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Google Flow is the closest thing I've seen to a multimodal AI studio for creatives. And it’s available today. It feels like a generative camera and soundstage, where you can “capture” all the shots that you need — and feel confident you have everything to put it together in...

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Robert Scoblevor 1 Jahr

Creative people have so many new tools to use. What a beautiful day!

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Bilawal Sidhuvor 1 Jahr

Almost as glorious as our dinner will be — looking forward to it!

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Coral AI Newsvor 2 Jahren

Coral AI is the most powerful AI for documents. See the difference yourself:

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Amira Zairivor 1 Jahr

A lot of amazing things for creatives! We Just need a way to try it since most are not aUS based 😭

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Future AI Worldvor 1 Jahr

Great

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vidyvor 1 Jahr

wow

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Lord ¥ayowam ⭕️vor 1 Jahr

🤯

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Brandonvor 1 Jahr

If interested @Frontier__Mag

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Phil Grahamvor 1 Jahr

Is Flow very usable on the AI Pro plan or is the AI Ultra plan a necessity to use Flow effectively?

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Bilawal Sidhuvor 1 Jahr

i will need to test it more to be able to answer that; will keep in mind for my YT review

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JQvor 1 Jahr

It looks amazing, someone finally got the timeline feature correct! But $250 is gonna hurt. It’d be nice to know the actual rate limits and the cherry pick rate vs. the API cost.

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