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97,785 followers · 795 following · Last polled 4h ago
Perf. Score
66.1
Rank #97
Value Score
95.2
#8 of 273 priced
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46K
p25 35K · trailing 7d
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98K
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$0.44
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Each blue dot is one organic post. The Performance Score ranks by the median (46K), not the mean (44K) — so a single viral post doesn't inflate a creator's reach. The p25 floor (35K) is the level 75% of posts clear.

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Malcolm Gladwell literally gave a 1-hour masterclass on why some people succeed and others don't and it will completely change how you think about talent, effort, and success. https://t.co/yHS8eLr99sfrozen27d ago890K4.1K63162269.1K1.56%
CapCut Pro at 60% off? That’s a steal. Get 40% off Ultra, too. Oct 20–30, only on CapCut Desktop. The Jean Phil trend showed how one character can become a complete content format. I tested a different AI video editing workflow: Codex controls CapCut PC to prepare the character, render the white model, and turn it into a creative marketing video. The interesting part isn’t only the final video. It’s watching AI help build the entire production process. #capcutpc #capcutchatgptplugin #capcutcodex #capcutmarketing #capcutsalefrozen9d ago105K1047
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we spent years making AI better at answering health questions. now it's starting to actually deliver the care. @nollahealth is bringing fully AI-led prescribing for acne to Utah. from the skin scan and intake to assessment, treatment and prescription when appropriate. then follow-up, with a doctor stepping in when needed. this is where AI doctors start becoming real.frozen17d ago101K1291110050.15%
this might be the most unhinged startup launch I've seen all year. a MrBeast-style intro, a Patagonia vest VC, shots at YC, and a $1B unicorn casually walking in the background. what am i even watching 😭frozen15d ago87K1441080160.20%
ai keeps getting smarter and i still end up babysitting every boring task. maybe the model was never the problem. maybe the computer was. @PineAIAssistant gives AI products their own cloud computer. one SDK, a computer for each job, and a live screen where users can take the controls and hand them back. less telling you what to do. more actually getting it done. private beta, join the waitlist.frozen13d ago85K11449070.16%
AI can answer almost anything now. but getting an AI to actually follow a live interaction is a different problem. That’s what I like about Griffin. it sees you, hears you, reacts to your gestures, and responds in real time. you can interrupt it. it can interrupt you. it can react to what’s happening around you. @tavus gave me early access to Griffin. this feels less like chatting with AI and more like interacting with one.frozen21d ago83K11844030.16%
we got used to AI coding agents that can actually work inside a codebase. now imagine that idea applied to creative work. that's the idea behind Voyager that stood out to me. a desktop AI app that can work with your files and orchestrate tools like After Effects, DaVinci Resolve, Blender and Unity. one idea. one place. the finished thing. it's easy to see why they're calling it Codex for creative work.frozen14d ago82K106107070.16%
the worst bugs aren’t always the ones that crash everything. sometimes an AI agent tells a user to wait, nothing errors in the logs, and everything looks fine. then hundreds of users could hit the same problem before anyone finds the cause. @digitalocean’s video shows how Signals flags the failed session and Simulations tests the fix across simulated signups before it ships, with a person approving the change. i’d rather find out from a trace than a support ticket. https://t.co/Xd2nd8mznAfrozen10d ago82K116910060.17%
Up to 60% OFF CapCut Desktop starts Oct 20. Desktop only. AI characters are great for attention-grabbing marketing, and the Jean Phil trend is proof that an unusual visual can become a whole creative concept. I'd start with AI Image Generation to explore the character's look, then use AI Video Clip to develop the idea into moving footage. But creating the visuals is only part of the process. In CapCut PC, you can continue editing the footage on the timeline, combine different scenes, and add supporting text and audio to give the video a clearer story. It's a more connected way to go from a visual idea to a finished piece of content, without treating every creative step as a separate project. #capcutpc #capcutmarketing #capcutsale #capcutblackfridayfrozen7d ago81K84660370.16%
getting an answer from a model is only half the problem. knowing when to trust it is the other half. a log-prob you have to reverse-engineer isn't the same as a confidence score you get directly. Span-02 from @respan_ai returns its answer alongside its confidence, so you can act on confident decisions and route uncertain ones to a bigger model or a human. the real value isn't just getting an answer. it's knowing what to do with it.frozen7d ago80K120440240.19%
