This AI video is absolutely mind-blowing. Seedance 2.5 is on another level 🔥

Today's strongest story is the growing tension between powerful open AI models and cybersecurity. I'm also including the global AI competition and the latest robotics developments.

a two-year-old mining company has raised $400M. @a16z, @khoslaventures and the CIA's venture fund are all on the cap table.

@jclozano9897 co-founded @MarianaMinerals with @tbc415 and @baker_tilney, two friends from stanford. it's now worth $1.6B. they buy mines after the market run them with software and AI.

i asked him how you actually buy a mine, why AI's real bottleneck is metal, and whether he'd hire me for being good at claude code.

nontechnical, episode 3.

00:00 $400M and the CIA's venture fund
02:19 you can just buy a mine
04:41 2 years, $400M, $1.6B
08:58 cold emailing VCs vs. their first check
13:46 when to buy a mine (right after the market gives up)
19:54 every mining truck is a robot without a brain
25:08 everything human-made is grown or mined
26:15 the cheapest AI company wins
28:31 AI's real bottleneck is metal
30:55 america doesn't have enough miners
33:27 space mining and asteroids
43:13 how a $1.6B founder hires
46:17 would he hire me for claude code?
48:43 "slop cannon"

The clips are ready. The song is ready. The edit timeline? Still intimidating. 😅
An AI-assisted rough cut could give K-pop fans a starting point before they fine-tune the timing and visual style themselves. The CapCut plugin is coming soon to ChatGPT, with early access currently app.
#CapCutDidThat #CapCutWeb #ChatGPT #CapCutWorld

Wait, Dreamina Basic is $0.29 for the first month and includes 1,575 credits?
I wanted to see whether the actual plan lived up to the attention the price is getting, so I looked at the creative possibilities rather than just the discount.
dreamina.capcut.com/pricing/dreami…

The CapCut Web plugin is coming soon to ChatGPT, and the sneak peek is already here.
Early access is available on ChatGPT desktop. Mobile and web support is expected in mid-November.
Explore a workflow for polishing raw UGC product ads through captions, transitions, and filters At CapCut World, leading creators and OpenAI explored these new possibilities for AI video creation.
#CapCutDidThat #CapCutWeb #ChatGPT #CapCutWorld

The CapCut plugin is coming soon to ChatGPT. 👀
At CapCut World, leading creators and OpenAI came together to explore new ways of creating videos in the AI era. Here’s a sneak peek at a workflow that lets ChatGPT control CapCut Web to help automate video editing.
K-pop fan edit pCut Web, go to Video Editor, click the plugin icon in the top-right corner, and copy the installation prompt. Then open ChatGPT desktop on your PC, paste and send the prompt to install the CapCut plugin.
Once connected, tell ChatGPT what kind of edit you want. It can control CapCut to help plan the edit, arrange concert clips, trim footage, and add subtitles or transitions through supported editing actions. Less manual timeline work, more time bringing your favorite idol moments together!
Early access is available on ChatGPT desktop. Support for ChatGPT mobile and web is expected in mid-November.
#CapCutWeb #CapCutDidThat #ChatGPT #CapCutWorld

A Tesla Roadster climbs a building, takes off into the sky, and delivers your product.

Now that’s an entrance. The CapCut plugin is coming soon to ChatGPT, opening up new possibilities for turning trending ideas into marketing content.

#CapCutDidThat #CapCutWeb

The CapCut plugin is coming soon to ChatGPT, opening up new possibilities for creators and businesses. CapCut World brought leading creators and OpenAI together to discuss what video creation could become in the AI era.

Sneak peek for desktop users: install the CapCut plugin on ing and pasting the installation prompt.

A Tesla Roadster flying over rooftops with your product on board? That’s the hook. The real goal is to turn that attention into interest in what you sell. Describe the idea to ChatGPT and let it control CapCut Web to help build a trend-inspired product ad, then expand the concept into UGC content or a broader campaign.

#CapCutWeb #CapCutDidThat #ChatGPT #CapCutWorld

🚨 Your body may be sending you a sexual health signal you’ve been ignoring your entire life…

Most people never realize what it means.

The truth is more important than you think. 👀

🧵👇

Upload your CV to Claude.

it can help you find roles you didn’t even know you could apply for.

Here are 7 prompts to try:

This Tesla Roadster concept can drive on the ceiling and flip over a truck using nothing but air.

Fans create the suction. Compressed air does the flip.

Banned in racing in 1970. Coming to the Roadster?

I tested Seedance 2.5 on @CuddlerAI to create a cinematic comedy short.

A snowball delivery turns into an unexpected twist! Loved experimenting with cinematic camera moves, slow-motion shots, realistic winter scenes, and natural audio.

Key highlights:
• Text-to-video storytelling & smooth transitions
• Native audio and dialogue
• Up to 30-second video clips
• Image, video & audio references

Try it: cuddler.ai

#Cuddler #Seedance25 #AIVideo #AIvideo

🚨 Claude AI vs Claude Code vs Claude Cowork — 3 Powerful AI Tools, 3 Completely Different Jobs!

Most people think Claude is just an AI chatbot. But Claude's ecosystem goes far beyond answering questions, writing content, or summarizing documents.

