After reading @Vitalii Hryhorenko post about the Higgsfield Supercomputer. I wanted to work with this new platform to see what it could do. I bought the $5.00 Basic Plan, but after I purchased the plan the platform won't even load anymore. I've tried for over an hour with multiple different connections, it will no longer load for me. So I blocked my card. Then looked into the reviews and the common complaint is payment issues. BE CAREFUL! Look at the reviews and complaints for this Higgsfield Supercomputer. Also to clarify I am not saying @Vitalii Hryhorenko is scamming. The Higgsfield Supercomputer system is flawed.

Describe what you want. Higgsfield Supercomputer plans it, picks the models, and renders it. A full AI creative team in one chat. No prompts, no presets, no tool-hopping That's the whole pitch. And it landed yesterday Here's what it actually does: Access via browser or Telegram — no local setup. Describe your task. It orchestrates LLMs and image/video models, analyses videos and audio thoroughly, executes tasks end-to-end with 40+ tools, and learns from every run — getting better on its own Plain language works. "Make a TikTok for my sneakers" is a complete brief. Higgsfield Supercomputer fills in the details, checks the plan with you, and starts working Every model in Higgsfield — Soul, Cinema Studio, Seedance, Nano Banana, and the rest — shows up as "auto." It picks the right one for each job The credit cost shows upfront before anything renders. You approve. It generates This is the biggest shift in AI creative tooling since MCP dropped Has anyone tested it yet? Drop your first impressions below

A lot of people think progress comes from adding more. More tools. More strategies. More hours. More “hacks”. But in most cases, the real problem is the opposite. You’re doing too many things at once, so nothing gets enough attention to actually work. I noticed this when I looked at my own workflow recently. I kept jumping between ideas, tweaking systems, and chasing “better” methods. It felt productive, but the results were flat. So I stripped things down. One main focus per day. Fewer inputs. Less switching. Clear start and finish. And something interesting happened. Output didn’t just improve, it became easier to produce. No extra motivation needed. Just fewer distractions pulling in different directions. If you feel stuck right now, it might not be because you need more information. It might be because you need less noise. What’s one thing you could remove from your workflow this week to make space for better results?

AI Advantage Club on Skool — honest question for the admins, Dean Graziosi, Igor Pogany, and the community. @Igor Pogany @AI Advantage Team @Dean Graziosi Have you considered creating the paid AI Advantage Club as a separate paid Skool community instead of managing it separately on Circle? I’m only bringing this up because after dozens of conversations with members, there seems to be a lot of confusion around: - logging in - navigating platforms - engagement - subscriptions - and managing the $37/month membership Some people genuinely don’t even know where to go or how to engage consistently. ⟡ I actually canceled my membership not because of the content— but because it became one more thing to manage. And honestly, one thing I’m realizing more and more in the AI era is: simplicity matters. I’ve intentionally been keeping my own community engagement centralized inside Skool for this exact reason. Less fragmentation. Less friction. More consistency. More connection. ⟡ To me, a separate paid Skool community could potentially: - simplify the user experience - increase engagement - reduce overwhelm - strengthen community interaction - and make onboarding and participation feel much more intuitive Curious what others think. Would a unified experience inside the Skool ecosystem improve engagement and make participation easier long term? Thanks.

I really like what was shared with the reverse engineer prompt of images to reproduce them. I have used this in a few different ways but one of my profile picture. I had one of the managers at work joke that I could smile. So I used the reverse prompt and then had it regenerate the image with a slight change "give me a closed lip smile".