i got the higgsfield unlimited sd2.5 for the month, so im trying some prompts, making shorts. i remember coming across this skit awhile back, decided to do my take on it. it is a story about a cunning jester and egoistic king. workflow: its just 2 character ref sheet + text prompt (from chatgpt skill) for higgsfield unlimited, i can do 20s clip at 720p, then i can upscale to 4k for cheaply, thanks to atomic gains latest tip about upscaling. i used the extend feature as well, but it loses quality it seems like using this feature. so the first 20s looks good, the last 20s worsen.

I tried to make something more analog and with a different vibe.

I made a video and written version of this... This is an example of me taking what AI wrote, and rewriting it as a human. Please keep in mind the lesson to take away from this is NOT that humans write longer. Sometimes my rewrite is much shorter, especially if that AI writing has over explained itself. One of the ways in which to get AI to write more humanlike is to show it a lot of examples of your writing style, but it needs to contrast it against how it would have written it. It learns from the contrast. So building up a library of AI baselines and your own human rewrites is very important and helpful for this. Please note this is NOT the only thing that helps AI to write better, it is a 'part' of it, but there are a lot more factors that can shape AI writing to be a LOT better and more engaging than you may have thought possible before (even for fiction writing). So here it is, this is the baseline, followed by my 'human written' version... AI baseline: In today’s fast-paced world, it can often feel as though there simply aren’t enough hours in the day. Between work commitments, family responsibilities, and the constant pressure to stay connected, finding time for yourself may seem impossible. However, by making a few small but meaningful changes to your daily routine, you can regain control of your time, reduce stress, and create a more balanced life. My Human rewrite: I remember what it felt like when there were just NEVER ENOUGH HOURS in a day to get everything done. I was productive, hard working, I would upskill myself all the time, planned out my work well, and had some solid systems in place. I delegated, I created tools for myself to automate certain processes... And there STILL wasn't enough time to balance work, family, coaching my sons sports teams, having time to catch up with friends, time to keep fit, even finding time to wind down at night before bed was very difficult. So the thing that took a back seat unfortunately was my sleep.