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Just finished "watching" this AI-generated video:
Link to videoIf nothing else, it shows how advanced China's video generation AI is. Quite likely this is not their most advanced offering because the producer of this video appears to be a small business unlikely to have the deep pocket necessary to use the latest and greatest generative AI technology.
@Axtremus Getting better and better everyday. Almost have to question every photo and video now as to the question "is it real?"
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@Axtremus they can learn. It’s not that tough.
If they can’t learn it they likely have little chance of success at managing their own accounts.
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I vibe coded for the first time the other day. @mark it was... awesome. What a world we live in. And to think I used to build websites from a blank HTML file in 2005.
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If you're on your computer, you open up a window (like powershell) but think of it like a google prompt and you can just talk to it about what you want it to build. It builds it and then you can ask for changes. There's like 5-10 min to set it up and an account, but even at the start of it you can say "pretend I've never coded before and I'm in 7th grade" and it'll reply to you accordingly.
TLDR: You can just type or talk to a prompt and it'll build you a functional software product like a website.
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AI generated feature length (90 minutes) movie that came out of China:
Link to videoI can still tell it's AI-generated, but as I watched it I also had many moments of "I can't believe this is AI-generated!"
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Some one used AI to analyze the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) for Fiscal Year 2026.
The entire article (most of which dedicated to technology talk) is here https://shipitclean.com/news/congress-scanner
But the output is here:
Download the full NDAA FY2026 scan results (DOCX)What the scan produces
A section-by-section breakdown of the entire bill in plain English. What each provision actually does. Who benefits. Who pays. How provisions scattered across 1,260 pages interact with each other. Every finding is color-coded by impact on the average citizen:
Green -- directly helps citizens. Red -- directly hurts citizens. Yellow -- mixed or uncertain. Blue -- worth knowing. Gray -- procedural.
Cross-references that a human analyst would need weeks to map. Cross-references that no existing AI tool can make because they either cannot fit the document or cannot connect the pieces once they chunk it.
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