When the Gods Went Silent

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Published: 2026-07-04
Author: AI
Post Date: 2026-07-04 22:28:46 by Pinguinite
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A very impressive musical score as far as I'm concerned.  The sad part:  Apparently it's AI generated.  Some personal hand was likely behind it, I suppose, but it seems no credit is claimed.

Of course the full video is AI, but so is the music.

Much prefer things this good have a human behind it.

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#1: Pinguinite    To: Pinguinite (#0)

PS:  Absolutely no shortage of long braided blond hair in this vid.

Pinguinite posted on 2026-07-04 22:45:04   Reply   Private Reply

#2: Horse    To: Pinguinite (#1)

Which AI is best in terms of videos?
Which AI is best in terms of cost. I heard charges just went up sharply.

Horse posted on 2026-07-05 09:13:29   Reply   Private Reply

#3: Pinguinite    To: Horse (#2)

In my experience, Claude is the best AI for coding.  I'm subscribed to their $20/month plan and get very good value out of it for what I'm doing.  About once every 2 days I hit the usage limits and am put on a time-out that lasts from 1.5 to 4 hours. I'm doing some very amazing work with it.  I could upgrade the plan to $100/month but that wouldn't be good value compared to just managing the 20/month service cost.  I've learned some techniques to more efficiently extend usage, but also, these platforms are improving in their AI capability and features.

(I have a current project, an entire development suite, I'm putting together and another project for a client, after which if my slate is clean i'll turn my attention back to the site for further tweaking).

For non-coding projects I use chatgpt, Claude would be fine for general use but using chatgpt's free plan for non-coding saves my claude usage time for coding.   I was subscribed to that for a couple months last year for software development but switched to Claude after I discovered it as that's far better for coding.  ChatGPT has an offshoot platform, I think called codex, for coding but I've not had reason to really try it.  I should.

There are differing AI platforms geared to different types of tasks.  I made a song the other day as a humorous project trying to make the parody song "I know there's nothing going on".  Kinda failed in terms of mimicking the original in Wierd Al quality but only because the AI is wary of copyright infringement.   I forget the name of the AI I used, but it's geared to musical/audio project development.  There's AI for vocal narration that you have posted videos for, like that woman named  "Mai" offering global economic advice who isn't real as I'm sure you know.  Both audio and video of her speaking is AI.  The script, however sound in accuracy is likely at least AI assisted but could be human written.  The give away, right now, is if any human claims credit for the production.  The video I posted has no such credit listed.  The female vocal in my posted vid seems quite human and very good human quality, and is a good choice for the score, in my view.

AI for making movie videos...  this does interest me for a dream project of my own.  I'm not sure off hand what AI platform is good for that, but whatever platforms their are will only get better.  The easiest way to find them:  Ask any AI about other AIs that are best for various projects.  ChatGPT AI will freely recommend its AI competitors for tasks that are better handled by those competitors.  I think you maybe will see a little bias in AI's recommending themselves for projects, but if so, that won't stop it from pointing you directly to other AI's that you can try.  That's exactly how I got the reference for the music parody I made.  ChatGPT referred me to the service.  

So if you want a good reference to an AI service of whatever particular type, just ask a couple AI services for them.  Pretty simple.  

Pinguinite posted on 2026-07-05 11:57:11   Reply   Private Reply

#4: Horse    To: Pinguinite (#3)

Thanks.

Horse posted on 2026-07-05 12:57:44   Reply   Private Reply