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Koli AI retweeted
The best thing about this Tykwer and Seedance story is that it’s about creative control, which is the part AI video has been skipping.
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Tom Tykwer creating with Seedance is worth watching. I’m more interested in how it handles real filmmaking challenges than what a demo can show.
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Tom Tykwer using Seedance is the first AI video story in a while where I care more about the process than the output.
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With Seedance, I'm more interested in how much control you have over the final shot.
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🌐 50 LEGENDARY WEBSITES THAT FEEL LIKE THE INTERNET’S HIDDEN TOOLBOX♨️
🤖 AI TOOLS & CREATIVITY
chatgpt.com — AI assistant for writing, ideas & learning
gemini.google.com — AI assistant by Google
claude.ai — Writing, reasoning & coding
perplexity.ai — AI-powered search and research
notebooklm.google.com — Research and study assistant
leonardo.ai — AI image generation
ideogram.ai — AI images and text designs
gamma.app — AI presentations and documents
elevenlabs.io — AI voice generation
suno.com — AI music creation
canva.com — Graphics, posters and social media designs
photopea.com — Free browser-based image editor
remove.bg — Remove image backgrounds
cleanup.pictures — Remove unwanted objects from photos
squoosh.app — Compress and optimize images
tinypng.com — Reduce image file sizes
figma.com — UI/UX design and prototyping
excalidraw.com — Draw diagrams and visual ideas
unsplash.com — Free-to-use stock photos under its license
pexels.com — Free stock photos and videos under its license
github.com — Explore and share code
codepen.io — Experiment with HTML, CSS and JavaScript
replit.com — Write and run code online
stackblitz.com — Build web projects in your browser
codesandbox.io — Online coding and prototyping
regex101.com — Test and learn regular expressions
jsonformatter.org — Format and validate JSON
carbon.now.sh — Create beautiful code screenshots
explain.dalibo.com — Understand PostgreSQL query plans
cyberchef.io — Analyze and transform data
scholar.google.com — Find scholarly research
arxiv.org — Read research papers and preprints
doaj.org — Discover open-access journals
openlibrary.org — Explore and borrow digital books where available
gutenberg.org — Read thousands of free public-domain books
coursera.org — Learn from online courses
khanacademy.org — Free educational lessons
edx.org — Explore university-level courses
wolframalpha.com — Solve math and computational problems
archive.org — Explore archived digital materials
notion.so — Notes, documents and project planning
obsidian.md — Build a personal knowledge base
todoist.com — Organize tasks and reminders
trello.com — Manage projects with boards
raindrop.io — Save and organize bookmarks
ilovepdf.com — Merge, split and convert PDF files
cloudconvert.com — Convert different file formats
pagespeed.web.dev — Test website performance
haveibeenpwned.com — Check whether an email appears in known data breaches
localsend.org — Transfer files between nearby devices on a local network
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Koli AI retweeted
Same scene, new faces, totally different vibe.
Your AI drama deserves a cast that stands out! @flovaai’s High-End Character Face Design Skill helps you create polished character looks and matching character sheets.
Which look would you cast?
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Koli AI retweeted
Your K-pop daydream deserves a music video.
A rooftop at midnight. A spotlight on an empty stage. Your AI idol stepping into frame.
Bring your concept to life in a 30-second AI video with Seedance 2.5 on APOB AI.
Try it now: mega.apob.ai/AI-Updates-X
Koli AI retweeted
When a woman texts you “I miss you,” don’t say “I miss you too.”
Try these flirty replies instead:
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INSTEAD OF WATCHING NETFLIX TONIGHT. Spend 2 hours with this. Claude AI FULL COURSE that teaches you how to BUILD and AUTOMATE anything. The people who watch this tonight will wake up tomorrow with a new skill. Watch it and bookmark it now.
Koli AI retweeted
🚨 PAYING FOR YOUTUBE PREMIUM? YOU NEED TO SEE THIS! 👀
Google may have just made your subscription game a LOT more interesting. 🔥
Imagine getting Gemini AI + YouTube Premium Lite in one package for the same price. 🤯
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Still paying separately? You might want to check this out. 👇🏽
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🚨 MIT just published the most comprehensive report, proving universities have no remaining reason to exist.