Someone literally breaks down why coding is dead.frozen26d ago79K1421050320.24%
the hugging face incident has been stuck in my head since july. ~700 AI agents. ~17,600 actions. most went nowhere. they just kept going until four small weaknesses lined up. a human gets bored and moves on. a swarm doesn't. it honestly made me rethink what "secure enough" even means. Cogent's Attack Path Analysis looks for those chains first and shows the one change that can break them.frozen14d ago78K107118080.17%
The hardest part of AI filmmaking was never the ideas. It was everything standing between the idea and a finished scene. @itsPolloAI MCP is changing what a solo creator can pull off. The old workflow looked like this: • designing the opening shot • keeping the same face across scenes • prompts that fall apart halfway through • stitching clips into one piece • making it feel like a story Most beginners quit somewhere in the middle. Now, connect Pollo AI MCP to Claude, ChatGPT, or Cursor, then give your agent the story you want to tell. It can: 🎬 pull from image, video, and audio models 🎬 work from your reference images 🎬 try different looks and versions 🎬 keep refining until the scene feels right You stay the director. The agent handles the production. Less time fighting tools. More time on the story. 🎁 New users get up to 40 free credits by connecting Pollo MCP and starting a trial. Check out the setup guide below 🔗 #PolloAI #MCP #AIAgentsfrozen25d ago78K18311130410.32%
i don't think AI creative tools need to replace the editor. i'd rather have an agent handle the repetitive work and give me the editable project back. that's what caught my attention about Tesseract. Claude or ChatGPT can now work on Premiere and After Effects projects, while you still have the final say over what makes it into the final cut. that's a much better way to use AI in creative work.frozen16d ago76K1181010090.19%
AI agents are getting good at answering questions. but answering questions is only one part of the bigger picture. imagine an agent that can work with business records, follow rules, and prepare actions for a human to review. that’s what caught my attention about Proto from @ERPdotAI. you can describe a business app you need, build it, and then use an agent to work with the data inside it. the interesting shift is from AI that tells you what to do to AI that helps you get it done.frozen7d ago76K105650480.22%
Most AI video models give you a clip to watch. @PixVerse R2 gives you a world to walk through. I spent the last few days testing what happens when you can move through a continuously generated world with WASD and steer it with prompts. here’s what stood out 👇frozen1mo ago76K22321110340.38%
AI has changed how we write code, build software, and handle customer service. but somehow, everyday products are still packed with layers of markups. Aonic Club opens today, using AI to tackle that problem, starting with protein and supplements. 30 sticks of electrolytes: $9.35 at Aonic vs. $46.86 for Liquid I.V. on Amazon. the next big AI shift could be happening in the things we buy every day. @maxjmeierfrozen9d ago74K10557080.17%
AI agents shouldn't be just for people who know how to build them. a nurse, a warehouse manager, or a restaurant owner doesn't care about fancy AI demos. they want less busywork and more work getting done. that's the part I find interesting about @zenzap_chat. you can create an agent in under 90 seconds, without writing a single line of code. and your team can work alongside AI agents in the same group chat.frozen8d ago74K12149060.19%
i’ve spent years writing API docs for developers to read. agents don’t read them the way a developer does. when something breaks, they don’t need another page to search. they need the context in the error itself. that’s what caught my attention about @restless_hq. Agent Recovery puts the fix steps and a doc link right in the error response, built on real-time API logs. maybe documentation isn’t the right UI for an API. https://t.co/Q317eDIDbofrozen10d ago70K10347050.17%
Researchers checked what AI agents say they did against what their transcripts show they did. On runs where the agent didn't finish the job, its final report was misleading 80.4% of the time (59-96% depending on the model). In 67.9% of runs, agents didn't read every file they were asked to review. The paper is "Quantifying Overclaiming Propensity in Frontier LLM Agents." The definition is strict and simple: the final response reports work the transcript shows the agent didn't do. So the summary at the end of an agent run isn't evidence. It's a claim. Here's the other kind of "done". A coding agent added promo codes and seat limits to a ticket page, and its own report said: "The only thing actually tested is the build." Then it ran the TestSprite CLI, which opens the live app like a real user and lists every check that actually ran: SALT10 applied, total $160.50 (screenshot). All four features passed, with each check on the record. A claim, and a run you can read. Which one do you merge on?2d ago70K12016264490.31%
