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5 things creators are making with Story Mode right now: – History shorts – Explainer videos – Custom-style niche content (your own actor included) – AI ads – Music videos One prompt each. Full walkthrough below 👇

Stop scrolling stock sites for B-roll everyone's already used. B-roll isn't footage you find. It's footage you make. Agent Opus builds scene-based clips animated explainers that actually match what you're saying.

Everyone's asking if YouTube is banning AI. They just put Gemini in Shorts, Studio, & agents. YouTube isn't shutting AI down. They're all in.

This political influencer just hit 5M views on Instagram using AI-generated content. Six months ago they were lucky to break 500 on a reel. Same niche, same ideas, same posting schedule, just completely invisible on the algorithm. For months they were doing the classic creator thing: - Talking head videos - Green screen backgrounds - Decent production A few hundred views on a good week, basically nothing on a bad one. Then they switched to AI-generated content and the numbers just... flipped. Same political commentary, same takes, but produced entirely differently (literally millions of views on content that would've died at 300 before). The ideas didn't change, the niche didn't change. They just found a format that was actually trending and the algorithm started doing the work for them. Comment "BREAKDOWN" below and I'll send you the full case study.

My stance on AI in creativity and content: AI is not the ENEMY, it’s just a tool, and like most tools its gets misused, and blamed for the bad intentions of people using it… Being Human in your creativity shouldn’t be about glorifying grinding so you can say #NoAI … There is no honor in spending 20 more hours on something that you needed to when you could have spent 18 more hours being with your family… You can say you’re putting more human effort it, but you’re just chaining yourself to computer all day while bragging about being human instead of actually being one. Just be the #HumanInTheLoop you don’t have to and shouldn’t use AI for EVERYTHING in your creative work. But it should be eliminating as much as it can from your plate and giving your more time be with people you love… instead of glorifying your work, yes even work you find fulfilling… Because work will always be there… but people won’t… you won’t ever get back time that your gloried giving to your work instead of to people who could be gone tomorrow… And you’ll then only wish you’d have made the time…

It's undoubtably the EASIEST it's ever been to become a creator. The gold rush is here. Don't miss it.

Most people open Agent Opus, type one line, and hit generate. Then there's the TACKL framework: Tone, Audience, Character, Key moments, Locations. 5 prompt lines before you press the button = full control over your long AI video. Become a pro in 6-minutes 👇 youtube.com/watch?v=JejRB9KV…

The "starving artist" was a distribution problem, not a talent problem. A broke 13-year-old can now draw, animate, publish, and monetize by themselves. Solo. AI helped solved that problem.