@emollick: Fable: "Last and First Men is out of copyright. I want you to make a movie that features a reading of it with appropria…
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Ethan Mollick shares a prompt instructing AI to create a movie from the public domain book 'Last and First Men' using ElevenLabs and Hugging Face APIs, generating the first 10-15 minutes.
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Fable: “Last and First Men is out of copyright. I want you to make a movie that features a reading of it with appropriate mixes of animation and images using access to the APIs you have (elevenlabs, hugging face) . Give me the first 10-15 minutes, ending at an appropriate break.” https://t.co/mmmY8Ycy6b
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