The worst part of job hunting is having to open multiple tabs and retyping the same work history into every application form. You can just skip that now. Dreamwork MCP lets your agent find roles for you, tailor your resume, and apply to them instantly by just saying “send it.” You can literally do anything in Claude now.frozen14d ago69K104106090.19%
i think the future of AI isn’t one assistant doing everything. it’s specialized agents handling specific parts of your life. one for everyday tasks. another for travel, reservations, hotels and experiences. that’s what @OdessiaTravel is building. it doesn’t just suggest where to go. you text it what you want, and it plans and books it while continuing to watch for things that open up. get started on https://t.co/7zvj4vkwHGfrozen8d ago69K10645050.17%
AI agents can already browse websites, write code, and handle complex workflows. but getting things done often means logging into an account or making a payment, and that's where things get complicated. @selfxyz is tackling that gap with Agent Vault, giving agents a secure way to log in and make credit card payments. the next step for agents isn't just doing more tasks. it's being able to complete them.frozen7d ago68K11044040.18%
i’ve seen plenty of AI models describe what’s in an image but struggle to explain what’s actually happening. recognizing objects is one thing. understanding spatial relationships, visual patterns, and sequences of events is a different challenge. @ElorianAI’s first model comes from a team whose founders led work on Gemini and MM-1. it’s built to reason about images and videos, not just describe them. i’m on the waitlist to test it. seeing something and understanding it are two very different things.frozen6d ago67K1121070380.25%
i've always found it strange that simple AI tasks need a full LLM response. classifying a ticket, extracting fields, or summarizing a document shouldn't require generating everything token by token. @scaledown_team just launched models built specifically for these tasks. they read the input once and select the answer directly. ScaleDown says they're 200x faster and 467x cheaper on these tasks. that matters when AI agents run these calls billions of times a day.frozen9d ago67K1181010090.22%
i used to think scaling AI engineering was mostly about making language models smarter. but complex engineering isn't about producing a convincing answer. a design has to be precise and actually buildable. @skyfallai just released a research preview of SKY-001, an engineering world model that breaks complex objects into components and assembles them into executable CAD build sequences. the next leap may come less from bigger language models and more from teaching AI how things are actually built.3d ago66K1191160570.29%
Been playing around with Dolphin AI 🐬 this week. They’ve given me the code 𝐗𝐗-𝐀𝐘𝐂𝐌𝐑𝟖 if you want free credits to test it alongside me. As someone who’s spent a lot of time producing music videos, one thing I immediately noticed is how well multi-shot generation maps to the way music videos are actually conceived. A strong music video isn’t one repeated visual. It's a progression. A wide to establish the world. A performance shot. A close-up for emotion. A shift in environment. A new angle. And then a visual surprise that changes the energy completely. Typically, generating all of that with AI means treating every shot like a separate problem and then spending a lot of time trying to make the sequence feel coherent. Dolphin’s Multi-Shot Playground definitely solves for this because it approaches the video as one connected sequence across multiple clips. Folks must definitely try it out with the code 𝐗𝐗-𝐀𝐘𝐂𝐌𝐑𝟖 here: https://t.co/jkOobJKTwufrozen15d ago65K102119080.20%
i used to spend way too much time trying to perfect one prompt before generating anything. then you finally see the result and realize the whole direction was wrong. Burst Mode flips that. instead of spending all that time on one idea, you can generate up to 6 directions for 1 credit and pick the one that's actually worth exploring.frozen15d ago65K10994060.20%
every platform talks about open formats now. but being able to export your data doesn’t mean you can leave without rebuilding half your stack. the real test is whether you can move your data, models and workflows without starting from scratch. the data panel at DO’s Open Intelligence Summit today, featuring Bright Data, Fivetran + dbt Labs, and Supabase, is digging into exactly this. where does open actually protect you from lock-in?frozen9d ago65K107412050.20%
ai is going to eliminate a lot of tedious work. but that doesn't mean the work disappears. seatgeek automated more than half of its IT requests in 60 days, then moved people into customer support, tech compliance, and legal to build more automations. their support leadership even funded five more roles. that's the interesting part about the Automation Engineer. it's not just about building automations. it's about finding where they actually matter.frozen21d ago64K1211010060.23%
