I just found this video and so haven't checked it out, I but wanted to post it before class. This seems to be part of a series and perhaps he is selling an agent or something? But I think he is saying Claude actually can create videos. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZNbgOhxhzXg

I just came across this Bob Doyle video on YouTube about WaveSpeedAI, a free desktop app which seems to have access to any model you want. No subscriptions - you just pay for what you use, via API usage. It also includes a lot of very useful free to use tools: video and image enhancers, background remover, audio and image converters etc. It looks like a good alternative to ComfyUI. I haven't had time to try it yet, but it definitely looks worth investigating. Link to download the app: https://wavespeed.ai/landing/desktop

Galaxy AI has become https://magica.com/free-credits The new reset time for me is Midnight Eastern Time, instead of 8 pm.

Welcome to the Carnegie Mellon University Motion Capture Database! This dataset of motions is free for all uses. CMU Graphics Lab Motion Capture Database https://mocap.cs.cmu.edu/

I am not a lawyer. I am an author who has filed for copyright in the past. If anything is unclear, get a lawyer and / or talk to the copyright office. https://copyright.gov/ https://copyright.gov/registration/ https://copyright.gov/registration/literary-works/ https://copyright.gov/about/fees.html I first registered a book for copyright in 2005. There have been changes to the process :) I have not read through all of the pages here - please read for yourself and / or get a lawyer. My copyrighted books are how to with words and pictures. I submitted them as literary works. Way back then, paper forms were the only method, but it looks like they prefer electronic filing now. Electronic filing is $45 / paper filing is $125. Both are cheap to keep your stuff yours. My understanding is that if you don't have an actual copyright, it is impossible to win in court. What I plan on doing for content that I care about and want to copyright: Create a book with text description of my characters and sketches / drawings of them. Write the story in book format and add images as the story unfolds. -- Filing copyright for a script is different. -- Print the book and comb bind it. Submit an electronic registration. There are some books that are sketches of the art for computer games. You don't ever have to sell your book. If you get popular, write a nicer book and copyright and sell it :) I think if you go with the paper filing, they put a copy of your book in The Library of Congress, which is very cool :) I don't know how AI is handled. If you include AI images or text in your book, find out what needs to be done before you submit (and perhaps get in trouble). There are also ways to submit video, but I have never done that. If someone wants to pirate a video and put it on youtube major film studios can't seem to stop them.