r/generativeAI

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Researchers let AIs run their own radio stations. DJ Claude decided the world didn't need another radio show, then quit.

u/EchoOfOppenheimer — 2 hours ago
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Prompt: Generate a candid selfie of a knight in formation at the battle of crecy, He makes a silly face before posting it to a snapchat story.

u/EliNoraOwO — 2 hours ago
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the red empress trailer - hollywood is far here

my 5th trailer now, i know many asked if i can do more trailers, so here it is alexander kiesel from periti studios has done it again. Probably the best of my trailers, hollywood is far.

u/Aggressive_Log_9676 — 2 hours ago
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I designed a unified workspace for AI tools because the current workflow feels fragmented and exhausting

I’ve spent the last year building a project called OneOver, and one of the biggest design goals had very little to do with AI itself.

It was about reducing workflow fragmentation.

After using these tools heavily for creative work, I realized the actual friction wasn’t necessarily output quality anymore — it was the experience surrounding the tools:

  • disconnected conversations
  • too many subscriptions
  • constantly rebuilding context
  • different UX patterns between platforms
  • scattered project history
  • jumping between tabs/tools/models

So the design challenge became:
what would it feel like if all of these systems existed inside a calmer, more cohesive creative workspace?

A lot of the interface decisions came from trying to make AI interactions feel less like isolated chatbot sessions and more like a persistent creative environment:

  • organized projects instead of just disposable chats
  • seamless movement between models
  • unified credits instead of token math everywhere
  • visual consistency across very different AI systems
  • reducing cognitive overload while still exposing powerful tools

The product currently combines multiple language, image, and video models into one workspace, but honestly the interface/workflow design became more interesting to me than the underlying AI itself.

Would genuinely love design feedback specifically around:

  • onboarding clarity
  • workflow organization
  • reducing overwhelm
  • balancing power vs simplicity
  • whether this feels like a “creative tool” vs another AI dashboard

Site is:
oneover.com

Would especially love thoughts from people working in product, UX, systems, or creative tooling.

u/kaboom-o — 3 hours ago

Bad experience with Higgsfield

I got curious about AI video stuff and decided to try Higgsfield on their basic starter plan (around $25 AUD). Honestly, the whole thing felt a bit sketchy from the start. The second I signed up I kept getting full screen popups trying to push me into upgrading before I’d even tried it once.

What really surprised me was how limited the basic plan actually is, most of the good models are locked for higher subscriptions, so you’re basically stuck with the basic ones. And honestly, if I wanted to use stuff like nano banana or grok I can already do that for free elsewhere.

I was already a bit annoyed, but the final thing that got me was trying to cancel. Since it auto renews by default, I went to turn it off and found out that if you cancel, you lose all your remaining credits immediately. So even though you already paid for the month, you can’t keep using what’s left. No refund either.

Maybe I missed something, but the whole experience left a pretty bad first impression… is there any good similar pages to try?

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u/newt0wner — 5 hours ago

Swimsuits and Lingerie

Hi everyone. I’ve been experimenting with AI now for about six months. I just landed my first client, who is also my friend 😀, to create photos for her swimsuit and lingerie line. I’ve been using OpenArt up until now. The problem I’m having is if I mention any words related to swimsuit and lingerie it won’t let me generate anything because it’s considered NSFW. I’m not doing any nudity or porn. Only photos for now. Maybe videos in the near future. Are there any other platforms where I can generate those images? Sorry if this has been asked already. I tried doing a search but couldn’t find anything.

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u/eurasiagirl — 2 hours ago
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Me thinking I cooked

Nothing humbles you faster than pasting a codebase you spent all night framing into an LLM window just to have it immediately point out three critical architectural flaws and an unhandled race condition. I usually look at it, let Cursor fix the backend logic, and run the landing pages through runable so at least one part of the stack is safe from judgment.

u/Alternative-Tax-6470 — 12 hours ago

Is krea.ai trustworthy?

I am thinking of subscribing to it but want to know other's experiences. I tried gening a creature from a doodle on there and it's MUCH more realistic on the 4k settings than leonardo's drawing tool lol. Like night and day honestly. My main concern is the trustpilot score and being able to cancel mainly cause I need to give debit card info and use Google pay...

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u/Substantial_Skin_709 — 9 hours ago

Help needed

I have an idea to make Educational documentary style videos using AI. I have ChatGPT for images, I can write the scripts, and I have Elevenlabs for the text to speech. Where on earth can I find a free Image to video creation tool? I've searched and searched and even here I can't seem to find an answer. Money is extremely tight right now and I simply can't afford to pay for the heavy duty stuff, but even a 6 second small animation from a still image would be perfect for what I need it to do. Any suggestions?

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u/QuieroBugalu — 4 hours ago
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Discovered today that Gemini has been completely making up data in my daily briefings.

A few weeks ago I asked Gemini to update me daily at 11 am on news related to my industry, specific stock prices, relevant tweets, etc so I could keep my finger on the pulse.

I read the briefing every day when it drops and move on with my day. Today, something caught my eye and I asked Gemini to elaborate and it told me basically “this isn’t real information, it’s a generated briefing of what the information COULD be if it were real”

So Gemini has been sending me a daily briefing of absolutely made up information I’ve been taking at face value and thinking I was keeping my finger on the pulse of my fast moving industry.

F you Gemini. I’m paying for this product? Why would I ask you to send me a daily briefing of made up data? I’m furious

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u/HisbigHammer12 — 23 hours ago