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I want to get a sense of who is using OpenClaw. So far I have built: - Dashboard for Monitoring OpenClaw’s Activities - Meta Ads Scraper - Meta Ads Ansalyzer and Copywriter - YouTube Thumbnail Generator - LinkedIn Posting Agent - Sales Call Analyzer Tool What use cases have you benefited from the most? Are you using it more professionally or personally? Want to get your thoughts and hear how you are using it.

Here's why this one matters. The speed gap is gone. Pro-level image models were slow. Fast models looked cheap. Nano Banana 2 runs at sub-500ms. Outputs up to 4K. Quality matches Pro. That tradeoff is over. Real-time web data. This model pulls live information during generation. It knows what your product looks like from search. It knows current design trends. It knows your competitor's branding. Previous models worked from frozen training data. This one works from the internet. Text rendering finally works. Every AI image model failed at text. Blurry. Misspelled. Unusable. Nano Banana 2 renders clean, readable text. Translates it across 8 languages automatically. Marketing teams no longer need a designer for every language variant. Character consistency at scale. Maintains 5 characters and 14 objects across outputs. This means brand mascots, spokespeople, product shots stay visually consistent across hundreds of assets. Previously required manual editing or custom LoRA training. Now it's native. Where the leverage is: Agencies charging $200-500 per localized ad. Nano Banana 2 does it in seconds. Product photographers charging $500-2,000 per shoot. Nano Banana 2 generates studio-quality from one reference image. Design teams with 48-hour turnaround on mockups. Nano Banana 2 iterates in minutes. The teams integrating this into their production workflow now will outpace everyone still outsourcing basic visual work. It's live in Gemini, Vertex AI, Adobe Firefly, and Figma. 141 countries. 8 languages. Comment "BANANA" to get leverage with it.

Hi all, Ray here! 👋 Really looking forward to learning and growing with the group. I’m sure I’ll have a few questions as I go, but I’m just as keen to share my own experience and help out where I can. Great to meet you all.

Google DeepMind just released Genie 3. Type a sentence. Walk through it. Not a video. Not an image. A fully explorable 3D world. 24 frames per second. Real-time navigation. The environment reacts to your actions. Type "abandoned warehouse with forklifts" and you're inside it. Type "volcanic terrain from a robot's view" and you're navigating it. No game engine. No 3D modeling. No dev team. One prompt. And here's the part that should scare everyone: It taught itself physics. No hard-coded gravity. No collision detection. It learned how objects move by watching the real world. DeepMind's research director: "Genie 3 is the first real-time interactive general-purpose world model." This isn't some lab demo. It's live for AI Ultra subscribers right now. Why this matters beyond gaming: Training AI agents without custom simulations. Prototyping spaces without production. Onboarding employees in virtual facilities. Visualizing products before they exist. 60-second sessions. 720p. $250/month. US only. Early. Limited. Expensive. But the trajectory is clear. Yann LeCun quit Meta to build world models. Raised €500M at a €3B valuation. His thesis: LLMs hit a ceiling. World models break through. The next wave of AI isn't chat. It's spatial. Comment "GENIE" if you want a breakdown of how world models apply to automation.