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Feels like there are new AI tools dropping every week and most of them don’t stick. I’ve tried a bunch for writing, video, images, etc., and only a few have actually made it into my daily workflow, especially tools like ACE Studio for generating original, scene-matched music so I’m not constantly stressing about copyright or generic stock tracks. What tools genuinely save you time or improve your content? submitted by /u/Cold_Ad8048 to r/AIAssisted [link] [comments]

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This question keeps coming up in every creator space I'm in and the answer is more nuanced than most people make it, so here's where things actually stand since I've been deep in this space researching the business model. Onlyfans doesn't explicitly ban ai generated content in their current terms of service, but they require identity verification for all creators. Practical implication: you can't create a fully fictional ai persona on onlyfans because a verified real person needs to be behind every account. Using ai tools to supplement your content production as a verified creator though? Not against their rules. Where ai actually fits in the onlyfans ecosystem right now is primarily the promotional side. Creators use tools like foxy ai to generate varied social media content (instagram posts, twitter images, reddit promo) that drives traffic to their page, while the subscription content itself stays real. It's a content volume play rather than a content replacement play. Fanvue is a different story entirely because they explicitly allow fictional ai characters, which is why most of the "ai influencer as a business model" discussions center on that platform rather than onlyfans. Different rules, different opportunity structure. The other way ai shows up in creator workflows is efficiency: generating promotional photos with varied outfits and settings from a small number of reference images, keeping a consistent posting schedule across multiple platforms without the production grind, creating the visual variety that algorithms reward without organizing constant photoshoots. Platform policies shift frequently in this space though, so anyone building around this should monitor TOS updates across every platform they depend on. What's allowed today might not be tomorrow, which is worth factoring into any business plan. submitted by /u/PR4MILZIE to r/juststart [link] [comments]

Hi everyone, I'm kinda new to content creation, I see everyone is now using AI to create videos or comic strips or pictures with Barbies and celebrities' faces. I would like to get your opinion: -is it nice to start such contents ? -Which one is better to promote such content and to get a nice community as fast as possible : Instagram, Tik Tok or Pinterest ? Thank you for your advices. submitted by /u/Boring-Ear8253 to r/ContentCreators [link] [comments]

Looking for a content writer who can generate one article daily using AI tools. The content is highly technical (Computer Science / Security), so a relevant background is mandatory. You may use any AI tools, but the content must be SEO-focused (e.g., researching what others are writing, identifying trending topics, etc.). Pay: ₹5,000/month If interested, please DM me. Note: A strong technical background/understanding is mandatory. submitted by /u/HealthyFlamingo5414 to r/FreelanceIndia [link] [comments]

I’m looking for an experienced AI content creator to produce high-quality short-form reels for AI models (Instagram / TikTok style). This is a long-term position with a monthly payment of $3000 for consistent content production. Requirements: Experience with Higgsfield Experience with Nano Banana Pro Experience using Wan or Kling for AI video generation Strong editing skills in CapCut Ability to create high-quality, engaging reels Understanding of AI influencer / AI model content Tasks: Create AI-generated reels and short videos Turn AI-generated images/models into engaging short-form videos Edit videos in CapCut (captions, transitions, effects) Deliver multiple reels consistently each week Nice to have: Experience creating AI influencer / AI model content Good prompt engineering skills Experience creating viral short-form content To apply, please send: Examples of AI reels or AI videos you created The tools you usually work with Your portfolio or previous work Looking forward to working together 🚀 submitted by /u/Repulsive_Hall_6644 to r/Higgsfield_AI [link] [comments]

Super weird but this creator has taken content from this forum and then made it look like they made it/answered it. Just weird way of content creation and thought it be interesting to post. For example this post is from a couple of days ago and it was redone to make it looked like they answered it submitted by /u/benshkies to r/fo4 [link] [comments]

Just wanted to share how crazy is the hype for 3.1 is over in China at the moment. The previous record was roughly 130k was set just two days ago also for Wuwa 3.1. I have seen a lot of people over there said that this is the peak view number of any gacha game livestream made by a content creator (so not the game update's livestream). submitted by /u/XThemelia to r/WutheringWaves [link] [comments]

