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💬 Filmmaker Ruairi Robinson tweets…
This was a 2 line prompt in seedance 2. If the hollywood is cooked guys are right maybe the hollywood is cooked guys are cooked too idk.
The clip – Tom Cruise vs Brad Pitt in a cinematic fight scene – hit 1.5M views 🤯
He followed up with more. Brad Pitt vs a zombie ninja. Brad Pitt and Tom Cruise teaming up against a robot.
All from two-line text prompts.
The tool is Seedance 2 – made by ByteDance (TikTok’s parent company). Full global rollout expected around Feb 24.
When someone asked if people would pay for AI-generated movies, Robinson’s response…
people pay to watch CGI
Meanwhile, ChatCut showed off a different angle – also 1.3M views 👀
Send an Amazon product link → their AI agent crawls the page → feeds it into Seedance 2 → out comes a full UGC-style product video. Automatically.
That’s a ready-made business. Brands pay $200-500+ per UGC video. With tools like this you could generate them in minutes.
Some ways to run with this 👇
Whoever gets to grips with these tools early will make serious money 💰

📝 HappyHippo95 writes…
Got ripped off by too many courses so took matters into my own hands
I scraped 112K total comments from Facebook Groups, Reddit, YouTube, TikTok, and X on discussions related to side hustles.
Used Grok and Gemini 2.5 to filter the ones with most sources reporting success & least upfront investment. Sorted into offline & online.
One offline side hustle 👇
Being a senior companion through Care or Nextdoor / Facebook Groups. You don’t need medical experience. Just offer rides, company, or light errands. People are making a full time income with just a few clients per week.
💻 One online…
Make quiz videos & Reddit story videos using VUBO [an AI video generator] and post them on TikTok and YouTube shorts. Until you’re eligible for adsense & TikTok creator fund payouts, you can sell your own digital product, an affiliate offer, or get paid by brands to feature their logo/product in your videos. Several people in a Facebook Group report earning a full income doing this.




📝 From an article published Jan 2 this year…
New books, films and music enter the U.S. public domain at the beginning of each year. This year, works debuted in 1929 have joined previously added characters such as “Steamboat Willie” versions of Mickey and Minnie Mouse, which sparked a string of horror-tinged media projects last year, and Winnie-the-Pooh, who was transformed into a bloodthirsty killer in the 2023 slasher film “Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood and Honey.”
In other words, there is money to be made from IP moving into the public domain 🤑
Notable works for 2026 include…
💡 Ideas for monetization…
Why it works: massive nostalgia, zero licensing fees, and first-mover advantage on search and marketplaces 👍
Just be careful where you sell, as copyright rules differ by country (eg. Tintin isn’t public domain in the EU yet).
📣 ChatGPT recently announced…
a new generation of apps you can chat with, right inside ChatGPT. Developers can start building them today with the new Apps SDK, available in preview.
Greg Isenberg in a recent video…
it is possible that this becomes a big thing. And if it becomes a big thing… this is probably one of the bigger wealth creation moments in AI…
ChatGPT has 800 million weekly active users. So you can get in front of 800 million people every single week and sell them something… the discovery opportunity is huge
He goes on to share 5 apps you could build for this new app store 👇
🛠️ Greg says he'd try building such apps in Claude Code or Cursor.
How long would that take? I would say realistically two to three weeks to get something that’s working really well… you’d have to make sure that you get approved by OpenAI… maybe four weeks, in total 30 days.
Chris Koerner in a recent video…
there are these liquidation marketplaces where you can buy Costco returns and everything the TSA confiscates, you can buy for pennies on the dollar.
Two such websites 👇
👍 Chris recommends…
What you should do and can do is build an agent… just vibe code an agent that finds items for sale [on these marketplaces] according to your filters… let's say under $3000 within a 100 miles of your zip code.
And then it just posts them all for sale on Facebook Marketplace at a set markup, call it 80%.
So you list all these things on Facebook Marketplace and whatever starts taking off, getting a ton of hits and inquiries, then you actually go spend the money to buy the thing.
So essentially a dropshipping business, but an AI agent would do all the work to find winning products and willing buyers 🎯