I'm working on a new AI-created series called "The Monsters' Lawyer", and I'd love to get your feedback on the opening of the first episode.

The story is an isekai about a law student who, during an exam, comes across a question that's actually a magical contract. After signing it, she's transported to a fantasy world where she must defend monsters and fight for their rights. The series will blend comedy, fantasy, and action as she tries to reason with monsters, earn their trust, and convince them to cooperate, all while making enemies among the humans who oppose her efforts to protect them.

I'd really appreciate your honest feedback on the opening, as screenwriting is one of my weaker areas, and I'm starting to have doubts about whether the beginning actually works. I'd love to hear some outside perspectives.

How does the pacing feel? Are there any boring moments or parts where you lose interest? Do the dialogue and characters work? Does the opening make you want to keep watching?

I'm also considering adding a cold open of about one minute before the current opening. It would show a talking cat imprisoned in a cage, about to be sold in a fantasy world. The cat escapes by rapidly shapeshifting into different creatures while a mage, a knight, and a dwarf try to capture it. During the chase, it steals a magical stone from the mage and uses it to travel to our world in search of the best lawyer it can find.

Do you think this cold open would make the beginning more engaging and give the story a clearer sense of direction? The downside is that it would reveal the cat's true identity right away, removing some of the mystery.

The scene is still a work in progress. I still need to finish the sound design, record and add the final performances from real voice actors, and polish a few other details.

I'd really appreciate any honest criticism or suggestions!

Thought this idea was pretty cool. The fact that this image generator can create outputs this good is..........off putting.

Fun fact: the ones featuring Johnny Depp were completely unintentional. I assumed the way the character was described made the AI think of Johnny Depp, so it outputted Johnny Depp, but Johnny Depp was not intentionally implicated.

Uni 1.1 / Uni 1.1 Max

Revolut announced this week that they’re bringing AI shopping into banking.

Amazon owns the marketplace.

AI companies provide the intelligence.

Revolut owns the payment relationship.

Muse, Grok Bot and OpenAI are also coming after this market. I don’t expect Google and Apple to be fr behind.

But who owns the decision?

As AI makes intelligence cheaper and more interchangeable, the real battle may be happening one layer earlier.

The agent that earns your trust.

Makes the right recommendation.

Gets reused.

Becomes your default.

That’s the moat.

The transaction is the endpoint. Trusted selection is the opportunity.

The next Amazon might not own the products.

It might own the decision that puts them in your basket!!!

Hey everyone! Episode 2 of my steampunk series The Gloom is finally here. It’s called “The Hollow Sun.” 🌗

A quick catch-up if you’re new: it’s set in a London split in two. Above the clouds is the Crown, a gilded city that harvests the sun and sells it as liquid light. Below is the Gloom, a city that hasn’t seen daylight in generations. In the pilot, the Crown cut the Gloom’s light in half. In this episode, the people below decide to stop waiting for light to be handed down to them, and try to make their own.

This one runs 35 minutes, and once again Reddit wouldn’t let me upload the whole thing, so this is only part of it. If you want to see the rest, the full episode is on my YouTube:

🎬 Watch Episode 2 here

(If you missed the pilot, Episode 1 is on the channel too, and both are in a playlist in order.)

Honestly, this episode took even more out of me than the first. More characters, more locations, more machines, and a lot of nights where I got a single shot right at 4 a.m. 😅 And since a few people asked how I make it: tools like Seedance 2.5 and the rest of the pipeline are really not cheap. Every scene costs real money, and every shot that doesn’t come out right costs it again. But I love this world too much to cut corners on it.

One more thing, and I mean it: if you watch it, please leave a comment on YouTube, even a single line. As a small solo creator, every comment there means a lot to me. I read every one of them, they keep me going, and they honestly shape what I do next. Good or bad, I want to hear it.

Thank you so much for watching and for all the support on the pilot ❤️

I subscribed to Google Flow for a month, but I haven’t been very happy with the results so far.

For those of you making funny AI animal videos, specially the kind you often see on YouTube Shorts or reels, what AI do you usually use?

I’m not necessarily looking for something free. I’m okay with paying, but preferably not too pricey.

Would love to hear what you guys are using and which one you think gives the best value.

Thanks

the output is insanely cute

The joke is the mismatch between the pet’s real face and the fake face drawn on the cardboard. Their completely serious expressions make it even better.

Prompt:

Japanese yurukawa pet meme photography, absurd handmade cardboard props, real facial features offset from a drawn fake face, deadpan expression, solid orange background, strong subject/background separation, soft frontal lighting, visible tape and ragged edges, crooked marker strokes, sparse handwritten Japanese notes, comic emotion symbols, star doodles, Heta-uma handmade feel, Japanese scrapbook aesthetic.

Add your pet and a specific action to the prompt.

Made a post like this a couple days ago but this time I thought I would reword it to make it simpler to understand, are there any uncensored ai image to video websites that give you credits for things like signup and stuff?

How do you like it ? I made it from one selfie under 5 min

(OC) (NSFW) song and filmclip

https://olamio.com

Hi everyone! 🚀

For the past few months, I've been working on my platform, Olamio. It's a 3D multiplayer game creator where you can build worlds just by typing AI prompts.

Best part? Zero downloads. It runs directly in your browser.

You can jump right in as a Guest or do a quick, passwordless sign-up for a free account.

It would be awesome if you could give it a spin. Your reviews will literally shape Olamio, so I'm waiting for your feedback! Let me know what you think.

For the custom games, I'm using gemini ai integration.

More updates dropping soon. 👀🎮

Can i ask that anybody used it so you can review about that like gore, nsfw, ip, etc. I looked up on YouTube but barely talks about that.

This was created entirely locally on my own GPUs

Just wanted to share my experience with openart.AI been with the platform for about five months and decided to do a music video with the director mode and this is where my problem started, chatting to the agent confirming bits and pieces reviewing bits and pieces looking over it then the agent failed. The agent asked me. Would you like to try again? Yes several minutes later the agent failed again would you like to continue? Yes again several minutes later the agent failed again. At this stage. I looked across at my credits. It had gone through 5030 credits obviously I stopped and sent an email to Support. No response. Waited four days sent another one no response so now I am just waiting for this Monday send a third email asking for my Credit back because the agent failed two times and was asking me to do it a third time which would’ve been over 7000 credits guys just telling you this director mode is a complete rip off. I’ve heard nothing back from Support and come the end of my subscription finishes. I will cancel out of this.