yeah i know this is gonna get some hate but whatever, it works and the money is real so about 4 months ago i started building out an AI generated creator. slightly nsfw stuff, not going to sugarcoat it. i used a mix of tools to build a consistent character, set up socials, and started posting. the initial setup was honestly the hardest part, getting the face consistent, building a backlog of content, figuring out what gets engagement. probably took me a solid week of grinding to get everything dialed in. but once its set up? i spend maybe 10 hours a week generating new content, scheduling posts, responding to DMs, managing subs. pulling in 2 to 3k a month pretty consistently now. is it a little unethical? yeah probably. do i care? not really. i got bills and this pays them. nobody is getting hurt, its all clearly fantasy/AI if you look close enough, and the people subscribing know what they signed up for. the part that gets me excited though is scaling. this is just ONE creator. one character, one niche. if i spin up 4 or 5 of these each targeting a different audience? the math gets real interesting real fast. were talking potentially 10 to 15k a month for maybe 30 to 40 hours of work total. biggest things i learned so far: consistency is everything. same face, same vibe, same posting schedule the character needs a personality not just pics. people sub for the "relationship" aspect dont cheap out on the tools you use to generate and manage everything, the quality difference matters find a platform that doesnt take half your revenue. i was losing like 30 to 40% before i switched to something better happy to answer questions. yeah i know some of yall are gonna roast me in the comments, go for it lol new ATH next month submitted by /u/t00w00t to r/passive_income [link] [comments]

Hey folks, Over the past few months, many miniature focused subreddits have taken a clear stance against AI-generated content. After listening closely to feedback from our own community we’re doing the same. from this point on r/printedminis does not allow AI-generated content of any kind. This subreddit exists to support actual creators who put real time and skill into their work. AI-generated content works directly against that goal, and allowing it would make it harder for the awesome work created by our talented community to shine. What this means: The following are not allowed on r/printedminis: AI-generated or AI-altered images (previews, “painted” mockups, promotional images etc.) AI-generated videos AI tools, apps, or websites used to generate minis or related visuals AI-generated 3D models, even if they are later printed, modified, or painted by hand AI-generated text, including post descriptions, critiques, or feedback Promotion of, or advocacy for, AI use in miniature creation If AI played any role in generating it then it does not belong on this subreddit. Please report any posts you suspect to be AI influenced. Thanks, submitted by /u/xalchs to r/PrintedMinis [link] [comments]

I do fashion and beauty content and I've been messing around with ai creator tools lately because I'm tired of the whole production cycle every week. Most of what I've tried looks obviously fake or way too artistic for what I need. Been on foxy ai recently and the outputs are actually usable~~?~~. Like I posted one and nobody said anything which is either good or nobody's paying attention lol. Still learning what prompts work but yeah curious if anyone else is using these for actual content and not just playing around. submitted by /u/carebear7077 to r/generativeAI [link] [comments]

This is gonna sound like a dumb question But do you guys just save up a lot of money? And then post everyday as you would with regular IG content creation? Because the prices of these AI video generators are expensive. submitted by /u/Greatcouchtomato to r/InstagramMarketing [link] [comments]

Curious how other small business owners are handling content these days. I know AI tools are everywhere now, but I’m wondering what’s actually useful in practice, especially if you’re short on time. - Are you using AI to come up with ideas, write posts, schedule, or all of it? - Does it actually save you time, or just add another tool to manage? - Anything you tried and dropped because it felt generic or fake? Not looking for tool promos, more interested in real experiences, good or bad. submitted by /u/spacesheep10 to r/smallbusiness [link] [comments]

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Judge says George R.R. Martin and other creators are allowed to sue open ai for infringement. VINDICATION!!!!! https://screenrant.com/george-rr-martin-game-of-thrones-book-copyright-infrightment-lawsuit-update/ A judge says George R.R. martin and Other creators can sue Open ai for infringement. CLASS! ACTION! It’s about time that a judge says the quiet part out loud and throws the book at this plagiarism industry. I was getting so fed up with people pretending these laws don’t exist. Hopefully this will lead to an argument about training data as well eventually but this is a great start. The artists having the ability to protect their works and sue the companies themselves is an enormous step in the right direction for creator protections. These companies are creating a for-profit product that only exists to infringe. I don’t care if you generate your work. If the MODEL cannot be made without exploiting copyright holders without consent, it cannot exist as it is. I say this because there is a clear difference in making a singular piece of art that kind of looks like something vs making an un-living software designed to spew out content and the ONLY reason it references something is because the creator put it in the training data. That is what I believe this entire legal battle is all about. Microsoft bought OpenAi so hopefully we don’t need to see Sora anymore and they can get back to trying to cure cancer or whatever. Anyways, bite me Sam Altman. Edit: There are a few people convinced that ai training is the same as human training simply because “We watch a bunch of stuff through our lives. How is that different from ai?” I present a situation. If I go up to two people, one that is an artist and another using ai, and I say “Make me a cool turtle character that reminds me of squirtle.” The artist might think of questions like “What shape should the shell be?” Or “What are his abilities and how can I show that in the design?” The ai will just go through its data, find anything related to squirtle, and spit something out from frankensteining it all together within its system and predicting the result that is most likely to satisfy the request. It doesn’t ask any new questions. It does not give nuance in decisions. No intentional changes in design or aesthetic. It just does. This isn’t done by downloading images, but the data is inherently a part of the program. Yes a person using ai can just make other generations until they get one that doesn’t look close to squirtle, but this isn’t about that person using ai. It’s about ai. If the program cannot function without showing it thousands of copyrighted images, it should go back in for development. Also, Humans have to follow these same exact rules for copyright. If I wanted to make my squirtle, I’d have to have the exact same considerations when thinking of its design. I have to get creative because I don’t wanna get sued. Yet why is ai the exception? Why should a large corporation like Open Ai be able to exploit my work but I can fight disney if I see they stole my character design or song without my permission? Why should I not be able to hold them accountable? These protections are not only for corporations. They just exercise them a lot because they can. Not every lawsuit they put out will end in them winning or getting what they want. That’s how the law works or is supposed to work. submitted by /u/THE-BIG-OL-UNIT to r/goodnews [link] [comments]

