
Visual System
Pop music video with a halftone portrait overlay
Canvas, AI image · 16:9 · 5:06
by anabology

I'd like you to make a music video in a similar style to this one: https://github.com/JohnHeibel/PDoomVideo To this song: https://youtu.be/cobZuBii0Z0?si=ada6wxomeJbo-LRl Don't feel the need to represent everything in the lyrics literally - feel free to include relevant references to concepts, events, and lore in the video, even if obscure (especially if obscure). E.g. when the lyrics say "when they say they're just predicting tokens...", you might depict a "stochastic parrot". That one's not particularly obscure but is the kind of thing I mean. Instead of depicting like, literally predicting tokens (though you might do that too. Use your judgement! The video should be fun to watch for someone well steeped in AI and AI safety lore and discourse, and who Wille wcognise relevant pop culture and literary or historical references) I don't know how this ultimately results in a video file - I know the linked repo animates a video with JavaScript or something - but I ultimately want a rendered video file. Feel free to choose your tools, be creative, and exercise your own taste. This repo "fdsgdg" appears to be have been accidentally created, but it's empty and we can use it for this, I can rename it afterwards. Also, clip the final two beats from the audio.rught at the end, after "then why does it talk back" they are after the song has finished and sound bad. Credit the song to Suno and whatever Claude Opus model was the latest at the time of the YouTube upload, as prompted by Andy Masely (Andy printed Claude to write the lyrics, and Suno for the music), and credit the video to yourself. And have fun! ---- A style change - don't make Dr. Null's mouth wobble with the lyrics as if he's singing, it doesn't actually look like he's singing, just that the curcle of his mouth is jittery. Best to just not make him be singing. Make him just have appropriate expressions for the scenes, and not be singing the song. ---- Dr. Null's arms look a bit unnatural in many scenes - I think he's supposed to be holding his hand on his face in shock or something, but it looks like it is a mistake. Can you make it look more natural? If you do so and like the result, re-render.

Visual System
Canvas, AI image · 16:9 · 5:06
by anabology
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How Corkboard of sticky notes opens a math music video was made, what its prompt says, and how to make Visual System videos like it with Potto.
Corkboard of sticky notes opens a math music video is a motion graphics video by doubleunplussed in the Visual System collection. A code-animated music video that opens on a corkboard of sticky notes and runs 262 seconds.
Corkboard of sticky notes opens a math music video was made with Canvas. It is part of the Visual System collection of AI motion graphics videos on Potto.
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