PromptReverse @promptreverse

POV: You forgot to pay the rent and the landlord wants a word. I've tried staying quiet. I've tried not moving. I've tried pretending I don't exist. Unfortunately, he's now discovered where I live.

The Prompt Reverse API is live. Turn any image into a detailed AI prompt. Generate across 6 models. Or do both in one call with /v1/recreate. Pay-as-you-go credits, no subscription, no monthly minimum. Your first call is 3 lines of curl. Docs: promptreverse.app/developers

Happy World Cup day🏆 May the best team win⚽

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Why Sora likely faded? A few thoughts: 1) Very expensive to run as video generation uses a lot of GPU power. Even short clips can cost dollars to produce, which makes it hard to offer at scale, especially for free. 2) High risk (deepfakes, copyright), as video is much harder to control than text or images. Misuse, fake content, and copyright issues become a big, ongoing cost and risk. 3) Focus on revenue (IPO coming). With a potential IPO, it makes sense to focus on products that are easier to monetize and more predictable such as text and code. Video is neither (yet).

Spotify is beta testing "Artist Profile Protection," a feature designed to help artists review and approve or decline releases before they appear on their profiles. The feature aims to tackle the increasing problem of AI-generated songs being wrongly credited to real artists. Artists enrolled in the beta who enable the protection will receive email notifications if music is delivered with their name attached. Major labels, such as Sony, have already requested the removal of over 135,000 AI-generated songs impersonating their artists.

Sora is officially shutting down. Awaiting timeline info on APIs 👀

Sora @soraofficialapp

7 months ago

We’re saying goodbye to the Sora app. To everyone who created with Sora, shared it, and built community around it: thank you. What you made with Sora mattered, and we know this news is disappointing. We’ll share more soon, including timelines for the app and API and details on

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Google is currently conducting a limited test of AI-generated review replies within Google Business Profile. Availability of the test is inconsistent across accounts and reviews, spotted in the U.S., Brazil, and India, but not widely in Europe. While responding to reviews is crucial, the quality of a business's response to a review matters more than simply whether a business replies. The feature was initially reported by local SEO specialist Chandan Mishra and amplified by Darren Shaw.

Startup Drops Near-Perfect AI Memory System Going Open Source👇 Honcho is an open-source AI memory system designed to prevent AI agents from "forgetting" past interactions, claiming to outperform major AI labs. It achieves this by observing all user and agent communications, employing a reasoning layer to selectively store important information, and building dynamic "diachronic identities" or "peer cards" that capture different interaction personas. It also features "automatic dreaming" for self-cleaning and self-modifying memory, ensuring relevance and accuracy over time, and offers self-hosting options to address privacy concerns. Github link - github.com/plastic-labs/h…

The UK government has reversed its initial plan to allow AI models to be trained on copyrighted material without a license, following strong opposition from the creative sector. The existing law clarifies that copyrighted material cannot be used for AI development and training without permission. The AI industry, represented by Tech UK and the Startup Coalition, expressed concern that the lack of a clear framework could hinder UK AI innovation compared to international competitors. The government is attempting to balance giving creatives control over their work with the need for AI models to be trained on various forms of content. Real full article: bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

Val Kilmer will posthumously appear in the action-adventure film "As Deep As The Grave" using generative artificial intelligence, a year after his death. The filmmakers are using "state-of-the-art generative AI technology" and have worked closely with Kilmer's estate and his daughter, Mercedes. Kilmer had previously used an AI voice platform to develop an AI-generated version of his voice for "Top Gun: Maverick" after undergoing a tracheostomy for throat cancer. The film, which is in post-production, is expected to be released later this year. Read full article: news.sky.com/story/ai-gener…

Google Stitch just got a big upgrade. Now it's an AI design canvas that lets anyone create UI designs fast, just by using simple words. Forget old wireframes... start projects by explaining how you want users to *feel*. This new "vibe design" approach explores ideas quickly for better results: 🎨Canvas takes images, text, or code. 🎨Smart design agent helps explore many ideas. 🎨Turn designs into working prototypes instantly. 🎨Even talk to the AI for feedback Stitch also links design right to developer tools. It helps bridge the gap from your first idea to a ready product in minutes. It's free to try during its beta phase, with monthly generation limits - stitch.withgoogle.com

