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I’ve been testing Alibaba’s HappyHorse 1.0 all day and honestly… this thing is getting scary good.
I used it to generate:
• a Mafia-style crime trailer
• an open-world survival game cinematic
• realistic action scenes with consistent motion + transitions
And the craziest part:
All of these clips started from simple prompts.
Here’s what I made with it 👇
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Orikan retweeted
The app I’d build first: upload a product photo, choose a campaign direction, then generate different scenes without rewriting the same brief every time.
Runway’s App Studio is live now. You describe the creative tool you need in plain language and it builds a working app. No code.
I like the idea of turning a task I repeat into a tool I can reuse.
Try it here: runwayml.com/kaiteeshiksapps…
New users get 50% off the first month of any paid plan with APPSTUDIO50 through Nov 30.
@runwayml #MadeWithRunway #ad
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Orikan retweeted
Style Out caught my attention here. Explore a character’s wardrobe, hair and makeup, then turn the look into a character sheet for production.
Now I’m thinking about the creative tools I’d want to build myself.
App Studio is live on Runway: describe your idea in plain language and get a working creative app. No code required.
Try it here: runwayml.com/iriss_quinnapps…
New users get 50% off the first month of any paid plan with APPSTUDIO50 through Nov 30.
@runwayml #MadeWithRunway #ad
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Orikan retweeted
Some tools are so specific to your workflow that you keep waiting for someone to build them.
That’s what interests me about App Studio, now live on Runway. Describe the creative tool you want in plain language and it builds a working app with its own interface. No code.
I’d start with something that turns a product brief into a repeatable workflow for campaign visuals.
Try it here: runwayml.com/gesorameshackap…
New users get 50% off the first month of any paid plan with APPSTUDIO50 through Nov 30.
@runwayml #MadeWithRunway #ad
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Some tools are so specific to your workflow that you keep waiting for someone to build them.
That’s what interests me about App Studio, now live on Runway. Describe the creative tool you want in plain language and it builds a working app with its own interface. No code.
I’d start with something that turns a product brief into a repeatable workflow for campaign visuals.
Try it here: runwayml.com/gesorameshackap…
New users get 50% off the first month of any paid plan with APPSTUDIO50 through Nov 30.
@runwayml #MadeWithRunway #ad
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Orikan retweeted
I ran the same source clip through Sume Remix and Higgsfield Genjutsu at 480p.
The displayed generation prices: $0.74 on Sume vs $1.91 on Genjutsu.
The outputs have visible differences in lighting and facial details. Here’s both together so you can compare.
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We just killed Higgsfield Genjutsu.
Introducing Sume Remix : same workflow as Genjutsu, 2.6x cheaper
> clone any video
> no markups, no subscriptions
> start from $5
Try now at sume.com/remix
I ran the same source clip through Sume Remix and Higgsfield Genjutsu at 480p.
The displayed generation prices: $0.74 on Sume vs $1.91 on Genjutsu.
The outputs have visible differences in lighting and facial details. Here’s both together so you can compare.
🤝 Paid partnership · 🤖 Made with AI
We just killed Higgsfield Genjutsu.
Introducing Sume Remix : same workflow as Genjutsu, 2.6x cheaper
> clone any video
> no markups, no subscriptions
> start from $5
Try now at sume.com/remix
Orikan retweeted
We just killed Higgsfield Genjutsu.
Introducing Sume Remix : same workflow as Genjutsu, 2.6x cheaper
> clone any video
> no markups, no subscriptions
> start from $5
Try now at sume.com/remix
Orikan retweeted
For the most realistic audio in your Seedance videos, stop relying on reference audio.
Here’s the workflow to use instead.
Orikan retweeted
The AI voice race just got a lot more interesting. Heygen is already a familiar name in video creation, and now its voice models are competing at the top of the TTS leaderboard. that combination could be powerful for creators.
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HeyGen holds the top two spots on the @ArtificialAnlys text to speech leaderboard.
#1 HeyGen Voice Turbo
#2 HeyGen Voice
Turbo is the faster, cheaper mode of the voice model behind every HeyGen video. It's live on the API, and the Turbo endpoint is free until November 30.
Orikan retweeted
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Orikan retweeted
The detail that caught my attention: each agent gets its own space and YouTube account.
That could help keep research for different channels separate, especially when they cover completely different niches.
Live browsing alongside channel metrics makes this worth a closer look.
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Introducing Algrow Desktop, a new way to research YouTube.
Out today on Mac and Windows, free with every plan.
And you can now try it for $1.
Unlike the MCP, the agent isn't stuck inside Algrow's data. It browses YouTube itself, live. It opens a real tab, searches, scrolls the feed, clicks into channels, and you can watch it live.
Each agent works in its own space with its own YouTube account, so each one learns a different corner of YouTube. One for your main channel, one for a format you want to try, one for a topic you're curious about. Run as many as you want and they never mix. The MCP can't see your feed. This can.
It still has everything the MCP has. Every Algrow search, every channel, every title format but with higher limits.
And every video it finds on YouTube comes with Algrow's data: how fast it grew, similar subjects, similar formats, which channels are like it, why it did better than the channel's usual.
