Stop rewriting the same prompts over and over again. Use ChatGPT's memory instead. Seriously, you're wasting time repeating instructions that ChatGPT could remember for you. Here's a simple trick that can make your workflow much faster. 📸 Example 1 — Image Reference Sheets Let's say you've created a facial reference sheet with a specific layout, camera angles, and photographic style. You love the result. Instead of explaining everything again, just tell ChatGPT: "Remember this layout and style as Face Sheet." Next time, simply upload a new face and type: Face Sheet That's it. Same layout, same style, different subject. 🎬 Example 2 — Video Prompts Got a massive prompt with camera movements, lighting, transitions, timing, and visual effects? Save those instructions under a name like: 30-Second Video Prompt Next time, just type that name. Want to change the setting without rewriting everything? 30-Second Video Prompt: Snowy Mountains ChatGPT can reuse your saved instructions and adapt the location. 💡 The point? Stop treating every conversation like you're starting from scratch. Build your own library of reusable prompts, styles, and layouts using simple keywords.

Still one of my favorites

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Am I the only one who realized that, during Tesla’s presentation, they potentially showed us a safety device that could save the lives of people inside the car, perhaps in the event of a fall?

I’m cooking something

thanks @GoogleLabs

With the growing number of programs and games created by individuals and distributed for free, I think we should take a moment to consider the potential security risks. Anyone could create a tool that seems useful to a lot of people but secretly contains malware, trojans, backdoors, ransomware, and so on. So always make sure to verify who’s behind the software you’re downloading for free.

I’m in favor of using AI in video game development. No, this has nothing to do with sending programmers and creatives home and making them lose their jobs. Quite the opposite: I think AI can help ease many of the burdens that come with this kind of work. In some fields, deadlines can be incredibly difficult to deal with, inevitably leading to stress and burnout, forcing people into inhuman workloads and allowing overtime to consume all of their free time. Earning good money doesn’t mean much if you then have to spend half your salary on medication just to cope with the stress. AI can be used to lighten the workload and make deadlines more manageable by delegating boring or repetitive tasks to a computer. People sometimes complain that games reuse the same assets or animations from previously developed titles. Now imagine having to recreate everything from scratch every single time. With AI helping you along the way, creating more original assets and content becomes much more feasible. There are so many positive ways AI can be used. I don’t see why people have to focus exclusively on the worst possible scenarios.

If you mute all the words like “AI slop,” AI-slop, etc., you can just leave them crying in their little bedrooms

Anti-AI people call us lazy because apparently we can’t do anything ourselves and just let AI do everything for us. Bro, after 25 years as a designer, constantly chasing new technologies and learning new skills, I think I’ve earned the right to be “lazy” at least a little. I’ve done my part. Now it’s your turn, and you’re already complaining…

Still the best AI voice model app.sesame.com/

Vibecoding a game ❌ Vibecoding a tool to create the game ✅

Not perfect but apparently, with Gemini you can create SBS videos to watch with a VR headset.

They didn’t make a foldable iPhone, they made an iPad mini that folds shut.