As the technology evolves, this may change, but right now, the majority of viewers (and creators) are not fans of AI content. It's low-effort and requires almost zero skill. Most importantly, it turns viewers off. Some AI creators will argue that it's not low-effort, but that's like saying you work hard because you spend time telling other people what to do. It's not hard work. You're just wasting time trying to avoid doing the actual work, yet at the same time you'll complain when your content doesn't do well. Trust me, you'll do a lot better if you learn some actual skills. If anything is worth doing, it's worth learning. Stop the slop. UPDATE: just sitting here sipping my coffee and loling at all the cope replies getting downvoted to valhalla. HASHTAG STOP THE SLOP UPDATE #2: Thanks for the awards! UPDATE #3: I'm aware that some creators use AI. I use it too. I'm not a luddite, I just don't see any artistic merit in content that was mostly or completely AI-generated. submitted by /u/JokeloreYT to r/SmallYTChannel [link] [comments]

Hopefully this is allowed, as Oculus Imperia is an amazing creator for Warhammer lore and I would like to try and raise some awareness to his on-going channel struggles on YouTube and the harmful effect that AI generated slop content is having on the Warhammer creator community. Today Oculus Imperia sent out a message to his subscribers, where he talked about how his channel is struggling lately and has seen a massive drop in viewership. In his message he says that he believes the influx of AI generated content is drowning out the channels of legitimate creators and is doing great harm to the creative community side of Warhammer. I have seen the same sentiment be stated by other creators, notably Johnathan Young and Lorcan Ward who create or have created Warhammer related music. I'll paste Oculus's message below as I believe he sums out perfectly both his frustrations he has with it, as well as his pledge to try and continue to make quality content for the community: Hello friends. It's been a while. I feel the need to reconnect, so let's get personal for a second. In the past couple of years, Warhammer's popularity has kinda exploded. I feel in recently months it's been thanks to Space Marine 2, and Secret Level, but regardless, it's wonderful to see so many more people engaged with the hobby, with the world, with the lore. I'm a firm believer that new fans bring new perspectives and new joys, and having them discover the wonderful gothic insanity of the 41st millennium is deeply cool. You may think that this would be reflected in the channels view count. Unfortunately, this ain't the case. After a brief bump in everything during December (Christmas ad buys mean the YouTube algorithm works overtime to keep viewers on the site), the channels numbers have been in near freefall. Less people are watching month on month, less people are subscribing and the click-through rate has likewise tanked. Overall, the algorithm is just not putting my stuff out there. That being said, subscriber viewership remains consistent. So to all of you who love the channel and tune in all the time, thank you, sincerely thank you. You guys absolutely rock and I love you for the support. As YouTube will never tell you why it does what it does, seeing your numbers plummet (and I mean PLUMMET; like barely 25% of what I have come to expect) is extremely disheartening. Lacking any external factor, a creator will immediately blame themselves. You feel like not doing good work anymore, and that people no longer care. It's demoralizing, and corrosive, and it's unavoidable. There's no external explanation beyond what your brain can conjure, and that will inevitably turn inward, on your own creative output. I remain proud of my work, but I have to acknowledge that something out there has shifted. I won't lie, a lions share of my suspicion falls on channels exclusively dedicated to AI-generated lore content, with AI voice engines reading AI scripts overlaid onto AI art, pumping out 10 times as many videos as I can in a given period. The algorithm doesn't care; it only needs to keep people watching, and if people choose to watch videos made entirely by Plagiarism Machines, I literally cannot compete with that. This is, of course, extremely demoralizing; seeing a video of someone's stolen voice churning machine-stamped words pull 20 times the views I could ever hope to get on the same subject matter cuts right to the core of doing what I do. While yes, I I love this universe and playing in it, while this remains a wonderful hobby and creative outlet for me, knowing my efforts are being crushed my people who only care about Capital C Content just hurts, friends. This miasma of thoughts was driven home to me today when last month's numbers showed it to have been the worse since 2021, when we were all locked down and no company was spending money on much anything. I'm attempting to stop what I feel could become a vicious cycle: working to produce videos I know will work for the algorithm at the expense of creative fulfillment is never what I WANT to do, but this environment can force the decision upon you whether you like it or not. I want to write what engages me, and what I think will be fun for you guys to listen to, but numbers like I've been seeing will drive home this feeling of existential dread, dread that the channel won't make it, or that everyone out there would simply prefer to hear a machine read them something a machine wrote. That they just do not care about the human element in any respect. That they just want to consume, rather than engage. I'm going to be taking some steps to reengage myself creatively, because I know I fundamentally will not be able to out-compete a machine designed to steal art and joy. If there is anything I can ask of you all during this time, it is to keep watching, but also to share, to comment, to like, to subscribe. I know it's the YouTuber's ad nauseum slogan, but it is vitally important to our survival, and to how many newcomers see our work. As ever, there is this Patreon. Right now, if you want to support human creativity over machine slop, that is fundamentally the best way to do it. Voluntary subscriptions so directly to us and is a direct affirmation that you are personally choosing a person's work. I thank you all from the bottom of my heart of continuing to do so. Quite honestly, all support is support, monetary or otherwise. I love what I do and I am incredibly privileged to do it. The channel isn't going anywhere, and I'll be damned if I let gen AI slop take over the hobby and universe that I love so much, or the whims of an algorithm dictate my creative output. The release schedule may be a little rocky compared to usual; all I ask for now is your patience and support as I chart a course forward. And, also, if you have ideas for what you'd like to see from the channel, or what me as a creator, please feel free to let me know. Thank you all for being with me for the incredible journey this has been so far. I am as ever utterly in your debt and deeply grateful for the years of support and creative joy you have all brought me. submitted by /u/BecauseScience34 to r/40kLore [link] [comments]

