Use Gen-4 References to block a character in your scene. (6/9)
GENERATIVE AI
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Gen-4 References: Generating Video Games with AI
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Use Gen-4 References to generate a video game.
— Runway (@runwayml) 12 mai 2025
(4/9)https://t.co/pwjgW6F2gGUse Gen-4 References to generate a video game. (4/9)
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Gen-4 References for Speculative Interface Design
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Use Gen-4 References for speculative interface design. (5/9)
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Gen-4 References Offer Fresh Perspectives on Familiar Scenes
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Use Gen-4 References to see a familiar scene from an all new angle. (3/9)
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Gen-4 References Enable Immersive Famous Artwork Experiences
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Use Gen-4 References to step inside famous artworks. (2/9)
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Using AI prompts to automate product launch documentation workflows
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Imagine building a full product launch pitch deck, summary PDF, cold emails all in one prompt. Wild.
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AI automation replacing agency services
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Agencies charging $10k for something Hautech now does in minutes. It’s over.
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Google Gemini Chain of Thought in Lean Language
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I know google is working on a version of Gemini where chain of thought happens in Lean. Curious to know if it does better
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Gemini 2.5 reproduces a real-time video simulation
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Une IA qui regarde une vidéo. Qui comprend le code qu’elle voit. Et qui le reproduit instantanément.
— VISION IA (@vision_ia) 12 mai 2025
C’est ce que Gemini 2.5 vient de réussir : générer une simulation interactive à partir d’une simple séquence vidéo.
L'IA apprends visuellement.
Extrait : pic.twitter.com/NO1CJzsVxfAn AI that watches a video. That understands the code it sees. And reproduces it instantly. This is what Gemini 2.5 just achieved: generating an interactive simulation from a simple video sequence. The AI learns visually.
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PixVerse Understands Creative AI Capabilities Intuitively
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Not with this one, PixVerse kind of just gets that it should.