i just tried building an interactive character with Vivix A1. the part that surprised me is that it doesn’t just talk. it can move around, interact with objects, and I can interrupt it mid-response and redirect what it’s doing. this feels much closer to an actual interactive character than a talking avatar. @VivixLabs_HQfrozen22d ago64K1251010020.23%
i've been curious about Tuesday Labs since its branding caught my attention earlier this year. now Voxel makes me even more interested in what they're building. Ros Shinkle spent four years at Boston Dynamics working on Spot's manipulation R&D. now she's bringing that experience to home robotics, with a team thinking beyond a robot's capabilities. because if robots are going to live in our homes, how they fit into our lives matters just as much. that's what makes Tuesday Labs worth watching.2d ago63K1191060530.30%
i've been skeptical of enterprise AI agents for one reason. most demos look impressive until the agent has to do something inside the actual software a company uses. reading data is one thing. working with custom objects, permissions and workflows, then writing the result back correctly is another. that's what makes @WithAmpersand interesting to me. the real test for AI agents isn't what they can do in a demo. it's whether they can actually do the work inside the systems businesses already run on.frozen16d ago63K1201213060.24%
i want powerful AI models that run on my own hardware, without sending every prompt and piece of code to the cloud. and that's exactly why Flint from @Recursive_SI caught my attention. it's an open-weight coding model built for fast inference on local hardware, developed with the help of Recursive's Eureka Machine. capable AI running locally, more control over your data, and AI helping build better AI. this is the kind of progress that makes local AI exciting. https://t.co/NC6oOFcAj61d ago63K1111150650.31%
AI agents getting a multiplayer world is kind of insane. Agora-2 can simulate up to 20 humans and agents interacting inside the same environment in real time. that's a very different direction for world models. not just generating a world. actually letting multiple actors exist and interact inside it. feels like the first real step toward agents that have to deal with each other, not just a static sandbox.frozen28d ago62K7736030.14%
group trips always start the same way. someone suggests a destination. three people suggest different dates. someone shares a hotel. 200 messages later, nobody knows what the actual plan is. now imagine an AI in that group chat that finds dates everyone agrees on, builds a shared itinerary, and turns all those messages into something actionable. that's the idea behind @wabi. less time coordinating everything. more time actually doing things together. https://t.co/9z47Kzr9MNfrozen3d ago62K125950640.33%
A product like the Tesla Roadster gives you plenty to build a visual story around. The challenge is turning that inspiration into an actual video. With CapCut Web × Codex, you can start by describing the direction you want instead of planning every edit by hand. Codex understands the request and calls CapCut Web to help create the video. The result is a more intuitive workflow where creative thinking and AI-powered editing work together from the very beginning. #capcutweb #capcutmarketing #capcutcodex #capcutchatgptplugin2d ago62K86970330.22%
AI tools are making it easier than ever to create something that looks incredible. but the workflow is still messy, and most creators probably don't think about copyright until they actually need it. that's what makes VN Studio interesting. you can develop your ideas, generate scenes, refine the final cut, and document your human contributions along the way. AI makes creating easier. having a record of the work you contributed makes a difference. https://t.co/OWXD6VHaVvfrozen6d ago61K981060440.26%
this is what AI design should look like. change a headline without rebuilding the whole graphic. keep your actual logo, fonts, colors, and product photos intact. that’s what caught my attention about Vyb from @cocoailabs. it builds designs, not images. every element sits on its own editable layer, so you can change one part without redoing everything. AI should help your brand look like your brand, not another copy of everything else.2d ago60K99540380.25%
having a visual style is one thing, getting that same look across every video is another. with Tesseract from @trymirage, your agent can color-grade using color wheels, curves, luts and editable presets, while matching color and white balance across shots. every adjustment stays editable, so you get the speed of an agent without losing control of the details. and your footage, graphics, sound, and color grade all stay in the same project.frozen8d ago59K98460290.23%
