3 months ago we recorded a podcast, speculating into the future of games tech. I had been envisioning a future with some type of new, more AI empowered DLSS type of layer that could run over game outputs to enhance visuals. That future is real, 1 week ago Nvidia announced their crazy new DLSS 5 tech doing just that, this was so cool to see! It's absolutely crazy to see how fast tech is advancing these days!

Can you imagine hopping off the hamster wheel because of technology instead of being on it 24/7 because of it? Cien Solon did exactly that. Building with AI agents as the founder and CEO of  LaunchLemonade🍋   gave her something most founders never get: time to actually connect with people.  She's been in rooms she never imagined, had lunches with people she never expected, and built relationships that changed everything. That's her biggest unlock from AI. The people. Full episode out now. 🎧 Link in comments.

So true! I wouldn't even have a podcast where I got to meet and interview cool cats like Cien if it wasn't for AI helping make recording and editing so easy to learn. Cien S. shares her biggest unlock from AI in the full ep 👉 https://lnkd.in/eziBUj8T

You can build something powerful without taking creative control away from the people who earned it. Noctal co-founder James Paul on why the fear is real, and who it actually serves. Hollywood is changing fast and almost nobody agrees on what it means. Studios are businesses. AI is just the latest variable in that equation.

Can you imagine a moment in your everyday job… that changes your life forever? Not a promotion. Not a deal. Just being in the right place—at the exact wrong or right time. That’s the idea behind the film I’m working on: A man whose job is to stay invisible… ends up seeing everything—and one decision rewrites his entire life. Because sometimes, your profession doesn’t change your life. A single moment does. Using AI tools, I created a concept trailer and visual storyboard to explore the atmosphere and narrative possibilities of the film. It’s fascinating how AI can already help filmmakers test ideas, mood, and storytelling before production even begins. Curious to hear what the AI and film communities think about this approach.

This is what 100,000+ clippers and 750 million followers can do for an AI film studio. The future of content distribution is already here.

AI video is starting to look incredibly real and we had to put Kling 3.0 to the test with one of the most intense moments in the Bible. God's TERRIFYING answer to Job. Pretty soon these videos will no longer be called "AI videos" they'll just be called videos. What's changed in the last 12 months? - Characters feel stable & intentional. - Lip sync isn't "close" its believable. - Scenes are lit with depth & realism, no longer flat CG looking. - Edits flow like a real film, not a sequence of generated clips. Watch this chilling opening, I'll put the full video in the comments. Shout out to the major inspiration from these AI filmmakers that have dropped hot fire videos lately: Wolf Mike Mozart, Nelson Tam, Jan-Willem Blom, Ron Baranov, Roxanne Ducharme, Dave Clark, PJ Accetturo, and Dustin Hollywood.

The year is 2026. AI can write code, generate videos, and pass bar exams. I used it to recommend movies to drunk people 😅 Here's the problem: Friday night. 4 beers in. group chat says "movie night at mine." you open Netflix. scroll for 40 minutes. someone suggests a movie. someone vetoes it. repeat 6 times. by the time you pick something, everyone's asleep. so i built one that solves this extremely important global crisis 😆 it's called Tipsy Picks. There's a "how drunk are you" slider from 1 to 5. if you drag it past level 4, the entire website goes blurry. yes really. I thought it was funny at 3am and i'm not removing it. then you pick: → your mood (scary? dumb fun? crying on the couch? absolute chaos?) → who's watching (solo, date night, the boys, or full house party) → hollywood, bollywood, or tollywood Hit the button and AI gives you 3 perfect picks with where to stream them, a custom drinking game for each movie tied to actual scenes, and descriptions that sound like your most unhinged friend at 1am yelling "BRO YOU HAVE TO WATCH THIS." The drunker you say you are, the dumber the picks get. at level 5 it's basically recommending you stare at the wall. It also remembers what it already suggested and never repeats. because even drunk you deserves variety. No one asked for this. but everyone who's tried it has spent way too long on it. Is this the best use of AI in 2026? probably not. Is this the most honest use of AI in 2026? absolutely. Use responsibly (or don't). Try it here:- https://lnkd.in/gWcuRsXn #buildinpublic #funproject #weekendproject

Founders, let's be real. That "to-do" list isn't getting shorter, and your brain feels like it has 50 tabs open at once. 🧠 Most people think AI is just for "saving time." But at EcoTek, we see it differently. It’s about clearing your cognitive load. When you treat AI as your silent teammate: Step 2 of our Five Step Start™ framework: you aren't just working faster. You're thinking clearer. You're moving from the chaos of constant "doing" to the calm of actual leadership. Stop letting the small stuff eat your big ideas. Ready to offload the repetitive tasks and reclaim your focus? Explore the possibilities in our Skool community where we show you exactly how to build your own silent teammate. Join us here: https://lnkd.in/gbE4mRqZ

The first trailer for As Deep as the Grave is out, and it’s already getting attention. It features an AI-generated version of Val Kilmer, who passed away in 2025. His character reportedly plays a major role, appearing for over an hour in the film. This is not a small cameo or tribute. It is a full performance powered by AI. We are entering a space where actors can continue to appear in films long after they are gone. That opens up new creative possibilities, but it also raises real questions about ownership, consent, and how far this should go. What do you think? Is this something the industry should embrace, or approach with caution?