Higgsfield truly just sells the dream because this is 80% fantasy and in reality the results you get using their software are way worse 😂
We gave Claude Opus 5.5 access to 12 laptops.
The task: turn one prompt into a complete launch video.
Using Computer Use and Higgsfield MCP, it:
> divided the work across every computer
> created the visuals, built the animations
> assembled a fully editable After Effects project.
This is what an AI-native motion studio looks like.
What are you people even watching 😭
I have never seen an AI video that didn’t immediately make me skip
Gradually creators will be replaced by AI content. YouTube doesn’t care about human creators, their priority is the consumer.
If the algorithm finds that AI generated videos increase time spent on the platform, I guarantee the platforms will leave creators behind.
As a market share of content viewed, I’d estimate human made content to still be 80-90% but soon it’ll be 70, then 60 until AI content is the majority.
Long term there will still be a market for human content, but it could be more like 20-40% of total ‘hours viewed’
Manual slop creators will be hit the hardest. Educational creators won’t fare well either.
Just because someone is unethically making bank does not mean you should.
Don’t sacrifice your morals for money.
Just because it appears on the surface that these people live very good and affluent lives, remember that the internet is just whatever people want to put out there.
“Do not envy the honor given a sinner. For you do not know what his end will be. Do not delight in the pleasure of the ungodly; Remember, they will not be declared righteous even in Hades”
Wisdom of Sirach 9:11-12
Just sent over a video I edited for a client.
The recording had all sorts of issues:
-No scripting
-Vague idea of what it was about
-Inconsistent lighting
-Static shots with no scene changes
He wanted to scrap it.
But after I applied my storytelling knowledge and engaging editing, his comment was:
"You somehow salvaged this video, like, you put lipstick on a pig"
Here's what I focused on:
-B roll, B roll, B roll
Every time there was B Roll on screen, it was like a breath of fresh air, or in my client's words: "a refresher".
When you're dealing with such a boring shot, B Roll is your best weapon.
-One topic, one theme
My client touched on many different things throughout the video, which confuses the viewer.
I identified the main point of the video, and themed the edit to that topic, rather than trying to bring light to all the other topics and splitting the viewer's attention
-Change of pace and emotion
The reason why "auto-cutters" or "Ai-cutters" can't produce clean final cuts is because your pace, for the most part, has to change throughout the video.
The same way that when you speak to someone, you're not at the same constant speed and emotion, you want to change pace and feel throughout the video so that your viewer's emotion fluctuates throughout.
Stuff like this can turn a really bad recording into (at the very least) a watchable v1
Save this post and save your client's day 😁
Absolute cinema
2 hours of 3 GoPro angles + handheld DJI + sporadic DSLR shots throughout
All had to be synced by hand because premiere was not having it that day
Cut down firstly to 30 minutes
And then structured and trimmed down to 13 minutes
And AI Voiceover placeholders for my client to record himself for storytelling purposes
And this is just the cut
Onto the actual editing now 😁
2 hours of 3 GoPro angles + handheld DJI + sporadic DSLR shots throughout
All had to be synced by hand because premiere was not having it that day
Cut down firstly to 30 minutes
And then structured and trimmed down to 13 minutes
And AI Voiceover placeholders for my client to record himself for storytelling purposes
And this is just the cut
Onto the actual editing now 😁
The worst case scenario almost never happens.
I've had this written on a whiteboard for about 2 months now.
The internet is good for many things, but there is a skill you must develop:
Do not get ragebaited.
Most posts you see nowadays exist to ragebait you.
The course seller with the nice car is rage baiting you into thinking you NEED a nice car
The indian larping as a trad account is rage baiting you into thinking all women are evil
The AI anon guy is rage baiting you into thinking this next tool is going to replace you
Everyone is out here to ragebait you.
And talking about doomsday scenarios gets a lot of attention.
How many people have spoken about how WW3 is coming this year?
You know when they've also said that?
January of 2020.
Does no one remember the "when me and bro are getting drafted" memes from SIX years ago?
Do bad things happen? Yes
Should you be prepared for something bad to happen? Also yes
Is the world ending tomorrow? Probably not
Humans have actually historically been really bad at predicting the future.
Doing mental exercises to try and predict catastrophes is rather pointless, especially when in most of these scenarios there isn't much else to do other than what you're already doing
Something I've also written in my whiteboard is this:
FOCUS ON TODAY, THE FUTURE ISN'T REAL
Yesterday is the past, you can't change that
Tomorrow isn't promised, you don't know if you'll even be there.
All you have is today.
I know it may sound wishy washy and corny
But what have you done today? Was it a good day? Did it move you forward?
Imagine how much better your life would be if instead of focusing on life-ending doomsday scenarios, you focused on carrying out an actual good life where, even if it dramatically ends or changes, it's okay because you've done the best you could've with the time you had.
Also, this kind of stuff is demonic.
Satan wants you to think "It's over".
God wants you to be fearless and to not despair.
This is what it means to put your trust in God.
My client gets comments like this on every single video.
This is what happens when you let an autist like me take over your content