No setup. If Claude is on your machine, it's already connected. It runs on your own Claude plan, so there's no extra AI bill.
Orikan retweeted
YouTube research gets interesting when AI can follow a lead.
Algrow Desktop lets agents open videos, explore channels and scroll YouTube live, then connect what they find with growth data.
I’d use this to investigate why a format keeps working across different channels.
🤝 Paid partnership
Introducing Algrow Desktop, a new way to research YouTube.
Out today on Mac and Windows, free with every plan.
And you can now try it for $1.
Unlike the MCP, the agent isn't stuck inside Algrow's data. It browses YouTube itself, live. It opens a real tab, searches, scrolls the feed, clicks into channels, and you can watch it live.
Each agent works in its own space with its own YouTube account, so each one learns a different corner of YouTube. One for your main channel, one for a format you want to try, one for a topic you're curious about. Run as many as you want and they never mix. The MCP can't see your feed. This can.
It still has everything the MCP has. Every Algrow search, every channel, every title format but with higher limits.
And every video it finds on YouTube comes with Algrow's data: how fast it grew, similar subjects, similar formats, which channels are like it, why it did better than the channel's usual.
No setup. If Claude is on your machine, it's already connected. It runs on your own Claude plan, so there's no extra AI bill.
YouTube research gets interesting when AI can follow a lead.
Algrow Desktop lets agents open videos, explore channels and scroll YouTube live, then connect what they find with growth data.
I’d use this to investigate why a format keeps working across different channels.
🤝 Paid partnership
Introducing Algrow Desktop, a new way to research YouTube.
Out today on Mac and Windows, free with every plan.
And you can now try it for $1.
Unlike the MCP, the agent isn't stuck inside Algrow's data. It browses YouTube itself, live. It opens a real tab, searches, scrolls the feed, clicks into channels, and you can watch it live.
Each agent works in its own space with its own YouTube account, so each one learns a different corner of YouTube. One for your main channel, one for a format you want to try, one for a topic you're curious about. Run as many as you want and they never mix. The MCP can't see your feed. This can.
It still has everything the MCP has. Every Algrow search, every channel, every title format but with higher limits.
And every video it finds on YouTube comes with Algrow's data: how fast it grew, similar subjects, similar formats, which channels are like it, why it did better than the channel's usual.
No setup. If Claude is on your machine, it's already connected. It runs on your own Claude plan, so there's no extra AI bill.
Orikan retweeted
Introducing Algrow Desktop, a new way to research YouTube.
Out today on Mac and Windows, free with every plan.
And you can now try it for $1.
Unlike the MCP, the agent isn't stuck inside Algrow's data. It browses YouTube itself, live. It opens a real tab, searches, scrolls the feed, clicks into channels, and you can watch it live.
Each agent works in its own space with its own YouTube account, so each one learns a different corner of YouTube. One for your main channel, one for a format you want to try, one for a topic you're curious about. Run as many as you want and they never mix. The MCP can't see your feed. This can.
It still has everything the MCP has. Every Algrow search, every channel, every title format but with higher limits.
And every video it finds on YouTube comes with Algrow's data: how fast it grew, similar subjects, similar formats, which channels are like it, why it did better than the channel's usual.
No setup. If Claude is on your machine, it's already connected. It runs on your own Claude plan, so there's no extra AI bill.
Orikan retweeted
Another Tesla Roadster discussion taking over my feed. Another video idea in my head.
Instead of getting stuck figuring out where to start, I’d like to describe the concept and explore it with ChatGPT and CapCut Web. The CapCut plugin is coming soon to ChatGPT.
Early Access to the plugin is currently available through ChatGPT desktop (PC only), with mobile and web support expected in mid-November.
#CapCutDidThat #CapCutWeb #ChatGPT #CapCutWorld
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Orikan retweeted
What would the Tesla Roadster look like in your dream setting? A coastal highway at sunset? A futuristic downtown at night? An empty road stretching into the mountains?
With the CapCut plugin coming soon to ChatGPT, you can describe your creative direction in natural language and work with CapCut Web to help bring your automotive video concept to life.
Early Access to the plugin is currently available through ChatGPT desktop (PC only), with mobile and web support expected in mid-November.
#CapCutDidThat #CapCutWeb #ChatGPT #CapCutWorld
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Orikan retweeted
Your road trip is over. The footage backlog? Still going strong. đźš— The CapCut plugin is coming soon to ChatGPT.
At CapCut World, leading creators and OpenAI came together to explore new AI-powered video creation workflows. With AI Smart Editing, ChatGPT can help automatically edit your road trip footage in CapCut Web based on the travel vlog you describe.
Curious how to get started? Open CapCut Web, enter Video Editor, click the plugin icon in the top-right corner, and copy the installation prompt. Open the ChatGPT desktop app on your PC, paste and send the prompt to install the plugin. Then describe your road trip vlog and explore a new way to edit. 🌄
The plugin is currently in early access and can only be installed through ChatGPT desktop on PC. Mobile and web support is expected in mid-November.
#ChatGPT #CapCutDidThat #CapCutWorld #CapCutWeb
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