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What I want from a creative platform is a useful tool and enough space to use it properly. VOSU's no-subscription model and non-expiring credits make sense in that context. No monthly reset pushing you to spend the balance just because it's there.
VOSU just killed AI subscriptions.
You get the same AI models. Up to 70% cheaper than major competitors.
No subscriptions.
No monthly credit resets.
No expiring credits.
Start with just $1.
Stop wasting your hard-earned money on platforms that take away credits YOU paid for.
Busy month? Life happened? Your credits are still YOURS - @vosu_ai has your back.
You paid for them. Why the hell should a calendar take them away?
Your creativity doesn’t run on a billing cycle.
UMER AI retweeted
we just fired you, again.
your replacement is a bird. it knows who Sofia is.
apparently she’s your client, you owe her a quarterly review invite, and “I’ll remember” was not a functioning task management system.
Tonebird remembers the people you talk to, tracks the promises buried in your conversations, and uses that context to help you reply in your own voice.
so when someone follows up, you can answer without conducting a full investigation into what past-you agreed to.
you keep the job.
the bird gets custody of your unfinished business.
pizza wednesdays automated 🍕
she left @harvard surgery to build AI. she was told silicon valley would never accept her, that she would die under a bridge.
so she cold-messaged @KiteVC on linkedin because he backed canva early. he replied the next day and sent her to @SanghaCapital. one 90-minute call later, they were her first investors.
@larsras, co-founder of google maps, came in next. @amandaterry of @ACTAIVentures backed her at pre-seed. then @M13Company and @latifperacha led a $5M seed, with xAI co-founder @ChrSzegedy.
@heyrobynai just launched and ran out of invites on day one.
now her dad thinks they'll IPO in three years.
@iamjennyshao on nontechnical, episode 5.
00:00 she left her harvard surgical residency for a startup
00:46 "leave what? leave surgery? leave harvard?"
01:14 "you're gonna die under a bridge"
03:18 how do you walk away from yourself
05:03 now her dad thinks they'll IPO in three years
06:10 why melanie perkins and canva
07:02 the cold linkedin message to bill tai
07:49 one 90-minute call, then the round
08:32 why people are scared of AI
13:13 "decide who owns the complexity"
16:19 everyone gets their own jarvis
17:37 what if AI takes every job?
19:06 robyn, as in robin to your batman
19:52 "help my dog live longer"
28:45 "as a founder, no one's dying"
30:37 530 builds in one year
32:37 three kinds of surgeons
36:52 why AI forgets everything about you
37:30 three years with nobel laureate eric kandel
40:45 "it's like 50 first dates"
44:11 can AI just order my pizza?
45:19 would you give AI your credit card?
47:59 "jenny, I just need more tokens"
49:50 brian chesky lived with his users. she texts hers.
UMER AI retweeted
she left @harvard surgery to build AI. she was told silicon valley would never accept her, that she would die under a bridge.
so she cold-messaged @KiteVC on linkedin because he backed canva early. he replied the next day and sent her to @SanghaCapital. one 90-minute call later, they were her first investors.
@larsras, co-founder of google maps, came in next. @amandaterry of @ACTAIVentures backed her at pre-seed. then @M13Company and @latifperacha led a $5M seed, with xAI co-founder @ChrSzegedy.
@heyrobynai just launched and ran out of invites on day one.
now her dad thinks they'll IPO in three years.
@iamjennyshao on nontechnical, episode 5.
00:00 she left her harvard surgical residency for a startup
00:46 "leave what? leave surgery? leave harvard?"
01:14 "you're gonna die under a bridge"
03:18 how do you walk away from yourself
05:03 now her dad thinks they'll IPO in three years
06:10 why melanie perkins and canva
07:02 the cold linkedin message to bill tai
07:49 one 90-minute call, then the round
08:32 why people are scared of AI
13:13 "decide who owns the complexity"
16:19 everyone gets their own jarvis
17:37 what if AI takes every job?
19:06 robyn, as in robin to your batman
19:52 "help my dog live longer"
28:45 "as a founder, no one's dying"
30:37 530 builds in one year
32:37 three kinds of surgeons
36:52 why AI forgets everything about you
37:30 three years with nobel laureate eric kandel
40:45 "it's like 50 first dates"
44:11 can AI just order my pizza?
45:19 would you give AI your credit card?
47:59 "jenny, I just need more tokens"
49:50 brian chesky lived with his users. she texts hers.
It would be interesting to see how this works with teams using very different agent setups.
