Hey you beautiful people. 👋 I hope you had a productive week playing with AI and creating some cool stuff. It’s officially the end of the week, which means it’s time for our weekly AI Dump. For everyone new, this happens every Friday and it's ongoing till Sunday. Share what you created this week. Images, videos, tests, experiments, weird failures, anything useful. Doesn’t need to be perfect. The point is to share your experience and see what everyone else is building. Drop it in the comments. 👇🔥

Hey guys! I want to share something I’ve started doing with AI months ago that has genuinely changed the way I learn. Basically, whenever we go deep researching something, comparing things, asking ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, etc. loads of questions then telling him to put it all together in some ultimate plan/explenation/steps etc, I personally end up with such a huge amount of text that I don’t always want to sit there and read all of it, especially when mid way I need to be cooking, driving, walking somewhere or doing something else that needs my attention too. So what I started doing is transforming all that information in a text written like a book and add it in a program where someone is narrating it for me like it is my own book about my own bussiness/life/research or anything that I need to learn. My personal temporary audio book. I think this is the new way of learning! The information need nowadays it's way too personalised to read some generic stuff other people say all the time.. SO here is how I do it along with an example from today. After I receive some ample answers that look like 20-30 pages long.. I ask the AI to take all that information and rewrite it so it sounds like something from a book when you listen to it. Not to make me an actual book, just to take the same information and make it flow naturally, with proper paragraphs, chapters if needed, and explanations that sound good when spoken out loud instead of feeling like a long AI conversation full of bullet points and random sections that give me a headache :) I specifically tell him that i intend to listen to that text that's why i want it into a book like format so i don't hear h-t-t-p-:-/-/-w-w-w-.-. :)) Then I used to press the listen button on chatgpt.. but the problem is chatgpt is quite glitchy for some reason so I went ahead and found a special app for it. You take that text and paste it into an app called ElevenReader, made by ElevenLabs (link at the end) [not affiliated with it] yet :). I believe you currently get around 10 hours free per month. You can choose a really natural voice, change the speed, go backwards and forwards, and basically just listen to your own research like an audiobook.

Hey everyone, this week’s Wall Art Challenge is Sculpted by Shadows. Create up to 5 print-worthy images and use each as a start frame to create a video 8 to 15 seconds, where beautiful natural shadows turn a simple space or object into art. Keep it minimal. Think quiet rooms, clean arches, simple stairs or any restrained scene where the shadow becomes the main subject. Keep it wall-art quality. Strong composition, beautiful light, clean detail, believable scale, and plenty of negative space. Go as little [small room] and as big [City wise] as you want :) Get creative! TIPS: 1. I used seedream 5.0 PRO to create the images you see in this post 2. On the platform MAGNIFIC.com - MINIMAX H3 MAX video model is free until 27th august so you got 2 more days to do 480p clips up to 15 sec without costing anything [i'm on the PREMIUM+ PLAN.. this may be a factor] 3. For the video creation I used a simple prompt like 'static camera movement, film grain, subtle light and shadow play' 4. enjoy! :D Post your creation on this post. You can submit up to 5 images, each image and its video as a separate comment so people can vote for their preferred ones. Voting is simple. Come back during the week, go through the comments and like the images/videos you enjoy most. The comments with the most likes win, and I’ll share the top 10 winners at some point soon.

Pfuu this one was soo good!! You people Smashed it!! I can only upload 10 so here they are Rise your hand ✋ if one of these videos is yours😮‍💨🤌🥂 Should we do more video wall art challenges? I believe these images look so much better in motion! Thanks for joining everyone!

I created following images with the help from Day 1 classroom. I was surprised when chatgpt didn't create any issue with Vin Diesel's photo. it just used it as a reference.