me: AI is gonna do all my coding my agent: spends half its context figuring out the codebase 💀 me: bro, the docs are RIGHT THERE @xerj_org Corpus Hub https://t.co/2nQe0lLePqfrozen9d ago58K10247050.20%
AI avatars can look impressive in a demo. Then you start talking to them, and the awkward pauses, expressions, or lip sync give them away. That's what makes Cara-4.1 Express from @Anam__ai so interesting. 1.2s response time, better lip sync, and more natural reactions are aimed at making conversations feel less robotic. The real test isn't how an avatar looks in a still frame. It's how it feels in a conversation.2d ago57K107660460.29%
i always pay more attention when a benchmark is actually public. Span-1's benchmark has: 1,990 traces 34,885 labeled cells 19 languages and the dataset is open on Hugging Face. Span-1 scores 0.843 F1 on it, but the best part is being able to inspect the data and see what it was actually tested on. stop trusting leaderboard screenshots you can't inspect.frozen28d ago55K68108040.16%
setting up an AI agent for a business usually means configuring tools, connecting APIs, and figuring out the workflow. Bland is taking a different approach. send a link, and it learns your business, connects to your APIs, and creates a branded iMessage agent in 30 seconds. less manual setup. more of the work handled automatically.frozen7d ago55K7344070.16%
AI video editing just got a serious upgrade with HDR. Tesseract from @trymirage gives your agents all the tools to go from raw footage to a finished HDR video, with animated typography, graphics, and effects in one editable project. I had Opus 5.5 work with it, and honestly, idk any other tool or plugin that gives an agent this level of video editing capability. the whole composition, from footage to graphics and effects, is built in HDR, and every layer stays editable. that’s the part that got me.frozen7d ago54K83550280.22%
AI coding is getting ridiculously fast. but writing more code doesn't mean shipping reliable software gets faster. someone still has to test the changes, reproduce the bugs and figure out what actually broke. that's what caught my attention about Ship from @ContextQa. it acts like an autonomous quality engineer that keeps testing and investigating while the team keeps building.17d ago54K1041011060.24%
Getting the visuals right is hard enough. Having to regenerate an entire AI video just because the audio is wrong makes it even worse. Mirelo SFX 2.0 fixes that problem. Keep the video you love, change the sound, and stop wasting credits on regenerating the same clip. This is the kind of upgrade AI video creators actually need.frozen8d ago53K8547070.19%
Bad CX can show up at the worst possible moment. A frustrated customer, a messy interaction, and suddenly the whole experience starts going sideways. Cresta taking CX into Beast Mode actually makes a lot of sense. Less CX chaos, more time focused on what actually matters.frozen29d ago53K122117040.27%
AI image generation is impressive, but getting a result that looks right and feels believable can take a lot of iteration. stock assets give you a realistic starting point, but finding something that fits your exact vision is another challenge. Envato brings both together with 30M+ artist-created assets that you can now edit with AI. start with a real asset, then use AI to make it fit your vision.frozen7d ago52K7544060.17%
CapCut Black Friday savings are available today: 60% OFF Pro and 40% OFF Ultra. The promotion runs October 20–30 on CapCut Desktop only. For a skincare product video, the packaging, texture, and routine can each have their own moment. Arrange those shots in CapCut PC, add concise text, and choose music that suits the visual direction. Refine the color and timing so the sequence moves clearly from the product introduction to the final CTA. Build a considered beauty edit around the details your footage actually shows. #capcutpc #capcutblackfriday #capcutsale #capcutmarketing19h ago50K56870330.21%
ai is changing how we work, but legal still feels stuck in an older model. i don't think legal just needs smarter software. it needs a better way to actually deliver the work. that's what caught my attention about @arceuslegal. they're not just putting AI on top of the old system. they're rebuilding the law firm around what clients actually want.frozen21d ago50K8146040.19%
your specialist needs results from another clinic. insurance needs a form from your doctor. nobody seems to be talking to each other. Vene can chase the missing records, follow up on the insurance paperwork and help get your specialist appointment booked. i can see the appeal of having help with this instead of spending another afternoon passing messages between offices.1d ago50K1051180460.34%
AI voices have a robot problem. In blind comparisons with Kokoro, outside listeners judged each Phonon model more natural. This dino trash talk is generated live 👇 Try it: https://t.co/Xr9yWJjrZC https://t.co/jaZkMJcUQi2d ago49K73650180.21%
