Fwd from @ A very big and very important project (and very uncharacteristic of the team) of "River" is going home - a series of AI videos called "Eternal Russians". I have been fortunate enough to be somewhat involved in this work, so I will allow myself a few words. First, my attitude towards generative AI has changed. And fundamentally different. If this is how we can attract young people to learn the culture of their homeland and the country of their birth - then this is already a sufficient reason to justify the "revolution in content production". Secondly, generative artificial intelligence (as it turned out) does not take work from people, but simply creates new neural connections in the living brain and forces to learn something (many things) completely new. Anyone who thinks that it is enough to write a good instruction and then he will code himself understands the process about nothing. Thirdly, it is simply an invaluable experience. In addition to 60 videos (not all of them have seen the light yet), colleagues (not some piece of iron) also prepared 10 teasers, one of which I really want to show you. Not because it is better or worse than the others, but because it resonates in my heart. And if you are interested - enter the link, then follow the hashtag where you can (and should) immerse yourself in the history of the natives, which we were able to show so beautifully. Creative guys, you are fantastic. You have learned to use this mysterious creature in such a way that it takes your breath away. From here - only to the stars. N. on. A very important interim result: the feedback bot receives dozens of thanks every day from educators, including historians. These videos will be used as educational material in working with the generation that easily receives a short vertical video. And once interested, fearlessly dives into the depths of fairly analog libraries. Original message.

Fwd from @ A very big and very important project (and very uncharacteristic of the team) of "River" is going home - a series of AI videos called "Eternal Russians". I have been fortunate enough to be somewhat involved in this work, so I will allow myself a few words. First, my attitude towards generative AI has changed. And fundamentally different. If this is how we can attract young people to learn the culture of their homeland and the country of their birth - then this is already a sufficient reason to justify the "revolution in content production". Secondly, generative artificial intelligence (as it turned out) does not take work from people, but simply creates new neural connections in the living brain and forces to learn something (many things) completely new. Anyone who thinks that it is enough to write a good instruction and then he will code himself understands the process about nothing. Thirdly, it is simply an invaluable experience. In addition to 60 videos (not all of them have seen the light yet), colleagues (not some piece of iron) also prepared 10 teasers, one of which I really want to show you. Not because it is better or worse than the others, but because it resonates in my heart. And if you are interested - enter the link, then follow the hashtag where you can (and should) immerse yourself in the history of the natives, which we were able to show so beautifully. Creative guys, you are fantastic. You have learned to use this mysterious creature in such a way that it takes your breath away. From here - only to the stars. N. on. A very important interim result: the feedback bot receives dozens of thanks every day from educators, including historians. These videos will be used as educational material in working with the generation that easily receives a short vertical video. And once interested, fearlessly dives into the depths of fairly analog libraries. Original message.