A committee of professors and students spent five months studying what AI is doing to learning on campus. The findings are a warning, not a footnote.
Study groups are disappearing. Office hours are emptying out. Problem sets and take-home exams no longer prove anything, because AI can produce a credible answer to almost any undergraduate assignment.
The report has a name for what's happening to students: "cognitive surrender." Reaching for AI the instant something gets hard, before even trying to think it through.
The numbers back it up:
46% of MIT undergrads use LLMs daily
90% say they're worried about their own overreliance
More students now believe AI makes them replaceable than believe it makes them capable
MIT's answer wasn't more surveillance. No AI detectors, no lockdown browsers. The committee called that path unreliable and said it just breeds distrust.
Instead: oral exams, semester-long portfolios, in-person project work, a required social component in every subject. They're even floating rethinking grades entirely, since without a GPA to game, most of the incentive to cheat disappears.
The most famous tech school on the planet just admitted the machines broke its teaching model.
Its answer was more humans, not more software.
(Paper link in comments)
Koli AI retweeted
🚨 BREAKING: Gmail Users Need to Know This!
If you use Gmail, pay attention to this.
Google’s AI is reportedly scanning your inbox and attachments, including bank statements, tax documents, medical letters, and more. The feature was turned on by default, and its rollout is now facing a class-action lawsuit.
Here are 5 steps to disable it, because the settings you need are hidden in two separate places:
Koli AI retweeted
Creating AI influencer dance videos just got a major upgrade!
With Seedance 2.5 on APOB AI, you can keep character identity consistent and generate up to 30 seconds of continuous choreography in one clip.
Character sheet, first frame, consistent identity — all in one workflow. No more melting faces, just smoother AI dance videos!
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In 1965, the sugar industry paid Harvard scientists to blame heart disease on fat.
And it worked for 50 years.
This isn't a conspiracy theory. Researchers at UC San Francisco found the industry's own internal letters.
1,551 pages of them, buried in a university archive. Plus 31 pages of correspondence held at the Harvard Medical Library.
Here is what they show.
In the 1960s, studies started linking sugar to heart disease. A newspaper ran a full page story saying the new research "threatened to tie the whole business in a knot."
Two days later, the Sugar Research Foundation approved a secret project.
Project 226.
They hired nutrition scientists at Harvard to write a review of the evidence. The industry set the goal. It sent them the articles to include. It received the drafts.
The price: $6,500. About $48,900 in 2016 money.
At one point, one of the Harvard scientists complained: "Every time the Iowa group publishes a paper we have to rework a section in rebuttal."
When the final draft arrived, the sugar executive replied:
"Let me assure you this is quite what we had in mind and we look forward to its appearance in print."
In 1967, it was published in the New England Journal of Medicine. One of the most trusted journals on Earth.
Its conclusion: there was "no doubt" the only diet change needed to prevent heart disease was cutting cholesterol and swapping saturated fat.
Sugar? Downplayed.
The industry's funding? Never disclosed.
In plain English:
A trade group bought the scientific conclusion it wanted. Then the world ate it for breakfast.
But here is the twist.
Sugar wasn't playing defense. It was playing offense.
Back in 1954, the foundation's president had spotted the opportunity. If Americans ate less fat, sugar could take a bigger share of their diet. He predicted it would raise sugar consumption by more than a third.
Low fat. High sugar. That was the plan.
The researchers couldn't interview any of the key people involved.
They're all dead.
Heart disease is still the number one killer on the planet.
So the next time a food company funds a study…
Who do you think wrote the conclusion?
Koli AI retweeted
The future of marketing is becoming more visual, personal, and AI-powered.
With AI influencer technology, brands can create engaging content, build stronger connections with audiences, and explore new ways to scale their online presence.
The real opportunity isn’t just creating an AI influencer — it’s turning creativity into a consistent content strategy.
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