As we move into the quieter rhythm of the holidays, I wanted to share something deeply aligned with what SHE IS AI stands for. This beautiful article by @Wren H. Peak - AI visual storyteller, UX designer, and SHE IS AI Ambassador is a reminder that emotion is not an extra in AI creativity… it’s the foundation. In The Heart Behind the Machine, Wren explores emotional design as the invisible architecture beneath meaningful AI art where intuition, lived experience, imperfection, and story guide the machine. AI may render the pixels, but we give them a heartbeat. This is a powerful read for anyone feeling reflective, creative, or called to slow down and reconnect with why they create not just what they produce. 💛 A gentle holiday invitation for this community: If you feel inspired over the break, I’d love to see you experiment with something emotionally driven: - a piece of AI art - a short reflection - a visual story - a prompt you loved - or even a “work in progress” that carries meaning Create from feeling, not perfection. Then, if it feels right, share it here in Skool so we can witness, support, and learn from one another. At SHE IS AI, we believe: - the human leads - ethics guide - technology amplifies, never replaces, the heart. - 📖 Read the full article on our blog: https://sheisai.ai/the-newsroom/the-heart-behind-the-machine-how-emotional-design-brings-soul-to-ai-creativity ✍️🎨 Written & illustrated by Wren Peak Thank you for being part of this community this year. I’m so grateful for the depth, care, and humanity you all bring. Amanda 💛

The AI arms race is officially heating up... After an internal "Code Red" triggered by Google’s powerful Gemini 3, OpenAI has launched its most advanced model yet — GPT-5.2 and it's already making waves across the AI world. 🧠 What's New with GPT-5.2? OpenAI has fine-tuned this release for speed, depth, and accuracy, launching three versions: 🚀 Instant – For fast, casual queries 🧩 Thinking For long documents, complex reasoning & deep workflows 🎯 Pro – For high-stakes, high-accuracy problem solving Early reports show major upgrades in: - Spreadsheets & presentations - Coding & technical reasoning - Long-context memory & step-by-step task completion - Reduced hallucinations and more reliable outputs 💡 Why it Matters: OpenAI is doubling down on performance and productivity putting the focus back on core intelligence and usefulness for creators, builders, and professionals like YOU. And yes, this is a direct answer to Google Gemini 3 beating them on recent benchmarks. The race is very real 👀 ✨ What Can You Do With It? ✅ Test it on your current projects ✅ Compare it to Claude or Gemini if you're multi-tooling ✅ Drop your use case in the comments (marketing, workflows, product builds, client work, etc.) 💬 Let’s Talk: What are you noticing? Better results? More intuitive outputs? 👇 Drop your thoughts, tests, or wins in the thread below

i loved it so much, i just used one of my personal photos and prompted with a simple 1-line prompt (use attached photo to create a different image of me as a content creator around the world) no prompt frames or any other details and picked style from offered (Pop Art) as a start its not bad but in my opinion Nanno Banana still stronger i will give it another trial for sure to use the features of creating photos with Arabic and will share results with you for sure

What do people think about the Disney and OpenAI deal? https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c5ydp1gdqwqo It "looks" like Disney is loosening the rules on its characters, but they’re actually doing the opposite. When content was made by people, Disney could approve every use one by one. AI breaks that model. There are just too many possibilities. So instead of controlling every outcome, Disney is building the rules into the system itself. That means character values, emotional boundaries, and storytelling logic are baked in before anything is created. Some ideas are instantly fine. Some are possible, but only with the right context. And some just don’t work unless there’s a much bigger story behind them. Disney is doing this because in an AI world, you can’t just protect characters after the fact. You have to decide how they’re allowed to exist before they’re created.