A doctor in the UK is furious about misleading AI videos falsely showing him promoting fake cancer treatments. A man with prostate cancer contacted Dr Khan's surgery after being misled by one of these fake videos. Dr Khan expressed that the incident, involving a vulnerable patient, 'breaks his heart'. He advised his followers to only trust advice shared directly from his official personal social media accounts. Watch full video : instagram.com/p/DV9DQwfiHCl/…

Remember the big dream of living in the metaverse through VR? Well, Meta's taking a step back. Their VR social platform, Horizon Worlds, is being phased out of Quest VR headsets by June 2026. It's a huge pivot for a vision that cost billions. Why the change? Meta's Reality Labs, the VR part, has lost nearly $80 billion since 2020. A former employee even shared how internal missteps, like focusing on projects developers hadn't asked for, hurt development and wasted effort. Now, Horizon Worlds will only exist as a mobile app. This shift means Meta is trying to find a better path forward for its online worlds, learning from its costly VR experiment and internal challenges.

BREAKING: The U.S. Government secretly registers the aliens​.gov domain name.

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You’ve all seen the service robot malfunctions going viral… Here’s a quick recap of what’s reportedly happened recently: 🇲🇴Humanoid robot incident involving elderly woman A humanoid robot approached and startled a 70-year-old → she was taken to hospital (precautionary) 🇺🇸 Restaurant robot glitches mid-demo Started moving erratically → knocked objects over → struggled to shut it down 🇺🇸 Delivery robot stuck on train tracks Failed to navigate away → sat on tracks → hit by a train 🇨🇳 Factory robot loses control During testing, it began flailing unpredictably → nearly struck engineers 🇨🇳 Festival robot moves into crowd Unexpected movement toward people → later described as a technical failure 🇺🇸 Robotaxis still making mistakes Incidents include hitting a child (minor injuries), blocking roads, getting stuck

A few weeks back, the first UK remote robotic surgery was successfully carried out from The London Clinic to Gibraltar. The operation utilized the Toumai Robotic System, controlled via a console with a delay of only 0.06 seconds. The connection between the UK console and the Gibraltar robot was maintained through fibre-optic cables with a backup 5G link. A second test case has already been performed, and a third procedure will be live-streamed to 20,000 surgeons. The NHS is prioritizing local robotic-assisted surgery, aiming for 500,000 robot-supported operations annually by 2035. Watch: youtube.com/watch?v=ODYxFN…

Nano Banana Prompt A breathtaking, hyper-realistic close-up portrait captures a futuristic woman gazing directly forward with an intense, serene expression. Her beautiful features are adorned with intricate, glowing electric blue circuitry patterns that illuminate her skin, creating an ethereal, high-tech aesthetic. Her eyes burn with an equally vibrant, piercing blue light, mirroring the digital design. She has dark hair pulled back, and her attire hints at a sleek, dark, cyberpunk design with subtle glowing accents. The background is a dark, expansive digital realm, filled with streams of falling, luminous blue binary code, giving the impression of a data matrix or a technological rain. The lighting is dramatic and low-key, with the intense blue glow being the primary light source, creating sharp contrasts and a mysterious, powerful mood.

Throwback: It's 1995, and you're working from home.

Perplexity Computer is now on Android. Imagine you’re outside. Not at your desk. No tabs open. No setup. You have an idea (something you’d normally park for later because it needs “proper time”). Instead of saving it… you just hand it off. Not: “tell me about this” But: “go figure this out properly” And it does. What makes this different is you’re not guiding it step by step. You’re not thinking: - which models should I use - what’s the next prompt - how do I structure this You’re just defining the outcome. That’s why the Android part matters. It removes the friction between: having an idea → doing something with it You don’t need to be “in work mode”. You can be anywhere, start something properly, and let it run. You don’t really see it. You just come back to something more complete than you expected. It still feels early. A bit unpredictable at times. But the direction is obvious: You stop using AI like a tool you operate… and start using it like something you delegate to.