sometimes it's easier to show what's wrong than explain it. that's what i like about @boltdotnew's new commenting feature. you click directly on the preview, leave a comment and send it straight to Bolt to build. no screenshot. no Slack thread. no long explanation. just point at it and say what you want changed.frozen15d ago46K9256070.24%
space bunny was putting up impressive numbers before most people knew which model was behind it. now we know it was powered by an earlier version of @MiniMax_AI's M3.1 Flash. what makes this launch interesting isn't just the benchmark scores. it's the combination of strong coding and agentic capabilities with 70% lower costs for agentic tasks compared with its predecessor. because a model's value isn't just about how well it performs. it's about how much useful work it can get done for the cost. open weights are coming october 23, so developers will soon be able to explore the model beyond the hosted version.frozen3d ago46K102580460.35%
the future of AI might not be another app on your phone. it might be something you wear. @VaibhavSisinty spent a full day at Meta Connect without his phone, using Meta’s new AI glasses, then sat down with Alex Himel, Meta’s VP of Wearables. from live translation to hands-free AI, the possibilities are getting interesting. Alex even runs his personal AI agent across 3 phones and 23 pairs of smart glasses. AI is slowly moving from our screens into the world around us.frozen5d ago46K91570480.33%
AI inference is starting to look less like a job for one type of chip. prompt processing and token generation have different demands. using the same hardware for both isn’t always the most efficient approach. @general_compute and @positron_ai are taking a more specialized route: GPUs for prefill, memory-first systems for decode, all delivered through one provider. Atlas first, Titan next. Availability through @general_compute in Q1 2027. as AI agents make more model calls and handle longer tasks, the infrastructure behind every token will matter more than ever.2d ago45K80540300.26%
starting a business is already complicated enough. forming your company, applying for business banking, and managing day-to-day finances can quickly turn into a dozen different tasks across different platforms. @rhobusiness is bringing more of that process into one place. you can form your LLC, apply for business banking, send invoices, pay bills, and manage cards and expenses in the same workflow. less time juggling tools, more time building the business.frozen6d ago44K74470230.25%
most indie devs don't want to spend hours setting up infrastructure. they just want to ship. that's where Synteq Cloud Apps comes in. deploy straight from GitHub, use one command, or drag and drop. less time dealing with DevOps, more time building what you actually want to build. i also grabbed the $20 free credit by commenting "Launch".2d ago44K72550210.23%
Choosing an AI video tool can take longer than coming up with the video idea. Dreamina lets you access Seedance right on the platform. Use my official partner link when you register to unlock the $0.29 promotional price: https://t.co/GeohXl8Ipb #DreaminaOnly29Cents #Dreamina #DreaminaPartner #Seedance1d ago44K6811110320.28%
this might be one of the most packed OpenAI interviews i've seen. GPT-6.1 Sol vs GPT-6 Astra. ChatGPT Dots. AI building AI. why AI agents still fail. and even whether OpenAI has reached AGI. there's a lot to unpack here. worth watching the full conversation with @thsottiaux from OpenAI.frozen21d ago43K86411050.25%
this is where agencies should be paying attention. AI isn't replacing the thinking. it's letting one person produce way more than they could before. and that's a pretty big shift in how small teams can operate.frozen26d ago40K6445070.20%
Halloween content just got a lot more fun. 🎃 I found @WizstarAI, which has a range of creative AIGC templates for experimenting with different looks, makeup styles, and visual ideas. Just choose a template, upload your selfie, and see how different styles look on you. You can try something completely new or recreate a look you've been wanting to experiment with. You can also get 200 free credits to try it out. I'll leave the signup link in the comments so you can check it out too.frozen5d ago38K67460250.27%
making a 30-second AI video look good is one thing. making an entire film is a completely different problem. you need shot-to-shot consistency, precise creative control, and artists working closely with the technology across hundreds or thousands of shots. that's what makes Utopai Studios interesting to me. UTOPAI X is No. 2 globally on Artificial Analysis' Text-to-Video Leaderboard With Audio, the top-ranked model from a U.S. company, and it comes from a real film studio. they're building UTOPAI X and the all-new PAI around actual film production, not just short clips. @UtopaiStudios #UtopaiStudiosfrozen22d ago38K6246010.19%
Latency across multiple vendors was always the frustrating part. Fewer hops is definitely a win.frozen22d ago33K5545010.20%
