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36 contributions to The AI Advantage
AI Background Cleanup
Check out this before/after Same photo. Same subject. The only difference: every person in the background is gone No cropping. No blur. No “AI look”. Just a clean, realistic edit like it was shot on an empty beach This is the exact prompt I used: Remove all people in the background of the uploaded image. Preserve the main subject exactly. Do not change the subject’s face, body, clothing, pose, or expression. Reconstruct the background naturally where people were removed, matching the original location, architecture, lighting, shadows, and depth. Do not crop, blur, or stylize. The result should look like the photo was originally taken without background people.
AI Background Cleanup
AI Recipe Magic 🍽️
AI can now generate complete recipe infographics — not just images, but structured layouts with ingredients, steps, and cooking details This opens up huge opportunities for food pages, blogs, and brands
AI Recipe Magic 🍽️
1 like • 2d
@Kimi NaAyutthaya Yeah exactly, that’s a perfect example. Platforms like Taste Atlas, food blogs, or even recipe apps could easily use this style of content
1 like • 23h
@Kiana Raymond Yeah 100% — it really depends on the audience and platform. In my experience, infographic-style creatives tend to outperform when the product or offer needs explaining (features, steps, benefits, comparisons). They reduce friction and make the value obvious fast More abstract/visual-first ads work better when the brand is already known or when it’s more about emotion and lifestyle. So I see it less as one beating the other, and more as: clarity-driven for cold audiences, abstract for warm/brand-led campaigns.
🚨 NEW FEATURE 🚨
Higgsfield just launched AI Influencer Studio — a tool that lets you create your own digital influencer and generate endless video content that feels real, without ever filming or appearing on camera You design a character once, and then use it to produce Reels, TikToks, Instagram Page and Shorts on demand https://higgsfield.ai/ai-influencer
🚨 NEW FEATURE 🚨
🤖 Which One Is AI? (Hard Mode)
Two images One is real One is an AI influencer with 121K+ followers Comment 1 or 2 below 👇 I’ll reveal the answer later this evening and break down what gives it away This is how realistic AI visuals have become
🤖 Which One Is AI? (Hard Mode)
1 like • 2d
I can confirm #2 is AI
Number 2 was AI🔥
Reveal – Today’s Challenge It’s an AI influencer called Rebeckahemsee with 123K followers on Instagram. If you couldn’t confidently tell — that’s the point. AI influencers are already: - growing real audiences - looking indistinguishable - creating real opportunities right now This isn’t future tech. It’s already live.
Number 2 was AI🔥
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Vitalii Hryhorenko
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Big AI Enthusiast who helps creators master AI product visuals. Simple systems, repeatable results, no studio needed

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