Most fashion brands still treat ads as a creative problem. That assumption is getting expensive.This video isn’t impressive because it’s “AI-generated.” It’s interesting because of what’s missing: - No shoots. - No location constraints. - No reshoots because the lighting was off or the brief drifted. The workflow is fairly straightforward from an engineering lens: – A consistent visual identity encoded once – Generation pipelines tuned for variation, not novelty – Tight feedback loops instead of long approval chains. When visuals are generated instead of produced: • Campaigns can respond to culture in days, not quarters • Creative testing becomes continuous, not episodic • Brand teams stop protecting past work and start iterating forwardTraditional workflows optimize for polish. These systems optimize for adaptability. Curious how others here are thinking about: Where does “brand consistency” live when production becomes software?

We're looking for sharp n8n troubleshooters to join our AIS+ support team. The Role: You'll be the technical problem solver members turn to when their automations break. Most questions come in as screenshots or Loom videos. What We're Looking For: → Strong n8n and AI knowledge → Clear communicator who can explain fixes without jargon → Self-starter who can work async and manage their own queue Why This Matters: Your work directly impacts member success and retention. When automations run smoothly, members stay happy. 📄 Full job description + application HERE

Hi everyone! I'm currently working on an innovative project for the French market and I'm looking for a developer to assist me with the technical aspects, particularly spatial mapping and image analysis. This is a concrete use case that combines Artificial Intelligence and geospatial data, with strong development potential. If you're passionate about spatial viewing and want to take on a stimulating technical challenge, let's talk!

Hey guys, I don't really post on this community tbh but figured I'd give it a shot since i see so much talent in here. I've been building theme pages in the health niche for almost a year now and I want to start building my own app. It's gonna be a peptide app - still talking through features other than a simple calculator for people to calculate their dose - I have probably the best distribution for a project like this, here's why: My 2 pages: https://www.instagram.com/howpeptideswork/ https://www.instagram.com/peptidedaily/ My client who I've been working with for 2 years now, huge authority in the space (his peptide company crossed 1.5M in 4 months): https://www.instagram.com/morellifit/ If you have experience with building apps, feel free to reply here or reach out - you'll work with another person on the team so you won't get bombarded with the full workload Appreciate you guys.

Posting something I don’t see talked about much. Leads don’t usually “go cold.” They just wait. A notification comes in. You see it. You plan to reply. Then the day gets loud. By the next day, replying feels… awkward. By the third, it feels pointless. So the lead gets labeled “not serious.” But deep down, you wonder if timing - not intent - was the real issue. Not because you’re careless. Because running a company eats attention quietly. I’ve seen this happen to good founders with real demand and solid products. It’s a strangely common problem that almost no one admits publicly. Open to know about your opinion?Posting something I don’t see talked about much. Leads don’t usually “go cold.” They just wait. A notification comes in. You see it. You plan to reply. Then the day gets loud. By the next day, replying feels… awkward. By the third, it feels pointless. So the lead gets labeled “not serious.” But deep down, you wonder if timing - not intent - was the real issue. Not because you’re careless. Because running a company eats attention quietly. I’ve seen this happen to good founders with real demand and solid products. It’s a strangely common problem that almost no one admits publicly. Open to know about your opinion?