Here's the deal: Flux Realism Laura lets you design ultra-realistic AI avatars, which can then be brought to life in dynamic videos using Kling AI's cutting-edge tools. Step-by-Step: 1. Access FLUX Realism LoRA on fal. ai: - Visit fal. ai and scroll down to find the "Flux Realism Laura" model. - Sign in or create an account to unlock the model's features. 2. Craft Your AI Avatar: - Open "Flux Realism Laura" and use the default prompt as a starting point. - Modify the prompt to match your desired character (e.g., "a Korean model closeup"). - Copy the updated prompt into Flux Realism and get ready to generate. 3. Customize and Run the Model: - Tweak settings like image size and inference steps (set to 48 for optimal results). - Click "Run" to generate your avatar. If you notice any imperfections, especially with hands or face, rerun the process to refine the image. 4. Download Your Perfected Avatar: Once you’re satisfied with the results, download the image to your device. 5. Animate Your Avatar with Kling AI: - Head to Kling AI and select the "Image to Video" option. - Upload your avatar image and create a detailed video prompt (e.g., "She's describing how a skincare product makes her face glow"). - Choose your video length (e.g., 10 seconds) and start generating the video. It might take a bit of time, so be patient. 6. Download and Share Your AI-Generated Video: - Once the video is ready, download it and showcase your lifelike AI creation. Pro Tip: Experiment with the Flux Realism settings and rerun the model as needed to ensure your avatar looks just right before moving on to video creation.

Andrej Karpathy is launching an AI education company with, of course, AI teaching assistants. It is called Eureka labs. Here is the link if you want to subscribe for information https://eurekalabs.ai/ Note: the first course LLM101n is still in development, as noted in their GitHub site.

It took only three days for Lattice to cancel their idea to create 'digital AI workers' each with HR records, same as a human employee. They tried to pass their original idea as 'Responsible AI' .... what do you think? Is it ethical or responsible to anthropomorphize an AI chatbot? https://www.theverge.com/2024/7/15/24199054/lattice-digital-workers-ai

Happy Monday to all! Our community, the 4HAIWW, can either be a promising online gathering place for LEARNING, SHARING, and GROWTH toward a UNITED VISION. or it could become a DISTRACTION, with no clear direction and everyone posting random content that has little value. The vision of being a 4HAIWW member is to: A. Get smarter on AI for increased EFFICIENCY - This includes doing more with less. - Making tons more money - Saving precious time B. Sharing our learnings, tips, and tricks with other members to create synergies that will BENEFIT ALL. AND for our posts to benefit all, I’d like to suggest a certain mental framework when posting: 1. Each post should have a clear intended value (something should be learned) 2. Each post should have a specific target audience (To Marketers/teachers/AI enthusiasts etc…) This way we ensure each post carries value. If you agree to the above, let’s make this the top practical AI community that exists - please share with others in your network. Note: any member who is inactive for 30days will be removed. Please post and engage as much as you like, as the learning increases with volume. Onwards and upwards. Thanks