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GPT-6 Astra + After Effects + _____ ..? I'm planning to record my workflows with commentary to build datasets for AI - so your agents will improve the quality of their design work I see a stable demand on my judgement & vision, and I don't feel comfortable realizing...

126,462 просмотров • 13 дней назад •via X (Twitter)

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Фото профиля Mind Essentials
Mind Essentials13 дней назад

Recording the commentary might actually be more valuable than recording the screen. The screen shows what you did. Your voice captures why you did it.

Фото профиля Gregor
Gregor13 дней назад

The 'stable demand on judgment and vision' part is what I'd push on. Is the discomfort specifically about recording commentary today that trains the agent to not need your commentary tomorrow?

Фото профиля James
James13 дней назад

Mate you’re a legend.

Фото профиля AmirMušić
AmirMušić13 дней назад

🫂🫂🫂

Фото профиля Library Path
Library Path13 дней назад

This feels like the next logical step after tutorials. Tutorials teach people what you know. A structured dataset could eventually teach agents how you work.

Фото профиля Muscle Surge
Muscle Surge13 дней назад

This is one of the better arguments I've seen for creators documenting their process now. We might not even know all the ways that data becomes useful later.

Фото профиля Deep Flow
Deep Flow13 дней назад

The rejected versions might end up being some of the most useful data. "This doesn't work and here's why" contains so much judgment that never makes it into a portfolio.

Фото профиля Horace Dodd
Horace Dodd13 дней назад

I like your way of thinking💫

Фото профиля Sasha
Sasha13 дней назад

I think the corrections will matter as much as the successful steps. Experts often know something is wrong before they can even fully explain why. Capturing that process is fascinating.

Фото профиля MrOzi
MrOzi13 дней назад

You're not building datasets, you're writing the farewell letter to your own hourly rate.

Фото профиля AmirMušić
AmirMušić13 дней назад

kind of

Фото профиля MrOzi
MrOzi13 дней назад

Exactly. Smart play is owning the data layer while the models still need us.

Фото профиля Zoltium
Zoltium13 дней назад

AI already has endless examples of finished creative work. What it needs more of is high-quality signal around WHY one creative decision is better than another.

Фото профиля Wisdom
Wisdom13 дней назад

"Thought open-source" is a really good way to describe this. Open-source the process, not just the final artifact.

Фото профиля Flow State
Flow State13 дней назад

I hadn't really thought about creative work this way before. The output is temporary, but the decision-making process behind it is reusable.

Фото профиля Vision Surge
Vision Surge13 дней назад

More creators should probably be recording their workflows now, even if they don't know exactly what they'll do with the data yet.

Фото профиля Fluxora
Fluxora13 дней назад

Insane vibes 💪🏻 love the feel of it

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