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After the reveal, the close-up shots need to show the product clearly. I'd use Multi-Track Editing to keep the product footage and promotional text on separate tracks, so I can control when the offer appears without covering important product details.
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5/5
The magic is in the details. Make the interaction look right, give the reveal enough breathing room, and let the product have its moment. That's how I'd polish an AI-generated product concept.
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UMER AI retweeted
Drop 1/15: Introducing Joy, a dual-channel conversational dataset.
Real, unscripted conversations between two people, each on their own track. Built to teach voice models how people actually talk: when to listen, when to jump in, when to say “hmm”.
100,000 hours.
50,000 speakers.
10 languages.
One year for you, one year to gift. Your choice. flova.ai/?refCode=3BFU8P57
Creative block? Sometimes you don’t need another idea—you need a place to start. ✨
Dreamina’s first month is $0.29, and from Oct 20–30, CapCut Desktop is 60% off Pro or 40% off Ultra. Each product has its own subscription and pricing. Use Dreamina to generate visuals that get your concept moving, then bring them into CapCut PC to trim the clips, adjust the rhythm, add music and transitions, and polish the final details. Start with something, then make it yours.
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UMER AI retweeted
More and more, image models get ranked by human vote. A vote can miss that your font changed.
Today @DavidZats and I are releasing VybBench, an open benchmark that scores design fidelity with numbers instead of votes. Ask a model to change one headline and it can nudge your font, shift your blue and redraw a corner of your logo too. Each edit changes a little more, until the design isn't yours.
VybBench scores each piece:
145 fonts, matched pixel by pixel against the real font
100 hex codes, scored on how far each color drifts
200 small edits, scored on how many pixels changed, with a judge checking the edit was made
We are not including model scores in the post, but you can see how each model scores on the Hugging Face. Every prompt, output, judge verdict and the scorer is on Hugging Face, link in the reply.
Full Disclosure: At @cocoailabs we also build Vyb - our first design model built to preserve design fidelity and taste.
UMER AI retweeted
I hired a retention researcher and gave him 12 brands to look at.
One request: please come back with something better than "send them 15% off."
His name is Viktor. He's an AI employee, and I gave him the assignment in Slack.
I wanted to understand what brands were doing to give customers a reason to buy again. Refill flexibility, product education, guarantees, something beyond another coupon with a countdown timer.
He came back in about 10 minutes with a Second Order Library and three experiments to consider. Saved 10+ hours of doing the same research myself.
• A replenishment reminder based on when someone should actually run out.
• A guarantee that makes trying a second product feel less risky.
• A specific gift on order two, introduced while the customer is still excited about order one.
Each proposal included who should get it, what to compare it against, and what to measure, with margin called out where it could bite. We do enjoy keeping some of the money.
The part I appreciated: he separated what he found on brand websites from what he thought we should test. He also flagged what he couldn't verify.
Seeing another brand do something doesn't mean it works. It gives you a hypothesis.
Now I have three test plans to evaluate and the research behind them, in one place.
Not bad for a morning's work.
If you have a research backlog of your own, hire @viktor_com for your team. Free to start, no credit card.
#AIemployee #Retention
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I like the guarantee idea. If someone enjoyed the first product but feels unsure about trying something new, removing a little of that risk could make a real difference.
I hired a retention researcher and gave him 12 brands to look at.
One request: please come back with something better than "send them 15% off."
His name is Viktor. He's an AI employee, and I gave him the assignment in Slack.
I wanted to understand what brands were doing to give customers a reason to buy again. Refill flexibility, product education, guarantees, something beyond another coupon with a countdown timer.
He came back in about 10 minutes with a Second Order Library and three experiments to consider. Saved 10+ hours of doing the same research myself.
• A replenishment reminder based on when someone should actually run out.
• A guarantee that makes trying a second product feel less risky.
• A specific gift on order two, introduced while the customer is still excited about order one.
Each proposal included who should get it, what to compare it against, and what to measure, with margin called out where it could bite. We do enjoy keeping some of the money.
The part I appreciated: he separated what he found on brand websites from what he thought we should test. He also flagged what he couldn't verify.
Seeing another brand do something doesn't mean it works. It gives you a hypothesis.
Now I have three test plans to evaluate and the research behind them, in one place.
Not bad for a morning's work.
If you have a research backlog of your own, hire @viktor_com for your team. Free to start, no credit card.
#AIemployee #Retention
Paid Partnership
UMER AI retweeted
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