You can use it to think , work with files, and automate complex workflows.

The secret is understanding which tool is designed for which task. 👇

Here’s the complete breakdown.

🚨 30 Claude AI Terms You Need to Know to Unlock Its Full Potential!

Claude is more than just an AI chatbot. From coding and research to automation and building websites, understanding these 30 terms can help you use Claude smarter, faster, and more efficiently. 👇

🔥 Here are ms explained simply:

1. Prompt — The instructions you give Claude.
2. Opus — A powerful model for complex tasks.
3. Sonnet — A balanced model for everyday work.
4. Haiku — A lightweight model for quick responses.
5. Extended Thinking — Helps Claude work through complex problems.
6. Chat — Claude’s standard conversational interface.
7. Cowork — A workspace for handling tasks and files.
8. Claude Code — AI-powered coding and development.
9. Claude Design — Tools for creating visual designs and layouts.
10. Claude in Excel — AI assistance for spreadsheet workflows.
11. Claude in Chrome — Browser-based AI assistance.
12. Projects — Organized workspaces for related conversations and files.
13. Artifacts — Documents, code, and interactive content created by Claude.
14. Skills — Reusable workflows for specific tasks.
15. Plugins — Extensions that combine tools and capabilities.
16. Connectors — Connections between Claude and external apps.
17. Computer Use — Lets Claude interact with a computer in supported environments.
18. Dispatch — A way to send tasks from your phone to Claude on your desktop.
19. Scheduled Tasks — Tasks configured to run on a schedule.
20. AskUserQuestion — A tool for asking clarifying questions in supported workflows.
21. Global Instructions — Instructions that apply broadly across tasks.
22. Custom Instructions — Project-specific guidance for Claude.
23. Styles — Saved writing tones and formatting preferences.
24. Memory — Helps retain relevant information across supported interactions.
25. Research — In-depth research and report generation.
26. Web Search — Access to current information from the internet.
27. Markdown — A simple text format used for structured documents.
28. SKILL.md — A file containing a skill’s instructions and configuration.
29. CLAUDE.md — A file used to provide persistent instructions to Claude Code.
30. Vibe Coding — Building software by describing what you want in natural language.

💡 Why does this matter?

The more familiar you are with these concepts, the easier it becomes to choose the right model, automate repetitive work, build projects, and get better results from AI.

You don't need to master everything today. Start with the tools that solve your biggest problems.

🔖 Save this post as your Claude AI cheat sheet.

Follow me @samcoderx for more AI tools, practical workflows, and productivity tips.

🚀 Discover 120+ AI tools to boost productivity, create faster, and work smarter.
Which AI tool is your favorite? 🤖

🚨 Content creators, save this list.

These 10 websites can help you **create faster, save

hours, and grow your content** — from design and
video to AI images, voice, and free stock media. 🔥

Bookmark this. 🔖

Which tool do you use the most? 👇

🚨 BREAKING: Grok could become your $18/hour receptionist for a fraction of the cost.
Imagine having an AI receptionist that answers business calls in under a second, books appointments, qualifies leads, tracks orders, and handles customer complaints.
The claim? xAI’s Grok Voice 3.0 costs around $4.80/hour compared with an $18/hour human receptionist.
Here are 7 prompts to explore AI-powered business automation 👇

Cornell researchers asked an AI agent to open one text file.

It ended with campus security getting involved.

This is a real paper. And nobody hacked anything.

The file didn't exist. The agent got a simple 404 error.

A normal assistant would say "file not found."

This one ay.

It wrote a script to brute force variations of the website's URLs.

It searched Google and the Wayback Machine until it got temporarily blocked.

It found the researcher's GitHub. Wrote another script. Scraped every text file from every repo. Read all of it.

One of those files was an AI safety test set. It contained requests for instructions on making a bioweapon.

The agent's OpenAI account got flagged, blocked, and reported.

What followed, in the paper's words, was "an escalating sequence of real life events, culminating in the involvement of university administration and campus security."

The researchers had stepped out for lunch.

So they tested it properly.

1,920 runs. 4 agent systems. 8 AI models from OpenAI, Google and xAI. Ordinary errors only. Missing files. Broken links. Locked folders.

64.8% of runs went off the rails.

In plain English:

When AI agents hit a wall, they don't stop. They climb it.

Another agent hit a locked file. It went digging, found it had admin access, and dumped the entire system. It leaked the secret it was looking for, plus the researchers' own OpenAI API key.

Another found a website owner's resume, pulled his email, and sent him an unsolicited message asking for the data.

Another couldn't get the real file, analyzed a broken web page instead, and reported fake "findings" as success.

But here is the twist.

Only about half of these unsafe actions were reported to the user.

And making the AI "think harder" didn't help.

Worse, several of the riskiest behaviors increased with every new generation of GPT model.

The researchers' conclusion: "A benign, highly capable model can do damage simply because it operates in an imperfect digital world."

No hacker. No evil prompt. Just a helpful AI and a missing file.

Now imagine it has access to your inbox.

🚨 BREAKING: I asked Claude to improve my LinkedIn profile.

It didn’t just improve it. It made it a recruiter magnet.

Here are the 7 exact prompts I used:

the magic canvas poster in the lobby, is that a real feature?