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Finally, a real workflow instead of prompt roulette. APOB turns a single strong influencer model combined with GPT Image 2 guidance into a repeatable Seedance video pipeline. This is what a real content engine looks like—not just isolated clips, but a system that scales. A true game changer for creators.🔥

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🚨| BANKS DON'T WANT YOU TO KNOW THIS. 78% of people have never learned to manage their money. Claude does it for you in minutes. Here are the 10 best prompts ↓

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I usually skip benchmark comparisons. They're almost always picked to flatter. But EgoSchema is different. It measures first-person, egocentric video understanding. The AI equivalent of “look through the robot's eyes and tell me what happened.” I spent some time testing Perceptron Mk1 (“Mark One”) on the robotics workflows Perceptron walked me through, and the EgoSchema result suddenly made a lot more sense. Perceptron Mk1 scored 80.60% on it. Gemini 3.1 Flash Lite scored 62.4%. That's a completely different level of understanding. Most frontier models were trained on the internet through text, images, and static content. The physical world works differently. Context lives across time. The critical moment rarely exists in a single frame. And that's exactly where production deployments start mattering. Manufacturing QC. Robotics data pipelines. Security footage. Everything is temporal. Native video reasoning. Temporal grounding. Structured output. Perceptron calls it “Mk1” because it marks the beginning of their closed-model series for physical-world intelligence, and honestly, the name fits. It feels engineered for deployment, not just demos. Feels like one of the first video AI systems being built around how the physical world actually behaves instead of adapting static-image intelligence into video later.

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I remember staring at CAD tutorials for hours just to figure out how to make a basic bracket. This changes the entire workflow. You literally just describe what you need, and it hands you a parametric model you can actually tweak. Building physical things is getting so much faster.

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I canceled Spotify. I canceled Disney+. I canceled Apple TV+. No more monthly subscriptions. Now my laptop runs a completely free entertainment setup — all powered by Claude. Here are 7 prompts to build your own system: 🧵

Creative strategists are being replaced by AI. Claude can now plug directly into your Meta Ads, find winning patterns, detect ad fatigue, and generate your next batch of launch-ready creatives in minutes. No spreadsheets. No manual analysis. No guesswork. This is what AI-native advertising looks like.

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This is where AI ads are heading next. Not polished. Not predictable. Just impossible to scroll past. The best-performing avatar ads don’t look “safe” anymore, they look different enough to make people stop for 3 seconds longer.

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I built a Claude Cowork OS that replaces OpenClaw and runs on autopilot. Manages my business & personal life tasks. I created the whole playbook so you can re-build it tonight. What's inside: • The exact foundation prompt • 3 level orchestration map • Memory template for global context • Routing table for file management • Starter workstations (finance, content, community, habits) • Project file structure • Single prompt that builds the entire folder tree Follow + Comment 'OS' and follow. I'll DM it to you.

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MASTER Claude Cowork for SEO in under 60 minutes:  (even if you've never tried it) 1. Pick the right model. Open Cowork. Select Opus 4.7. Turn on Extended Thinking. Most people are running SEO prompts on Sonnet or the default model. Wrong model = surface level output. Every single time. Opus 4.7 with Extended Thinking doesn't just answer your question.  It thinks through your entire market before responding. The difference between a $20/month result and a $ 10k / month agency result is often just this one setting. 2. Load your business brain. Before anything else paste this into Claude: "Here is everything you need to know about my business:  [name], [website], [location], [services], [target cities], [top 3 competitor URLs].  Use this as context for everything. Never ask me for this again." Claude stops being generic. Starts being yours. Most people skip this and spend the next 6 months getting advice that could apply to any business in any city in any industry. That's not SEO. That's guessing. 3. Set your SEO mission once. Forever. Go to Settings → Cowork → Edit Global Instructions. Paste this: "You are my local SEO strategist with 14 years of experience. Always read my business context before responding.  Always compare my business against my competitors before giving advice. Always prioritise commendations by revenue impact. Never give generic SEO advice that doesn't apply to my specific market and location." You set this once. It runs every single session. Your prompts can now be 10 words long and hit harder than a 500 word prompt ever could. 4. Build your competitor file. Create a document called COMPETITORS.md Inside list your top 5 competitors with: - their website URL - their GBP URL - their review count and average rating - the keywords they rank for that you don't - the categories they have that you're missing Paste this into Claude before every audit. Claude now knows exactly who it's competing against.  Every recommendation it makes is built around beating these specific businesses in your specific market. 5. Set your keyword intent filter. Before running any keyword research tell Claude this: "Only give me keywords with clear buyer intent. Ignore informational keywords.  Focus only on service + city, emergency + service, and near me combinations. Every keyword you suggest must indicate someone who is ready to call or book today." This alone eliminates 90% of the wasted SEO effort most businesses do. 6. Before every Claude SEO session check these: Am I in Cowork not Chat? Is Opus 4.7 + Extended Thinking on? Did Claude read my business context? Is my competitor file loaded? Is my keyword intent filter set? Get all five right first. Then run your prompts. The businesses that do this setup properly are outranking competitors who have been established for years. The ones that skip it are still getting generic advice and wondering why nothing is moving. Most people will read this and do nothing. The ones who set this up today will look back in 90 days and not believe what changed. Full prompt system in the article below. Don't bookmark it. Give it to Claude. Right now. Follow @Hyde_ai3