From Hate to Viral Success!
Artist Stefan spent 80+ hours and $500 on an AI Porsche video. At first, it got downvoted on Reddit and he had to delete the post. But months later, this very video caught the attention of an AI company that brought him onto the team 🙌
Stefan decided to repost the video — and now it's a viral hit! Every frame is handcrafted, with camera shake, lighting effects, and even a 3D Porsche logo made by hand.
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