PyTTI is a toolkit that facilitates image generation, animation, and manipulation through processes described as a human artist collaborating with AI assistants. The project states that users do not need to be deep learning experts or know coding to use the tools.
Prompy is a collection of curated GPT-5 and GPT-4o visual prompts intended for UI, branding and marketing work. It describes ready-to-use prompts meant to help designers, marketing strategists and agencies generate ideas and speed up design workflows.
Tater AI creates or edits images with generative AI and text-based controls.
The workers are called Artisans and can perform 1,000s of tasks with minimal human input.
AI Gallery is a tool for creating AI artwork on volunteer GPUs. According to the site, no GPU or installation is required, and the generated gallery stays on the user's device. Help documentation covers queues, models, credits, local storage, backups and generation controls.
A tutorial series by Dylan Ebert showing how AI tools can be incorporated into a game development workflow. It describes creating a fully functional farming game in five days, covering art style, game design, 3D assets, 2D assets and story. The first part covers choosing an art style with Stable Diffusion, generating concept art and bringing it into Unity; readers are assumed to know Unity and C#.
An essay by Arjun Ramani and Zhengdong Wang arguing that transformative AI is hard to achieve, assembling technical, social and economic arguments. It notes that trend growth of GDP per capita in frontier economies has never exceeded three percent per year, and that major technical hurdles remain despite rapid progress in some subfields.
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Prompy is a collection of curated GPT-5 and GPT-4o visual prompts intended for UI, branding and marketing work. It describes ready-to-use prompts meant to help designers, marketing strategists and agencies generate ideas and speed up design workflows.
Tater AI creates or edits images with generative AI and text-based controls.
The workers are called Artisans and can perform 1,000s of tasks with minimal human input.
AI Gallery is a tool for creating AI artwork on volunteer GPUs. According to the site, no GPU or installation is required, and the generated gallery stays on the user's device. Help documentation covers queues, models, credits, local storage, backups and generation controls.
A tutorial series by Dylan Ebert showing how AI tools can be incorporated into a game development workflow. It describes creating a fully functional farming game in five days, covering art style, game design, 3D assets, 2D assets and story. The first part covers choosing an art style with Stable Diffusion, generating concept art and bringing it into Unity; readers are assumed to know Unity and C#.
An essay by Arjun Ramani and Zhengdong Wang arguing that transformative AI is hard to achieve, assembling technical, social and economic arguments. It notes that trend growth of GDP per capita in frontier economies has never exceeded three percent per year, and that major technical hurdles remain despite rapid progress in some subfields.
