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It's Friday, turn up your headphones & I'll tell you something about a culture shift WELL underway across ALL media, from music, to video games, & now business too.... to illustrate this point, this is Venjent: Venjent is a solo Drum & Bass music producer from the UK. Venjent has no record label or management company. Venjent distributes through TikTok, IG, & YouTube. Venjent has a million followers across socials. Venject has 10's of millions of views on his songs on socials. Venjent has been selling out tours across Europe and N.America. Venjent keeps most of the profit of touring, streaming, & merch money. Venjent operates outside of the established music industry. Venjent is the future of music. Venjent is the future of business. There are 100's of Venjent's across every genre & medium of media. Rising talents across the media landscape are operating outside the system and winning. Startups are up next. Be a Venjent.

💡 You can now use AI to bring your ChatGPT images to life Here’s the process I used 👇 🖼️ 𝗖𝗿𝗲𝗮𝘁𝗲 𝘆𝗼𝘂𝗿 𝗶𝗺𝗮𝗴𝗲 – Most people reading this have probably created an image of themselves in ChatGPT by this point, but if you haven’t seen the action figure trend, it’s really easy to do. Just upload a photo of yourself to ChatGPT and instruct it to create an image of an action figure that looks like you. 🧍 𝗖𝗿𝗲𝗮𝘁𝗲 𝗮 𝟯𝗗 𝗺𝗼𝗱𝗲𝗹 – This was the most amazing part of the process for me. You can create an entire 3D model from your ChatGPT image with just a couple of clicks. I uploaded my image to Tripo AI's web app, and it created a 3D model in just a few seconds. If you haven’t tried Tripo yet, I highly recommend it. You even get some free 3D generations without any kind of subscription. 🏃‍➡️ 𝗥𝗶𝗴𝗴𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗮𝗻𝗶𝗺𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻 – Generating a walking animation for my 3D model was just as easy as generating the model itself. I used Mixamo for this task, which has been one of my favorite animation tools for years. I uploaded my 3D model, automatically rigged the model with Mixamo's rigging tool, selected one of the prebuilt walking animations, then and downloaded my new animated model. 📱 𝗔𝘂𝗴𝗺𝗲𝗻𝘁𝗲𝗱 𝗥𝗲𝗮𝗹𝗶𝘁𝘆 – This part of the process has a few manual steps, but 8th Wall's prebuilt templates make it as easy as possible. 8th Wall is my go-to for any Augmented Reality project for that exact reason. In this case I used its “Studio: Coin Scatter” template which comes equipped with a character and a joystick to control the character. I replaced their default character with my animated 3D model. 🧠 ChatGPT’s latest image generation capabilities opens doors for all kinds of creative possibilities, what other ways do you see their images being used? #GenerativeAI #ChatGPT #CreativeTech #AugmentedReality #AI

How Coca-Cola is scaling content creation with AI and 3D. At NVIDIA GTC 2025, the brand showcased how real-time 3D and generative AI are now at the heart of their creative pipeline. From digital twins to AI-assisted creatives, they are creating high-end visuals, assets, and product stories that once would’ve taken weeks — now done in days. They are clearly shaping what modern brand content looks like. The tools are evolving. So should our workflows. Video Credits: INDG | Grip x The Coca-Cola Company @ NVIDIA GTC 2025 #CocaCola #GTC25 #ContentCreation #MarketingInnovation

Rip privacy. This guy used AI-POWERED GLASSES to instantly identify strangers on the street - faces scanned, names revealed, LinkedIn pulled up - in real time. No police database. No government. Just one Dutch journalist and off-the-shelf AI. The scary part? You 'can’t' really stop it. You can regulate it, ban it, slap a red light on the glasses and say “recording”… but people who want to use this tech will. And let’s be honest, once tech like this exists, it's out there. Those who want to exploit this will find a way. Are we entering a world where anyone, anywhere, can access your identity without asking? Where “existing in public” means being scanned, tagged, tracked? We’re not just online anymore. We are the data. How do we protect ourselves? Follow me Endrit Restelica for more tech stuff.

ChatGPT 4o + FLORA just made Photoshop look ancient... You can edit image, let anyone wear any outfit, hold any product in video ads and even upscale to 4k. Here is how you do it: 1. Adding the OpenAI image generator to the FLORA AI canvas takes it to next level You can mix and match unlimited subjects in one scene super powerful for creating product ads or building entire worlds for your film projects. 2. Preparing the images Just make sure the images are clean, high-resolution, and have a plain background. 3. Image remixing Add an image block, select the GPT Image model, and link your images to the block. 4. Choose your aspect ratio This part is pretty cool - Unlike most platforms, here you can actually control the aspect ratio. 5. Remix again Here’s the crazy part, you can take the image from the last step and remix it again. That means you can keep adding new elements, layer by layer, with no limit. 6. Video generation They’ve even integrated Kling 2.0, one of the most advanced video models out there. 7. New tool - Topaz Upscaler Topaz is one of the best upscalers out there. You can use it to upscale both images and videos, up to 4x, with amazing quality. 8. New tool - remove background 9. Multi image generation You can generate up to 20 variations for both images and videos all in one go. This massively boosts your creative efficiency and gives you way more options to choose from. 10. Video example Shout out to El.Cine on twitter for the content

Your shop looks boring, and you think you don’t have the resources to give it a modern makeover?! You’d be surprised! It’s actually very affordable. Here’s a breakdown of how I turned simple 2D assets into stylized 3D models using AI and used them to build a slick, animated UI that grabs attention. 🦾 What is fascinating is how well Common Sense Machines handled stylized objects. Generative 3D is here to stay. If you’re curious what this could look like in your game, DM me — happy to share ideas!

Today I spotted a tiny UX detail that made a huge difference. I went to log into Lovable. I'm kinda shopping around the AI/vibe coding, prototyping market at the moment. Keen to try out different tools, signing up here, logging in there, you know what it's like. Multiple sign-in options popped up: • Github • Google • Email 🤔 I'm thinking… “ummm, which one did I use?” (Happens all the time) But right next to one option was a simple label: “Last used” Problem solved in one second. No guessing. No frustration. No password resets. This is the kind of small UX touch that keeps users moving — and keeps them coming back. It’s not always big redesigns that matter. Sometimes it’s the smallest thing at the right moment. Thanks Lovable