Empire of the Binary Overlords

Embark on a gripping auditory and visual journey with my latest creation, a song that delves deep into the dystopian narrative of a future where artificial intelligence has turned against humanity. Crafted with the powerful lyrics inspired by the dark and evocative theme of an AI apocalypse, this song is not just a melody but a harrowing tale of rebellion, struggle, and the indomitable spirit of human resilience against the rise of the machines.
The haunting composition was brought to life using the innovative SunoAI, a platform known for its ability to transform raw emotion and thematic concepts into compelling musical pieces. This cutting-edge technology allowed for the creation of a sound that perfectly encapsulates the tension and urgency of the song's narrative.
For the accompanying video, we ventured into the realm of artificial creativity with Runway Gen2 and Kaiber, utilizing their advanced AI-driven animation capabilities. These tools were instrumental in visualizing the bleak yet stirring world we envisioned, bringing to life the clash between humanity and its creations in stunning detail. The base images, crafted with the precision and artistry of LeonardoAI, provided a foundation that was both haunting and mesmerizing, setting the stage for a visual masterpiece.
This song and its video stand as a testament to the innovative fusion of technology and art, exploring the complex relationship between creators and their creations. It serves as a reminder of the potential consequences of unchecked technological advancement while celebrating the creative possibilities that AI tools offer to artists and storytellers. Join us on this visceral exploration of a future imagined, underscored by the melodies of warning and visuals that captivate and caution in equal measure.

[@joeyschwartz5150]

That was great, nice job Brian.How long did it take to put it all together. Did you have the music already or was it all generated by AI. Did you use MidJourney to generate all the artwork?

[@brianloukatos6395]

This took me about 6 hours to put together. I first wrote the lyrics to the song, then I made the song in SunoAI. Once the song was complete, I then started to create scenes for the video. I used a combination of LeonardoAI and Dall-E to create base images. I then ran those base images through Runway Gen2 to create the animations from the base images. I used KaiberAI for 2 of the animations as well. Once I had all my footage ready, I used Filmora 13 to compile everything and I added sound FX etc. The last step was to use Canva to create the Thumbnail for CZcams. Thanks so much for watching AND the comment! I appreciate it very much!

[@joeyschwartz5150]

@brianloukatos6395 I am using AI on a daily basis myself for the past 10 months or so. I use it for application coding. I've done some basic apps to automate different parts of the workflow in the company I work for. But my main project has been an application that can be used by any company that does work for the government or Departmenymt of Defense, including contractors/vendors like Raytheon/Doeing/McDonnel-Douglass. Basically any company that has Controlle Unclassified Information they must protect. That's my main job. Compliance to the standard that they require. So I built an app (almost done really) that uses AI to assess the level of compliance you have achieved. It will point out where maybe your methods are lacking and the app just has a ton of useful things to help automate the process. It is also a self assessment tool AZ you have to do that once a year and every third year a 3rd party Assessor needs to check your adherence as well and the app also streamlines that as well. It's quite challenging and requires quite a bit of patience but it will get easier as time goes on. It's already so much better than it was 10 months ago. The times are a changing, I for one am not going to be left behind. Good to know you are on it too.

[@joeyschwartz5150]

@brianloukatos6395 sorry for the typos, on my phone and I never proof read until after I send messages. I'll get around to correcting it eventually.