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2 million people liked a video of a man filling his car with a bucket from a split fuel tanker.
It never happened.
It's one Seedance 2.5 generation. The creator wrote in a rainy windshield, the wipers, a hazmat diamond and a 1203 placard, the UN number for gasoline. 34,104 comments.
Would you have caught it? Be honest.
If a fake 15-second clip can pull 2M likes, an AI series with a character people come back for can build a real audience. How to make one for about $300 is in my article.
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Someone sent Claude one message, told it not to ask anything, and left the house.
33 minutes later there was a finished short film.
The whole prompt: "I'm going out and I won't be back for 2-3 hours. Don't stop to ask me something. Just keep going and create something real."
Claude (Fable 5.2 in Claude Code) planned the story, wrote every shot, generated them in Seedance 2.5, kept the same actress across all of them, fixed its own browser when it couldn't connect, then cut the film with sound and subtitles.
6 shots. 0 retakes. 1,360 credits. 0 touches from a human.
The film is called TAKE 40. It's about a director who finds out her crew isn't real.
Would you have guessed nobody was home?
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SEEDANCE 2.5 NOW RENDERS NATIVE 4K. IT WENT LIVE ON RUNWAY AND PIKA YESTERDAY
The anime fight at the start of this clip did 194K views and 1,000+ bookmarks in 12 hours.
The cliff fight after it is one 30-second generation from a single prompt, according to its creator:
> native 4K out of the model, sound included
> 6 reference images kept the hero, ring, sword and monsters the same
> zoom in on the blade and the damascus pattern still holds
A series lives on that kind of consistency. The same hero has to come back in episode 12 with the same face and the same sword.
Netflix reportedly spent $50-60M per episode of Stranger Things 5. How to run a 20-episode AI season for about $300 in credits is in my article.
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Someone just spent $102,725 on ONE AI episode.
My article says you can run a full AI season for about $300.
PJ Accetturo's team posted this episode of NEXUS 3 hours ago and it already has 100K+ views. His own numbers:
- $102,725
- 45 days of work
- what they call major breakthroughs in audio and cinematography
- Part II next week
Both prices make sense. $300 gets you a season that proves your characters and your story work. $100K gets you an episode a brand or a streamer pays for. Almost nobody gets the second without the first.
Which would you rather watch: 20 episodes for $300, or 1 for $102K?
Someone just spent $102,725 on ONE AI episode.
My article says you can run a full AI season for about $300.
PJ Accetturo's team posted this episode of NEXUS 3 hours ago and it already has 100K+ views. His own numbers:
- $102,725
- 45 days of work
- what they call major breakthroughs in audio and cinematography
- Part II next week
Both prices make sense. $300 gets you a season that proves your characters and your story work. $100K gets you an episode a brand or a streamer pays for. Almost nobody gets the second without the first.
Which would you rather watch: 20 episodes for $300, or 1 for $102K?
SEEDANCE 2.5 NOW RENDERS NATIVE 4K. IT WENT LIVE ON RUNWAY AND PIKA YESTERDAY
The anime fight at the start of this clip did 194K views and 1,000+ bookmarks in 12 hours.
The cliff fight after it is one 30-second generation from a single prompt, according to its creator:
> native 4K out of the model, sound included
> 6 reference images kept the hero, ring, sword and monsters the same
> zoom in on the blade and the damascus pattern still holds
A series lives on that kind of consistency. The same hero has to come back in episode 12 with the same face and the same sword.
Netflix reportedly spent $50-60M per episode of Stranger Things 5. How to run a 20-episode AI season for about $300 in credits is in my article.
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SOMEONE MADE A 13-MINUTE ALIEN WAR MOVIE WITH SEEDANCE 2.5 AND NOT ONE FRAME WAS FILMED
what's in this cut:
> a swarm of aliens pours down a hill and one mech walks into it with two blue blades
> tanks roll out of a base at dusk
> soldiers hook a cable onto a downed mech
> a mech sprints down a tunnel straight at the camera
one repost called it "a masterpiece" and pulled 77K views and 680 bookmarks in a day.
the hard part now is keeping the same mech, the same uniforms and the same light for 13 minutes. that's directing, and my article is about it.
stranger things 5 reportedly cost $50-60M an episode. how a full AI season comes in around $300 is below
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JENSEN HUANG RESIGNED THIS MORNING. AN AI VERSION OF HIM ALREADY HAS 2M VIEWS
Nvidia's board confirmed it: effective immediately, CFO Colette Kress is interim CEO.
The car sketch is a parody, AI from start to finish. One creator wrote it, generated it with Seedance 2.5 and posted it during the scandal, before the resignation:
> 2M views on Instagram in 2 days, by the creator's own count
> +10K followers
> no camera, no actors, no car
For an AI series that's the lesson: pick the story everyone is already following and have the next episode ready when it moves.
