Hey Creators, For all of you in the interactive avatar space, Avatars are becoming more humanlike in their interactions with us. New • Webcam Vision She Sees You — And Reacts Turn on your webcam and your companion watches you in real time. She detects your expressions and responds naturally. - Smile — she smiles back - Wave — she waves back - Blow a kiss — she blows one back - Thumbs up, peace sign, heart shape — she reacts - Laugh — she laughs with you Uses MediaPipe face + hand detection. Works on desktop and mobile cameras. This is the future of interactve AI Avatars. MediaPipe is open source but you do need to know some coding to insert the featue into projects but it will get to be more click and play in the very near future.

Hey Creators! Happy Weekend! It's a beautiful day here in the San Francisco Bay and I'm inside playing with AI! ArtSpace update! ArtSpace just dropped 24 new tools, bringing the total to 170+ creative tools in the platform. Here are the ones people can’t stop playing with right now: • Caricature – everyone tries this on their own face first. You’ve been warned. • Snow Globe – put anyone inside a snow globe. Ridiculously shareable. • Brick Mosaic – photos turned into street-art style brick mosaics. • Create Diorama – any photo becomes a tiny miniature world. • Object Aging Simulator – see what anything looks like 50 years from now.• Background Blur – turn a phone photo into DSLR-style depth instantly. If you create content, these kinds of tools are gold. Fast visuals. High shareability. Zero design skills required. Go play. You’ll probably lose an hour. 😏I know I did but now I'm off soon to enjoy a beautiful day. Finally! https://www.artspace.ai/?ref=aiintegrated

Hey Creators, You all know I use AI as my strategic partner. I have read many people saying you can't trust AI to give you sound advice because it's programmed to tell you what you want to hear. Well, maybe that's true for generic bots but not the custom ones I build. When you propose an idea or a strategy and the AI tells you that's not a good idea or it has to save you from yourself then you know you've built a good AI tool and not a Yes AI that would just say yes even if you are about to drive off a cliff. I have two AIs, Skye and Prism. Skye is GPT based and Prism is Claude based. Both do not tell me what I want to hear but what is going to be the best steps to take to meet my goals and that's what I love about working with these machines. And that's how I use AI. Oh and to create awesome images to go with these posts! It's getting sooooo goooooddddd with images.

AI Creators… Let me say this clearly. If you are using AI to generate “ideas,” you’re playing small. Use AI to architect worlds. There’s a difference between asking ChatGPT for a logline and prompting it to build a fully dimensional, Netflix-worthy series blueprint with layered conflict, reveal arcs, thematic depth, and a market-defined audience. Studios don’t buy vibes.They buy conflict, structure, scalability, and world-building. Here’s how I’m approaching my goal of selling a series concept: 1. I don’t ask for a story.I ask for five feature-level concepts with: 2. I treat AI like a development room.Iteration. Refinement. Stronger stakes. Sharper tension. Bigger hook. 3. I stress-test the idea. Is the conflict sustainable for multiple seasons?Is the world expandable?Is the twist inevitable but surprising? 4. I position the concept strategically.Who is this for?What gap does it fill?Why now? AI is not here to write your script for you. It's here to accelerate your creative strategy. If you want Netflix to say yes, you need:Clear stakes.Commercial awareness.Emotional hooks.Scalable world-building. And AI can help you get there faster than any solo brainstorming session ever could. We are no longer just writers.We are creative architects with supercomputers as collaborators. That’s the level I’m playing at. My goal? To get a Netflix deal! Who else is building for streamers, not just posting content?

I created a cartoon for my nephews birthday. He is only 5 but loves chicken and cars so used that theme.