I just ran a creative experiment that left my heart racing 💥💓: a 10-second hyper-realistic single-take, shot in first-person 👀, seen through the eyes of a house spider 🕷️. 🎥 The camera NEVER cuts ❌✂️. It’s locked into a permanent Dutch angle 🤪📐 and uses an extreme macro fisheye 🐟🔍 that warps everything: bent lines 🌀, stretched edges 😖, and an environment that feels huge, hostile, and crushing 🏚️😱. We move at ground level 🐜💨, driven only by raw survival panic 😨⚠️: violent bursts of speed 💥, jittery micro-corrections 😬, sudden vertical climbs ⬆️⬇️, uncontrolled drops 🫨… skimming millimeters from carpet fibers 🧶, cracked paint 🧱, splintered wood 🪵, and corroded metal 🔩☠️. 📦 The space is claustrophobic AF 😵‍💫: under furniture 🛋️, along baseboards 🚪, through impossible gaps 🕳️, and into a dark utility area ⚙️🌑. The air is thick with dust, lint, and organic debris 🤧💨 smashing into the lens 💥👁️, creating constant particle chaos 🌀🌀, very Ant-Man scale 🐜🎬. 💡 Light slices through the grime in warm, knife-like shafts 🔥🔦, throwing aggressive highlights ✨⚡ and deep shadows that swallow any safe path 🕳️😈. ⚡ Everything feels dense and exhausting 🫠: sudden obstacles 🚧, near-misses 😱, aggressive focus pulls 🎯, dirty motion blur 🫨💫. Until the TENSION PEAKS 🚨🚨: 👉 a leap into open space 😳⬇️ 👉 A BRUTAL IMPACT with an unseen web 🕸️💥 Silk strands snap into view 😵‍💫🧵, stretching to the breaking point 😬😬. The camera whips 🤯, then locks ❄️. Hanging. Suspended 😰. Legs scraping 🕷️😖. Dust slowly settling 🌫️⏳. Suffocating stillness 😶‍🌫️🖤. 🔊 No music ❌🎵. No narration ❌🗣️. No text ❌📝. Only diegetic sound 🎧: frantic chitin clicks 🦗, abrasive scrapes 😖, rushing air 💨, particle impacts 💥… and the final creak of silk under tension 🕸️😬. 💡✨ Key takeaway: when you push POV 👁️, lens 🔍, movement 🌀, and sound 🎧 to the extreme… 👉 you don’t need explicit story 📖❌. The audience FEELS it in their body 🤯❤️. If you’re into exploring impossible perspectives 🤪🕷️, exercises like this are PURE GOLD 🥇🔥 for training tension, scale, and visceral emotion 💥😈.

We had a discussion in the AI Avengers Lab this morning about the open source "Clawdbot" project. The question came up: "Cool tech, but how does this actually help a business?" Here is my take on it. This is not a tool. This is infrastructure. This is v0.1 of a widely democratized "Jarvis." Right now, when an employee leaves your agency, they walk out with: 1. Context. 2. Relationships. 3. Institutional memory. Your business effectively gets a lobotomy every time someone quits. Reframing this project: The AI is the Employee. When you run this locally (Sovereign AI): - Zero knowledge leaks. - Zero "memory loss" when staff changes. - The work stays with the AI, forever. The craziest part? YOU OWN THE IP. You can rebrand it, modify it, and sell it as your own SaaS or internal tool. Security warning: The "Prompt Injection" risk is real. This exposes your system to the web. Do not install this unless you understand the risks. But if you are ready to build, I am researching this deeply. I’ve forked the repo to create my own version: "Jarvis OS" Grab the repo here: https://github.com/manojsaharan01/jarvis-os Set this up for $0 using the cloud credits we all have access to: - Free VPS (AWS $200 credit) - Google Cloud API ($300 credit) - Azure OpenAI + GPT-4 ($1,000+ credit) - Telegram integration (text your AI from anywhere) That is $1,500+ in free credits for an AI assistant that never sleeps. This isn't just a toy. Imagine giving everyone on your team their own Clawdbot to handle research, coding, and basic tasks. That is the leverage play here. Links detailed below: watch Mani’s breakdown of the original setup here: https://youtu.be/kNZbpCtBITo ( Setup Guide _Google Doc ): https://docs.google.com/document/d/14NPo_zxeD4oi5Y6QRKOvDAPVDPwBkxUUTe_uNNsoab8/edit?usp=sharing