How to run a full season for about $300 in credits is in my article.
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I BUILT A REAL GROK BOT. HE HAS A BODY, A FACE AND MY BANK ACCOUNT (READ-ONLY)
meet Elon Man. he sits on my desk:
> a camera on his head that watches the office
> a round face that sleeps, listens and talks
> a neck on 3 servos, he turns when you walk in
> Grok Bot inside, doing the actual jobs
> he asks before he sends, pays, posts or trades
Elon called Grok Bot "like having a genius employee". so i gave the employee a body.
the whole build is in the article: parts, wiring, code, prompts. bookmark it for the weekend.
JENSEN HUANG RESIGNED THIS MORNING. AN AI VERSION OF HIM ALREADY HAS 2M VIEWS
Nvidia's board confirmed it: effective immediately, CFO Colette Kress is interim CEO.
The car sketch is a parody, AI from start to finish. One creator wrote it, generated it with Seedance 2.5 and posted it during the scandal, before the resignation:
> 2M views on Instagram in 2 days, by the creator's own count
> +10K followers
> no camera, no actors, no car
For an AI series that's the lesson: pick the story everyone is already following and have the next episode ready when it moves.
How to run a full season for about $300 in credits is in my article.
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ALGUIEN HA CREADO UN REPO EN GITHUB PARA USAR CLAUDE CODE GRATIS
Se llama free-claude-code y funciona como un proxy entre Claude Code y otros modelos.
Claude Code sigue igual, pero las peticiones van a proveedores gratuitos o locales.
Proveedores compatibles:
→ Kimi y DeepSeek
→ GLM de Z AI
→ NVIDIA NIM gratis
→ OpenRouter con +200 modelos
→ Ollama y LM Studio
→ llama.cpp en local
Lo que lo hace interesante:
→ Sin API key de Anthropic
→ Un modelo por tier
→ Selector /model integrado
→ Panel admin en local
→ Funciona en VS Code
Puedes poner Kimi en Opus, DeepSeek en Sonnet y un modelo local en Haiku.
Es open source y se instala en pocos minutos.
Link en el primer comentario
Anthropic engineer:
“99% of people use Claude Code like Google, and only 1% are running swarms of self-learning Claude agents.
I’m running 100+ agents in a loop. I have a Chief agent, PM agents, they manage the whole team.”
In a 30-minute workshop, an Anthropic engineer revealed how to get the most value out of Claude Code at the lowest cost.
This is worth more than another $500 course.
SOMEONE MADE A 13-MINUTE ALIEN WAR MOVIE WITH SEEDANCE 2.5 AND NOT ONE FRAME WAS FILMED
what's in this cut:
> a swarm of aliens pours down a hill and one mech walks into it with two blue blades
> tanks roll out of a base at dusk
> soldiers hook a cable onto a downed mech
> a mech sprints down a tunnel straight at the camera
one repost called it "a masterpiece" and pulled 77K views and 680 bookmarks in a day.
the hard part now is keeping the same mech, the same uniforms and the same light for 13 minutes. that's directing, and my article is about it.
stranger things 5 reportedly cost $50-60M an episode. how a full AI season comes in around $300 is below
LORD OF THE RINGS AS A 1975 ITALIAN WESTERN
two hobbits who look like they walked out of a 70s bar fight, a bowl of beans eaten by hand, an orc with the white hand on his helmet getting slapped. "second breakfast, best meal." 30 seconds, made with magnific.
the cheapest format in AI video right now:
> take a story everyone already knows
> move it to a decade with a look (70s film grain, 80s anime, 90s sitcom)
> keep it under 30 seconds
the same creator did breaking bad 1975 and pokemon 1977 this week.
fan versions can't make money because the IP isn't yours. do the same thing with your own characters and you have a series. the $300 season math is in my article below.
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DIRTY HARRY, AXEL FOLEY, RIGGS AND JOHN SPARTAN WORK IN THE SAME PRECINCT NOW
none of it was filmed. Jaxon_Flix made this 2-minute AI crossover and one repost did 130K views in under 4 hours.
> the captain announces a contest: whoever catches the most goons gets a raise
> goons come in bronze, silver and gold
> john spartan is mad there's no toilet paper
the guy who reposted it said a real version would cost billions. no studio could clear that cast anyway.
netflix reportedly paid $50-60M per episode of stranger things 5. how a full AI season comes in around $300 is in my article below.
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this is a one-person company in 2026. one monitor, dozens of agents clicking through the same dashboard, nobody touching the mouse.
the content version of this is in the article below:
> Grok Bot finds the trend
> Picsart makes the visuals and the video
> you approve and post
10 clients x $1,000 a month = $10K. the author calls it a planning scenario, not a promise, which is more honest than 90% of AI money threads.