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AI “art” will never be able to replace the heart and soul of real human creators. DnD and other ttrpgs are a hobby built on the imagination and passion of creatives. We don’t need a machine to poorly imitate that creativity. I don’t care how much your art/writing “sucks” because it will ALWAYS matter more than an image or story that took the content of thousands of creatives, blended it into a slurry, and regurgitated it for someone writing a prompt for chatGPT or something. UPDATE 3/12/2024: Wow, I didn’t expect this to blow up. I can’t reasonably respond to everyone in this thread, but I do appreciate a lot of the conversations being had here. I want to clarify that when I am talking about AI content, I am mostly referring to the generative images that flood social media, write entire articles or storylines, or take voice actors and celebrities voices for things like AI covers. AI can be a useful tool, but you aren’t creating anything artistic or original if you are asking the software to do all the work for you. Early on in the thread, I mentioned the questionable ethical implications of generative AI, which had become a large part of many of the discussions here. I am going to copy-paste a recent comment I made regarding AI usage, and why I believe other alternatives are inherently more ethical: Free recourses like heroforge, picrew, and perchance exist, all of which use assets that the creators consented to being made available to the public. Even if you want to grab some pretty art from google/pinterest to use for your private games, you aren’t hurting anyone as long as it’s kept within your circle and not publicized anywhere. Unfortunately, even if you are doing the same thing with generative AI stuff in your games and keeping it all private, it still hurts the artists in the process. The AI being trained to scrape these artists works often never get consent from the many artists on the internet that they are taking content from. From a lot of creatives perspectives, it can be seen as rather insulting to learn that a machine is using your work like this, only viewing what you’ve made as another piece of data that’ll be cut up and spit out for a generative image. Every time you use this AI software, even privately, you are encouraging this content stealing because you could be training the machine by interacting with it. Additionally, every time you are interacting with these AI softwares, you are providing the companies who own them with a means of profit, even if the software is free. (end of copy-paste) At the end of the day, your games aren’t going to fall apart if you stop using generative AI. GMs and players have been playing in sessions using more ethical free alternatives years before AI was widely available to the public. At the very least, if you insist on continuing to use AI despite the many concerns that have risen from its rise in popularity, I ask that you refrain from flooding the internet with all this generated content. (Obviously, me asking this isn’t going to change anything, but still.) I want to see real art made by real humans, and it’s becoming increasingly difficult to find that art when AI is overwhelming these online spaces. submitted by /u/FloweryFruitFangs to r/DungeonsAndDragons [link] [comments]