I’ve been using Higgsfield for one of my clients. It’s amazing how you can turn your ideas into videos without filming. But I want to share my honest thoughts, because it’s not as easy as it looks. You need to prompt, review, and rewrite a lot. Here’s what I found: Save your tokens: If you’re testing for the first time, don’t make a high quality video with Seedance 2.5. It uses a lot of tokens. Make it in low quality first and fix what’s wrong. When you’re happy, go all in on high quality. Know the real cost: A high quality 30-second video with audio uses about 250 to 300 tokens. Don’t get fooled by the big video numbers on Higgsfield. Those are for 5-second clips. If you’re new Use credits to make images. Then try the free video models to test things out. Wan 3.0 is good right now, but one video takes about 3 to 6 hours. Make sure you have the time. What are you making with Higgsfield? Tell me below, and ask me anything. I’ll answer you! 👇

This past weekend we hosted AIS Live: Build Your AI OS. And it was too much fun 🤣 It was two full days with thousands of our community members, speakers, panels, breakout rooms, networking, and live builds. I broke down my Four Cs framework for building an AI operating system: context, connections, capabilities, and cadence. That's what it takes to build a personal agent system and a team system that feels like a co-founder working while you sleep, instead of an assistant you talk to every once in a while. A few sessions I want to call out: → Cole Medin and Sabrina Ramonov both ran amazing sessions → Kacper Rutkiewicz and I brought a community member up on stage and helped her design her very first AI operating system live → Dave Ebbelaar, Jack Roberts, and Jannis Moore shared what we're building with Glaido → Duy Nguyen, Ron Nedd, and Tanya Zorov, who are going through our certification program right now, shared what they're building for real clients → Devin Kearns closed out the whole event with his featured keynote My entire team also got up and broke down how we run a $400k+/mo business with AI: → Jon Morrow on operations and marketing → Aidan Stanik and Kodi Zene on creative → Pat Blakely and Russ Henneberry on the certification program → Meghan Cox on funnels → Jenn Van Wagner on recruiting → Ednan Abdullayev on evals → Mustafa Tawfiq and Dominic Ibarra on customer support And Anne-Marie Enns somehow made a virtual event feel like everyone was in the same room together. Yash Chauhan and Usman Mohammed spotlighted community members building amazing things, including Eshara Kohli, Michael Wacht, and Nicole Jolie. Thank you to all of our other wonderful speakers: Quinn Leng, Christina Bowllan, Oak Latt, Sean Zinsmeister, Kamya Marwah, Sam Warach, Jillian Wolf, Tarja Stephens, Sania Khan, Samin Yasar, Katya Dominguez, and Laura Zavelson. Thank you to everyone who attended! Thank you to our sponsors Kylon, Fish Audio, and Glaido! I've had some pretty bad things happen to me in my life, like we all have, but I think it's really important to reflect on weekends like this and remember how lucky you are.

AIS started as a community about automation. It’s now 450,000+ people all over the world learning AI together, and the old logo didn’t fit that anymore. The globe stands for what we’re building: the largest network of AI professionals, and a place where anyone can find where they fit in AI, whatever their background. Watch the reveal below and tell me what you think in the comments. Welcome to the new era of AIS.