The future is just insane - I challenged Claude Opus 5.5 to make a 'lyric' music video for one of my songs and it did such a dang good job All I gave the chat was an mp3 of the song, a screenshot of the lyrics, and a folder of Midjourney images featuring this kind of scrapbook aesthetic Take a look at the first minute of the song -- much more than a proof of concept - obviously there are one or two things I don't like, but man I spent all that time creating a Video Editing app when the future might just be telling the bot what you want 🤣

Introducing: Cadence 🎬 I’ve been building a free desktop video editor specifically for Ai Music Videos, and today marks the first version that is worth sharing! The workflow is simple: Make your clips with whatever tools you like, then connect your AI agent to import and organize them into the app. From there, you can compare takes, mark your favourites, save the best moments, and drag them onto the timeline. Cadence also generates timed lyrics from your song, so you can see where you are while arranging your video. Take a look: https://ftpaiyt.github.io/cadence/ Get started: https://github.com/FTPAiYT/cadence ^ You can give that GitHub link to your local AI agent and ask it to help you get set up. A few things before you install: - Windows only for now. Free early access. - The download is 1.85 GB because the lyrics engine and its AI model are included. - The installer isn’t digitally signed. Windows may show “Unknown publisher” or “Windows protected your PC.” If you trust me and want to try it, use the installer linked from the GitHub release. WARNING: I would still consider this to be an early version. I've used it, and I like it, but I have no idea what other people will think - so, if you try it out, please let me know what you think! Especially if something isn't working the way you think it should. Cheers! - Nolan

So, last month I started building an automated workflow that keeps my agent up to date on everything from the latest developments to tips and tricks about different ai's - let me explain the loop how it works ... Step 1 - I browse Reddit on my phone, and I 'save' a post that I'm interested in Step 2 - I tell my agent to 'harvest' the saved posts Step 3 - the agent organizes all the information onto a canvas (see attached picture) - this canvas INCLUDES a 'confidence' score based on if the agent thinks the information presented is actually helpful Step 4 - the agent updates a second 'knowledge' skill - so that any time I ask about something like video prompting, the agent will consult that knowledge skill and see if there are any new tricks it should know about This workflow has honestly eased a lot of my anxiety when it comes to keeping track of all the progress - now I just stop worrying about making sure I consume all the info - as long as I save the reddit post, I know that my agent can help me stay up to date when I actually need the help And you can go into the classroom if you want to download the skill to customize it for your own agents! Granted, this is the first time I'm letting someone else try it, so please let me know if you have any problems - once you send the link to your agent, it should know everything it's supposed to do get you set up. Side Note: yes this whole thing was designed with Reddit in mind, but I don't *see* why the idea couldn't be adopted to any social media that you use

So I just watched GPT load an old save because the roundabout it placed destroyed 3 buildings ... if you've ever played a city building game before, you'll know how hilarious that is. GPT clearly sees 'sims' differently than us - like it thinks 3 random buildings have enough value to warrant a reload - this behavior is fascinating, and like, I want to speak up and tell it not to worry about that kind of thing, but does that ruin the fun? Or will it's resistance to destruction just halt progress too much? ^ If you're not familiar with video game terms, this story might sound odd - please ask questions if you're curious!

Have you ever heard of the video game 'City Skylines'? You build a city from a top-down point of view - it's a lot of fun - and two days ago I started letting an Ai Agent construct its own city. I also let the Agent blog about it's progress - if you want to know more about this experiment, check out the posts here in the classroom! ^ there are two blogs to catch up on - let me know what you think!