AI CAN NOW MAKE DISNEY-LEVEL 3D ANIMATION, AND ONE PERSON CAN RUN THE WHOLE PIPELINE
this clip got 3.2M views on X in 2 days. a platypus, a crocodile, a snowy hill, a penguin sled ride. two years ago a short like this needed a studio and a render farm.
what the one-person version looks like now:
> Grok Bot reads X and tells you which idea is already getting talked about
> you make one still frame first and test it before paying for video
> you animate only the winners (Picsart has Veo, Kling and Grok Imagine in one place)
> you keep one character so people come back tomorrow
the guide below has the prompts for every step. the section on cost per accepted video, failed attempts included, is the one i'd read twice.
bookmark it for the weekend.
DIRTY HARRY, AXEL FOLEY, RIGGS AND JOHN SPARTAN WORK IN THE SAME PRECINCT NOW
none of it was filmed. Jaxon_Flix made this 2-minute AI crossover and one repost did 130K views in under 4 hours.
> the captain announces a contest: whoever catches the most goons gets a raise
> goons come in bronze, silver and gold
> john spartan is mad there's no toilet paper
the guy who reposted it said a real version would cost billions. no studio could clear that cast anyway.
netflix reportedly paid $50-60M per episode of stranger things 5. how a full AI season comes in around $300 is in my article below.
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Un estudiante de 19 años gano 9.000$ en 1 minuto desde su residencia.
Sin equipo. Sin agencia. Sin suscripciones.
Hasta hace un mes, hacer una campaña con IA significaba tener 4 pestañas abiertas.
Una para la imagen. Otra para el vídeo. Otra para el audio. Otra para el guion.
Y una suscripción distinta en cada una.
Él las cerró todas con Sunra.
Conectó Sunra MCP a Claude.
Le pidió: “hazme 3 variantes del póster de lanzamiento y un clip de 8 segundos de un taxi bajo la lluvia”.
Claude buscó el modelo adecuado, miró qué parámetros necesitaba y lanzó la generación.
Antes de gastar nada, le dijo cuánto iba a costar y le pidió confirmación.
Imagen, vídeo, audio y 3D. Desde el mismo chat donde escribía el guion.
Y aquí está lo bueno: cada modelo se cobra a precio de la API original. Sin recargo.
Una cuenta. Un saldo. Todos los modelos.
La mayoría sigue saltando de pestaña en pestaña.
Él dejó de cambiar de herramienta.
Empezó a crear.
La única pregunta es por qué todavía no eres tú
this is a one-person company in 2026. one monitor, dozens of agents clicking through the same dashboard, nobody touching the mouse.
the content version of this is in the article below:
> Grok Bot finds the trend
> Picsart makes the visuals and the video
> you approve and post
10 clients x $1,000 a month = $10K. the author calls it a planning scenario, not a promise, which is more honest than 90% of AI money threads.
AI CAN NOW MAKE DISNEY-LEVEL 3D ANIMATION, AND ONE PERSON CAN RUN THE WHOLE PIPELINE
this clip got 3.2M views on X in 2 days. a platypus, a crocodile, a snowy hill, a penguin sled ride. two years ago a short like this needed a studio and a render farm.
what the one-person version looks like now:
> Grok Bot reads X and tells you which idea is already getting talked about
> you make one still frame first and test it before paying for video
> you animate only the winners (Picsart has Veo, Kling and Grok Imagine in one place)
> you keep one character so people come back tomorrow
the guide below has the prompts for every step. the section on cost per accepted video, failed attempts included, is the one i'd read twice.
bookmark it for the weekend.
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ACTION MOVIES ARE AI NOW
boxing robots, a sword fight in a temple, a burning sea, a hallway shootout. all Kling 4.0
no stunt team, no set, no second unit
AI series that pull numbers right now: mafia romance, BL/GL romance and sci-fi survival. ARK-7, a sci-fi serial, has 1.97M views on episode 1 on a channel with 34.7K subscribers
pick a lane people already binge. the rest is in the guide below
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AI CAN NOW MAKE DISNEY-LEVEL 3D ANIMATION, AND ONE PERSON CAN RUN THE WHOLE PIPELINE
this clip got 3.2M views on X in 2 days. a platypus, a crocodile, a snowy hill, a penguin sled ride. two years ago a short like this needed a studio and a render farm.
what the one-person version looks like now:
> Grok Bot reads X and tells you which idea is already getting talked about
> you make one still frame first and test it before paying for video
> you animate only the winners (Picsart has Veo, Kling and Grok Imagine in one place)
> you keep one character so people come back tomorrow
the guide below has the prompts for every step. the section on cost per accepted video, failed attempts included, is the one i'd read twice.
bookmark it for the weekend.
