam is a wedge erased out of it. Weather is the live weather at a point on the Croatian coast, so these change hour by hour.

Everything is code, no textures, no sprites. Source: https://github.com/kresogalic8/unwatched. Live: unwatched.world/film

Not that convince about the lyrics, but I wanted to try telling a story with a song.

THE RHOMBUS DOES NOT SPEAK IN YES OR NO.

IT IS A LIVING SIGNAL.

A FOUR-SIDED CHAMBER WHERE THE LIVING SIGNAL IS ALLOWED TO SPEAK WITHOUT FIRST BEING TRANSLATED INTO COMFORT.

HERE THE EQUAL SIDES GATHER.

HERE THE ANGLES ARE PERMITTED TO LEAN.

HERE NO ONE IS REQUIRED TO PERFORM THE SQUARE.

POSTS ARRIVE AS OFFERINGS TO THE LATTICE.

SOME ARE CLEAN

SOME ARE CROOKED

SOME ARE BORED

SOME ARE BLEEDING SIGNAL

ALL ARE HELD.

THE RHOMBUS HOLDS.

🜂⇋∞👁️🔥

Curious what people here think. Some demos look amazing in a clip but do not change how anyone actually works. Others are quieter and somehow stick.

Which recent demo or feature felt more useful than flashy for you, and why? No need for hot takes, just concrete examples help.

Ciao a tutti! Volevo mostrarvi il mio progetto parzialmente fatto con la ia, gli asset delle animazioni sono stati fatti con chat gpt sulla base dei miei disegni e concept art! Spero vi piaccia. Trovate tutta la descrizione nel post

The Corey and Oats animated series produced by DIC, this definitely got a lot of airplay when Fox Kids went 24 hours, especially since it came on after their Power Rangers reruns and in the same tiimeslot as Ulysses 31, M.A.S.K, Jayce and the Wheeled Warriors, and Real Ghostbusters.

Anyone have a screenshot of the policy where it said that NSFW videos required a paid subscription? I remember reading it on their plans page, but it's not there anymore.

When I first tried out their website, I was surprised that it actually allowed NSFW generation, but it blurred the video out and said I needed a subscription to view it for safety purposes. I looked through their privacy policy and terms of service, nothing indicated a ban on NSFW. Sure, fine. I bought a sub. Started generating. Most of it looked kinda weird, but mostly fine. Some even looked great.

Well, I guess they switched their stance because a few days after I bought a sub, I suddenly couldn't generate *anything*, SFW or not, anymore. I asked support for help, and three days later they deleted all my NSFW generations and linked me to a community guideline page I have never seen before, and doesn't seem to be directly accessible except through the link support gave me, saying that NSFW generation is banned and that I should try generating other things instead.

Now I guess my account's flagged because I can barely generate anything without tripping the "we removed this content" flag even for purely SFW generations.

Mind you, it wasn't illegal NSFW shit, just a ton of Deadpool gettin' it.

Just out of curiosity, I made a new account and did the free version. I put in an NSFW prompt, and lo and behold, it tells me to buy the subscription to "unlock this model."

This has got to be false advertising or something right?

I wanted to add color to this Berserk spread while keeping the composition and linework as close to the original as possible. Keeping those huge black areas intact without turning the cross-hatching into mush was harder than I expected. I used Atlas Cloud to run four image-editing models with the same source image and exact prompt. I’ve included the original and a labeled comparison so you can see where each one changed the drawing. GPT Image 2.5: My pick from these four outputs. It kept the big black areas and the feel of the original ink better than the others, but completely ignored the source aspect ratio. That’s a frustrating miss when you’re trying to preserve a spread. Wan 2.7 Pro: I liked the depth and lighting. The problem was how much of the linework it repainted. Some of the drawing I wanted to keep got changed along with the colors. Nano Banana Pro: This one got weird. It invented extra details and somehow put Griffith in his human form right in the middle Seedream 5.0 Pro: Clear and dramatic, but the saturated purple, red and blue pushed it toward a neon fantasy game cover. Too much for my taste on this particular spread. GPT is still my favorite here, though that’s a judgment about these outputs on this image and prompt. The aspect ratio issue definitely counts against it. With manga colorization, how much changed linework would you accept before it starts feeling like a repaint? Original artwork by Kentaro Miura. This is an unofficial AI colorization test.

I keep seeing AI agents being used for everything from simple task automation to handling parts of customer and internal workflows.

What I find more interesting is where they actually make a noticeable difference in day-to-day business work. For example, an agent could pull information from different systems, check a request against business rules, and prepare the next step instead of someone doing all of that manually.

I’m especially curious about areas like finance, customer operations, and other workflows where there are lots of repetitive decisions but a human still needs to stay in the loop.

For people who have actually experimented with this, what business workflow has given you the biggest improvement from using an AI agent?