If you're into AI-generated images and videos but don’t want to break the bank with multiple subscriptions, I’ve got something you might like.. I just checked out Polo, an all-in-one AI tool that combines the best image and video generation models in one place. In my latest video, I dive into its insane capabilities, including: ✅ AI Video Effects (Like muscle transformations, AI kissing, and more!) ✅ Image-to-Video & Video-to-Anime (Turn your pics into animated masterpieces) ✅ Consistent AI Characters (No more weird-looking AI-generated people) ✅ Top AI Models in One Place (Google Imagen 3, Stable Diffusion, Luma, and more) ✅ Super Fast Generation (Way quicker than other platforms!) 🎬 Watch the full demo here: 👉 https://youtu.be/yjhOa1J7-tE You can even try Polo for free with 20 credits—so why not give it a go? Let me know in the comments what AI creations you make! 😎🚀 Cheers Jason

Hey fam , I am new , thank you for having me , I started using some chats but still learning , if you know a good free one to create pictures for projects or you know a website for the same purpose please let me know and thanks

I've been lurking for while. I've known of @Jason West for a long time, (back in the SA days) and this group/community has been invaluable for my education. This is wha's on my mind at the moment. Most of this has been driven because of AI 1. Google is becoming unusable. Once you get used to real deep research (Grok, Perplexity, etc.), Google feels stuck in 2012. 2. The cost of starting a business has collapsed. What used to take a team now takes an API key and a few good social posts. You used to need 1,000 customers to break even—now you need 10. OutSauced in 2024 was proof of that. 3. Creators are turning into holding companies. The ones who understand distribution, audience-building, and multiple revenue streams will own the next decade. It’s still early. 4. LLM SEO is going to be massive. The businesses that determine how to get cited by AI models will print money. Jessica Gillingham mentioned on a podcast that websites with high PR are surfacing first—wild. 5. Buying businesses is a ridiculous opportunity. The number of boomers tired of running a business is insane. No one’s talking about it enough. 6. AI is still web-first, but mobile-first AI is the real opportunity. The same way we built the first mobile-first hospitality websites, someone will build the first AI-native consumer apps. 7. Every product launch needs video. I watch great features die on landing pages while quick screen recordings drive thousands of signups. Social feeds have spoken. 8. What used to take millions in VC now takes a few prompts and a well-placed tweet. The speed of execution right now is absurd. 9. Knowing when to pivot is an art. Launching something high-quality has never been easier, but the real skill is knowing when to double down or switch lanes. 10. University is becoming more useless by the day. Everything is being rewritten in real time. If any of my kids show interest, I will encourage them to build and create something rather than sit in classes when they are over 18.

There's a Pinterest account posting images that are clearly created in bulk, and have a uniform, but distinctive look. Does anyone know how to create something like these, please?

This latest model enhances pattern recognition and creative insight generation, making interactions feel more natural and intuitive. It's designed to assist with tasks like writing, programming, and practical problem-solving. While GPT-4.5 offers a broader knowledge base and improved emotional intelligence, it's important to note that it's more computationally intensive and may not be faster than previous models. Currently, GPT-4.5 is available as a research preview for ChatGPT Pro users and developers. OpenAI plans to expand access to other user groups soon. For more details, check out OpenAI's official announcement: Introducing GPT-4.5 What are your thoughts on GPT-4.5? How do you see it impacting your AI interactions? Jason