Building all of these cool, custom Notion to-do list templates is neat but is it really worth the tedious amount of hours spent?

For insanely realistic AI images, use these high-end camera, lens combinations at the start of your prompts

This level of moderation is crazy.

Google DeepMind will have an incredible month with Gemini, Google AI Studio, Google Labs, Workspace, YouTube, and Android the only area they’ll lag in is coding. I can't wait to share more about the things they are cooking 🔥.

Between everything Google AI is doing, plus YouTube alone being a behemoth, the ceiling is high📈. Alphabet/Google's valuation continues to surge to new all-time highs because of execution of constant AI developments.

Such a great prompt. Unique prompts are the best kind. Image generated in Freepik , then converted to video. Prompt: Fashion photography, close up of 24 year old woman wearing clear purple plastic glasses with water and bubbles floating in the liquid inside her eyes, vogue

Still so impressed by Kling Motion Control.

If you're not using this in Leonardo.Ai you're missing out.

It's easy to make this. Here's how. 1. Use this prompt: IMG_2344.CR2: [add character name], The movie Avatar 2. Upload the image, plus a video to match motion. Use Kling Motion Control. Motion control was used via Freepik 3. Remove the background of the video using Kling O1 4.

MUST TRY 👑: When you get access to Kling 3.0, I highly recommend trying this prompt. Change the setting up to fit your scene, but leave everything else in place. Prompt: This shot is executed with a Leica M10-R paired with a Noctilux-M 50mm f/0.95 ASPH lens to capture the

The best prompt structure for #Kling3 is this: subject + action + setting + camera + style + audio

{   "subject": {     "description": "Young woman in a ballgown sitting on a subway platform bench eating a greasy slice of pizza, looking directly at camera (selfie arm extended)",     "mirror_rules": "front-facing camera (no mirror), high angle looking down at herself",