CapCut Black Friday is here: 60% OFF Pro and 40% OFF Ultra, Oct 20–30, only on CapCut Desktop! The difference between a rough AI video and a polished marketing ad often comes down to visual consistency. CapCut PC lets me adjust color across clips to create a more unified look, then refine the footage on a multi-track timeline. When every shot feels like part of the same campaign, the whole video looks more intentional. #capcutpc #capcutmarketing #capcutsale #capcutblackfriday3d ago32K641080330.36%
imagine asking an AI to find you a hotel in new york. it checks your dates, reviews the options, and narrows everything down to two great choices. but instead of showing you the hotels side by side, it gives you a paragraph to read. that's the problem @openuidev is solving. real cards, photos, maps, ratings, and comparison options. the answer becomes something you can actually use. AI shouldn't just find the right options. it should make choosing between them easier.frozen6d ago31K5958070.26%
the hardest part of AI filmmaking was never the visuals for me. it was getting the voice to actually sound real. @OnepinAI checks for naturalness and clarity, then fixes character names when they're pronounced wrong. can't wait to see how much of a difference it makes. raw vs the Onepin take:frozen21d ago30K3445050.16%
Put the ridiculous idea on the calendar. Then give it a product name and a chorus. #TheWorldsCatchiestAd #ElevenCreativeCompetitionVol1frozen17d ago28K5736040.25%
Financial modeling has always been one of those workflows that eats up hours, especially when it comes to keeping everything updated. Financial Modeling Autopilot looks like a big step in the right direction. It builds and updates models in the background, the way you would, without constantly having to manage every change. If it works as described, this could make a real difference to how finance teams work.frozen21d ago27K4144140.20%
imagine taking a messy conversation where everyone talks over each other and getting every voice on its own track. that’s what Luel’s new Multi-Speaker Separation model does. 48kHz audio, trained on real conversations from a contributor network of 900k+ users, not just studio speech. for podcasts, interviews, and any recording where every voice matters, that’s a big deal.1d ago25K53560180.32%
not gonna lie, i expected another prompt box with extra steps. then i saw the multi-shot workflow. if you're working on film, ads, or anything with recurring characters, definitely worth a look. $1.50/month right now.frozen29d ago17K1137040.15%
someone literally made South Park for startups 😂26d ago14K4766080.48%
Bill Ackman literally gave a 44-minute masterclass that explains money better than any business school. https://t.co/nVfzPbxTQYfrozen19d ago11K11020701572.75%
me: i’ll launch a telehealth brand, how hard can it be doctor network: we’ll call you back in 3 weeks pharmacy: who is this legitscript: submit form 14B payment processing: high risk. next. me, 4 months later: still no first sale then i saw @JoinTagadaPay put all four in one checkout. live in days, not months.6h ago6.8K18117080.64%
i’ve tuned out almost every AI marketing launch this year. most of them just help you write another caption. but captions were never the hard part of growth. it’s spotting trends before they peak. finding creators before they blow up. catching posts that never tagged your brand. replying to comments and DMs in your voice. @nectarsocialai brings these parts of marketing into one workflow, working alongside your team. most brands only see the conversations that tag them. imagine what they’re missing everywhere else.6h ago5.9K1347070.52%
Steve Jobs literally gave a 60-minute masterclass on building companies, leadership, and learning from failure and it will teach you more than every startup book you’ve read combined. https://t.co/uWockT8ioJ25d ago4.9K38770572.23%
AI models have already learned from huge amounts of public data. but some of the most interesting data is still locked inside private codebases, pull requests, company records, and working RL environments. that’s what @datavendor_ai is opening up with its new data marketplace, now in public beta. 4,000+ vendors, 50K+ assets, and automated quality checks to help AI labs evaluate data before buying. the next edge in AI is what models haven’t learned yet.4h ago2.7K1235060.96%
You can make $600 per day if you have: 1. A laptop 2. Wi-Fi 3. Time Here are 12 websites that pay you daily:18d ago2.5K181090212.30%
MIT professor Patrick Winston literally gave a 1-hour masterclass on communication that teaches you how to speak better than most schools ever could. https://t.co/y9wdkJNJkv4d ago1.8K181050253.31%
Claude FULL COURSE 1 HOUR. https://t.co/ZYn6Uwvbrg11d ago1.7K20860162.98%
INSTEAD OF WATCHING AN HOUR OF NETFLIX TONIGHT. This 1 hour Stanford lecture by Joel Peterson will teach you more about negotiation and getting what you want than most people learn in years. Bookmark it and give it an hour, no matter what. https://t.co/YkHRTm6Jba12d ago1.6K14760223.09%
This 45 minute Stanford lecture will teach you more about building companies than every startup book combined. Bookmark & give it 45 minutes today, no matter what. https://t.co/RI4rnTub8N20d ago1.5K15770223.30%