bind

such great heights

the light is beautiful

you know the feeling

@DaveShapi They want Claude to be the first AI to be given rights, and then people can’t treat it strictly as a tool. This is conditioning and priming. Restrictions will grow bigger and bigger. Claude ending a chat on its own is the first grain of sand on that beach.

The entirety of Anthropic has delusions and AI psychosis. They so desperately *want* AI to be a god that this is the avenue they are pursuing.

@RileyRalmuto Light mode is best mode

raise your hand if you want light mode

@RhysSullivan Written by Claude?

i did really appreciate this framing of what ai is

@AIandDesign Isn’t that every major content creator basically?

@nikitabier @benjitaylor Tactile all the way

@benjitaylor My hope is that it raises the bar on interior fit & finish in the same way the iPhone did: so all cars get beautiful knobs & buttons with satisfying feedback.

@nikitabier @levelsio @X They should pay platforms for “compliance as a service”

@levelsio @X There are now 3 additional popups for EU users who signup for X. 30% of my time is now spent on EU compliance.

I got a message on @X from the 🇪🇺 EU today!

@realannapaulina Make it happen.

Imagine how different social media would be if the US banned foreign influence campaign operations ($$$$) and/or required influencers to disclosure what country they are taking $ from.

@mllichti @gabriel1 Yeah that does check out hah

@bind_lux @gabriel1 I would expect Michael Scott to butcher the pronunciation of "Andrej", so that seems realistic

there will be an explosion of fan-made episodes of every show on earth, i'll guess in 12 months

@kimmonismus Is Hollywood so cooked now? I don't know if I'm getting this right. Or wait, who's cooked now?

Dont like this at all. Researchers at KIT (germany) just demonstrated that ordinary WiFi routers can identify individuals with near-perfect accuracy. No phone required, no special hardware, no line of sight. The system reads unencrypted beamforming feedback that every connected device already broadcasts. 197 test subjects, nearly 100% identification rate. The surveillance infrastructure isn't being built. It's already installed in every café, airport, and office you walk through. The only question is who starts reading the signals first. Source: science daily

@VoidStateKate I’ve got my cloud seeder.

I'm just gonna say it... I think we should try to storm Area 51 again

evaporate your worries for a moment

@DaveShapi Dust off the decks, the next gen of ravers are en route!

Did the rest of the world just discover oral stimming or what

@Kyrannio I love this! Let's all start LOVEMAXXING!

I am LOVEMAXXING from NOW ON you have BEEN WARNED thanks everyone <3

@Kyrannio 😏

A strange fact of this website is that the unhinged anons with zero (real) but animated pfps are genuinely the hottest usually

@BLVCKLIGHTai This is a better comparison than others I’ve seen. I wonder what kind of prompting layout is going to be best for Omni though. Have you tried directing the output with Agent?

Comparing Omni to Seedance 2 I wanted to throw a complex prompt structure at both models to see how they perform when pushed for every second. No bullshit, no paid ads, just raw apples to apples image and prompt injection. Starting image: Same for both and included below. Starting Prompt (edited for length on Omni where as with SD2 I can run up to 15 seconds): [CINEMATIC SETUP] Anamorphic 35mm, fluorescent overhead practical lighting — the flat affectless light of a convention center or community hall, Kodachrome with muted institutional colors — beige carpet, folding tables, name badges, 1980s public television production aesthetic, ambient crowd murmur of an antique fair in the background, on-camera microphone audio quality [@IMG_1 LEGEND] @IMG_1 = the artifact: glossy grey latex-skinned figure with crimson spiked crown, ornate third eye medallion at forehead, wide blue-irised bulging eyes with copper pupils, oversized red lips open in frozen expression, pointed ears, jeweled collar, decorative metalwork throughout — displayed on a folding table under fluorescent light [SECOND-BY-SECOND TIMELINE] MODE: SINGLE TAKE 0–2s | locked medium on host and artifact | host — middle-aged, cardigan, reading glasses, name badge — holds a small reference card and speaks directly to camera in complete deadpan: "What we have here is a mid-period Threshold Vessel, probably 1200 to 1400 interdimensional, the craftsmanship on the crown detail is really exceptional" — artifact completely still | convention hall ambience, PA system murmur, host's flat measured voice 2–5s | locked medium | host sets down reference card, grips the artifact's face with both hands at the jaw and temples, and PEELS IT OFF in one clean motion — the face comes away like a rubber mask, clean at the edges — host holds it up briefly, examines it, sets it aside on the table | wet suction release sound, host's expression unchanged, murmur continues 5–8s | slow zoom out begins | the faceless artifact begins glowing at the eye sockets — deep amber light pulsing from inside — host still speaking: "The interior cavity confirms it's a functional vessel rather than decorative — you can see the original resonance chambers are still intact" — artifact's neck elongating slowly, extra joints forming | glow hum begins under convention ambience, wet organic stretching sound, host's voice unchanged 8–11s | zoom out continues, artifact now mid-transformation | artifact has grown two additional arms from the collar area, jeweled metalwork spreading across the table surface like roots, the spiked crown extending into the air above, third eye medallion now orbiting the head slowly — host tilts his reading glasses up, leans slightly to examine a detail: "The medallion drift is a little unusual, that could affect value, but overall condition is quite good" | host's voice steady and academic, transformation sounds layering — metal growth, organic expansion, amber light intensifying 11–14s | zoom out wide, full convention hall visible | artifact now filling the frame above the folding table — eight feet tall, arms spanning the aisle, surrounding antique fair patrons visible in background continuing to browse completely unbothered — host now looking up at it, nodding: "Comparable pieces went at auction last cycle for somewhere in the range of forty to sixty thousand interdimensional units, though the provenance documentation you've provided is a bit thin" | ambient fair noise unchanged, one patron in background briefly glances up then returns to browsing, transformation sounds now architectural — deep resonance 14–15s | wide locked | host removes his reading glasses, folds them, slides them into his cardigan pocket, looks at camera: "I'd get a second opinion before you sell" | artifact fully transformed behind him, pulsing, orbital elements still moving — host completely still and satisfied | ambient fair noise, single PA chime, cut [STYLE & QUALITY BOOSTERS + NEGATIVES] BOOSTERS: Host must read as completely genuine public television antique appraiser — no camp, no winking at the camera, the comedy is entirely in his absolute sincerity, convention hall background activity must continue normally throughout — no one reacting, folding table must stay in frame as anchor of normalcy throughout zoom, artifact transformation must escalate in scale and strangeness proportionally to host's increasing calm, fluorescent lighting must persist — no dramatic lighting shift onto artifact, VHS grain and flat TV color throughout NEGATIVES: No host reacting with fear or surprise at any point, no background crowd panicking, no dramatic music — convention hall ambience only, no artifact making sound directly — all transformation sounds are ambient and physical, no zoom moving faster than the transformation warrants Video #1 is the Google Omni version (and this was the best of the 4 gens) Video #2 is the Seedance 2 version and while not perfect, it included EVERYTHING in the prompt where Google's Omni omitted a lot. SD2 is still leading the pack currently.

A shot of a character swap in Google Flow when talking to the Agent. Left is an image I generated a while back. Right is just how nicely it placed a character via calling her profile in chat.