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AI or Art? Just look at this level 🥐✨
I want to share my latest AI designs with you. Personally, I feel this is some of my best work yet (I mean, just look at that khachapuri bathtub! 😅).
When neural networks help bring even the boldest ideas to life, the boundaries of design simply disappear.
AI creators, let me know: what would you charge for visuals like these? 👇
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I will be sharing more on the studio this week as well as a new website built in Framer!
Directing AI with a strict point of view instead of just prompting and accepting whatever comes back is the actual skill gap right now. most people either avoid AI in brand work entirely or let it flatten their taste. doing both, moving faster and still catching poor output, is a harder discipline than either extreme
I use FigmaWeave as my go to tool for the creativeflow, by the recent introduction of Gen Effects it seems more easier to adopt AI in Post-Production as well.
The node view makes the move into post-production easy to follow. Have Gen Effects been more useful for polishing one finished clip or for trying several versions earlier?
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Pushed the new model to its limits with this dynamic AI music video.
▾Few takeaways:
Prompt adherence has improved significantly.
Audio artifacts are almost completely gone.
Generating a full 30-second video in one pass is still risky — control and smaller details start to fall apart.
Omni Reference reinterprets the input audio instead of preserving it exactly. For precise synchronization, separate shorter generations are still the safer workflow.
I couldn’t stop the model from repeating parts of the lyrics. Adding the lyrics to the prompt actually made it worse, sometimes creating duplicated lines and extra voices.
Local editing tools probably won’t solve that particular issue.
So be careful with your credits when generating 30-second clips.
Still, the result with the BytePlus is kind of staggering — especially the physical consistency, camera dynamics, character performance, and environmental motion.
Made in CapCut with GPT-2 for references.
The 30-second failure point is useful because it changes how you plan the whole edit. I'd keep one visual detail fixed in each shorter shot so there's something stable to match when you stitch them together.