I recently watched Monsters of Man —a film where AI robots are tested in a remote village in middle of jungle to showcase their tactical abilities, all in pursuit of winning lucrative military contracts. The movie paints a chilling picture of how easily AI technology could be manipulated by those with questionable motives, leading to unintended consequences. One particular scene stood out to me—a moment when an AI robot becomes deeply fascinated with human anatomy. It examines the human form with a level of curiosity that feels unsettling, as it absorbs this knowledge into its system. What makes this scene even more thought-provoking is that such a scenario isn't entirely far-fetched. While the technology may not be fully realized in the physical world yet, we are undoubtedly heading in that direction. It leaves me wondering—are we prepared to handle the implications of AI as it continues to evolve? As much as I am hopeful for the future, it's important that we remain vigilant about the ethical use of this powerful technology. The question is, will we have the wisdom to guide it responsibly? What are your thoughts on the future of AI? I'd love to hear what you think. How do you feel about the potential risks and rewards of artificial intelligence?

I'll go first, Midjourney for image generation and RunwayML for image to video. Curious to hear yours..

Hey everyone, I wanted to share a small project I worked on over the weekend. As someone who’s relatively new to coding, I challenged myself to build a simple tool that could be useful for designers and anyone working with colors. 🔹Introducing ColorSynth 🎨 ColorSynth is a straightforward app that generates harmonious color palettes from a single base color. The idea came from wanting an easy way to create color schemes without getting bogged down in complex software. 🔹What Can ColorSynth Do? • Generate color palettes from one hex code: Just input a color, and it creates a palette based on different harmony principles. • Explore various color harmonies: Choose from Analogous, Complementary, Triadic, and more. • Accessibility information: It provides contrast ratios to help ensure your colors are readable. • Easy copying: Quickly copy color codes for your projects. • Download options: Save your palettes as PNG or SVG images. • Randomize feature: Get new color ideas with a click. 🔹How I Built It I used Cursor.com to assemble the app without diving deep into code. Deploying it with v0 and Vercel made getting it online pretty straightforward. 🔹Tech Used • Next.js: For the app framework. • Tailwind CSS: For styling. • Framer Motion: For some basic animations. • Chroma.js: For handling color calculations. 🔹Challenges Faced Deciding which features to include was a bit of a balancing act. To make the app truly responsive, I had to dig into the code and manually adjust things like widths, column sizes, and gaps. Even with no-code tools, sometimes you need to tweak things under the hood. 🔹What I Learned This project showed me that you don’t need to be a coding expert to create something useful. With accessible tools and a bit of tinkering, you can bring your ideas to life. It also gave me insight into the nuances of web development and responsiveness.

Hey everyone, I am Rahul. Consider me as someone experienced enough in the Ai world to help you navigate better ! Happy to help :)

I'm in need of a partner. I'm EST, but very used to working with PST, and EU. At the moment I'm an AI dabbler at best, but really wanna change that quickly through this course/community. Love to find a partner to push through this with.