Dr. Sara Lin

Alan Watts on why the work/play divide is a scam:

Problems are easy to list. Solutions take courage. @RichardvReeves

"Focus on the purpose instead of the pain." @ShakaSenghor on what got him through long-term solitary confinement:

The things that should have broken you didn't. That's your origin story.

Seedance 2.0 is now available to everyone on invideo. All paid users get free, unlimited access for 7 days.

BREAKING: Motion in AI video just took a serious leap. Seedance 2.0 is now live inside Lovart AI with no waitlist. You can generate high-speed transformations, consistent characters, and full sequences from a single prompt. Here’s what actually happens when you push it:

Breaking: You can now generate full high-speed action sequences from one prompt. - No multi-shot setup. - No manual stitching. Seedance 2.0 inside Lovart AI handles the entire flow in one go. Here’s how we ran a full space chase sequence:

Most AI videos try to impress too early. The ones that actually work take their time. Seedance 2.0 inside Lovart,  lets you build slow, controlled sequences from a single idea. Here’s how we used it to build tension step by step

Breaking: Seedance 2.0 just landed on Lovart AI and I didn’t expect this at all. I made a full luxury beauty visual from one idea, no setup. Let me show you exactly how this comes together.

A lot of AI product visuals still feel like they were generated. Too much effect, not enough control. This felt designed.

🚨BREAKING: Google just dropped Google skills. A new platform where anyone can learn ai, coding, and tech from scratch with certificates. Here is everything you need to know:

This is extremely concerning! A new study found that the sweetener used in millions of Americans' daily snacks can damage human brain cells within hours of a single serving. The FDA approved it decades ago, but the new data is worrying: (1/15)

Share this with someone you know that's still engineering mega-prompts for creative work in 2026 😅 There's a better way now. Intelligent creative agents that remember your characters, your story, your brand, your world - all throughout your project. Agent One: now live on invideo.

Stanford recently dropped a reality check on AI. Most models are not really “thinking”; they’re just very good at passing tests. They can score high on benchmarks, but struggle with real-life tasks like planning or problem-solving. So the results look great… until you actually use them. Read the full paper: arxiv.org/pdf/2602.06176

Breaking: GOODBYE POWERPOINT. CLAUDE can now create a presentation in 120 seconds. Use these prompts instead and see the magic:

In 1979, a Harvard psychologist sent eight elderly men back in time and their bodies followed. Back in the 1970s, psychologist @ellenjl ran one of the most provocative experiments in the history of psychology. She invited eight men in their late 70s and early 80s to spend a week at a retreat. But when they arrived, something felt immediately off. The magazines were from 1959. The radio played music from the 50s. The TV showed old black-and-white programs. Every last detail of the environment had been wound 20 years into the past. Here's the twist: the men weren't asked to remember 1959. They were told to live as if it were 1959. They spoke about their careers in the present tense. They discussed world events as though they had just happened. They carried their own luggage, cleaned up after meals, and moved around like they used to. For a full week, they stopped seeing themselves as old men. And then something happened. Their bodies started to change. Tests conducted before and after the retreat showed measurable improvements across the board. Vision, hearing, grip strength, memory, flexibility, even posture. Arthritis symptoms improved. Independent observers, shown photographs of the men taken before and after, judged them to look an average of two years younger. After just one week. No medication. No surgery. Only a shift in environment and mindset. "Your body may be listening to the story your mind tells about what is possible." The study doesn't promise you can think yourself young forever. But it does suggest something worth sitting with: the body may take its cues from the narrative the mind keeps rehearsing. Think about how often you say things like: I'm too old for that. My back just does that now. I can't move like I used to. Those sentences don't land in a vacuum. The body hears them and sometimes, it obeys. The men in Langer's experiment didn't get a pep talk. They weren't told to think positively or push through the pain. The environment simply stopped confirming the story of decline and without that story running on repeat, something in them opened back up.

Arnold Schwarzenegger on why Plan B is destroying your chances of success: Arnold Schwarzenegger has a stark warning about self-doubt and most people don't realise they're already falling into this trap. "When you start doubting yourself that's very dangerous because now what you're basically saying is that if my plan doesn't work I have a fallback plan, I have a plan B." Most people think having a backup plan is smart. Responsible, even. Arnold sees it as self-sabotage. "Every thought that you put into plan B, you're taking away now that thought and that energy from plan A." It's not just about action, but also about where your mental energy goes. The moment you start architecting an escape route, you stop fully committing to the path in front of you. You split your focus. You dilute your intensity. Here's his conclusion: "To me it is very dangerous to have a plan B because you're cutting yourself off from the chance of really succeeding." This isn't recklessness. It's total psychological commitment. The world's most successful people, athletes, founders, artists, they share one thing: they burned the boats. Not because failure wasn't possible, but because entertaining it was a cost they refused to pay.

I'm a millionaire. If I started from scratch, I'd do this:

Breaking: We gave Architect one prompt. A working intelligent system with a live UI came out the other side. No patching tools together. No rebuilding from scratch. Most agencies spend weeks on what this did in minutes: