From thousands of dollars and weeks of work to minutes and cents is wild. AI video creation has come a long way. 👏

Creating marketing videos is a solved problem. Honestly, I can't imagine another creative area where we save so much time and money. Generating something like this used to cost thousands of dollars and take weeks. Now, it's cents and minutes. Best part of this: their mark-to-fix feature, where you can mark anywhere in the video and change it with a prompt.

Turning ideas into content is getting easier.

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【Report】 When I subjected ChatGPT to demonic power harassment, It started giving me only monster-level responses. I'm sharing 10 prompts, So feel free to copy and use them↓

⑩【Final Audit】 One More Check Before Outputting Even if you're able to provide an answer, please don't submit it right away. Go through each of the requested conditions one by one, and perform a final check to ensure there are no omissions in instructions, contradictions, factual errors, redundancies, or points that can be improved. Please output only the completed version after fixing everything.

⑨【Reader Possession】 Make Them Think from the Other Person's Perspective Before providing your answer, organize what this reader "knows," what they're "struggling with," and "where they might have doubts." Then, adjust your answer to a sequence, wording, and specific examples that won't confuse the reader midway.

⑧【Fact-Speculation Separation】 Reducing seemingly plausible lies In your responses, do not mix verifiable facts with speculation. Avoid asserting unconfirmed information definitively, and explicitly mark any unclear parts as "unknown." For important facts, please include supporting evidence whenever possible.

⑦【Ban on Abstract Language】 Eliminate "Feels Good" It is prohibited to settle for vague words like "effective," "important," "optimal," or "attractive." Replace them with numbers, specific examples, procedures, or comparisons, and make them concrete enough that readers can take immediate action.

⑥【3案比較】 Don't jump on the first idea Don't narrow it down to just one answer from the start. Prepare three options with different directions, and compare the merits and demerits of each. Based on that, select one option that best fits the purpose of this time.

⑤【Expert Review】 Crushing Sweetened Answers Don't submit answers as-is; revise them with the premise that top experts in this field will review them. Correct any sections that might be called out for "weak evidence," "lack of specificity," or "gaps" before submitting.

④【Rebuttal Test】 Make Your Audience Doubt Your Answer After crafting your response, revisit it under the assumption that its conclusion is wrong. Identify at least three counterarguments, logical flaws, or oversights, and if any issues arise, revise them before delivering your final answer.

③【70-Point Prohibition Order】 Do not submit the first draft as the final product Assume that the first answer you create is only at 70 points. Specifically identify the elements needed to reach 100 points, and submit only the improved version that incorporates all of them as the final answer.

②【Insufficient Information Check】 Don't Let Me Guess on My Own Don't create an answer yet. To provide the best response, first identify the missing information and ask only the truly necessary questions. Create the answer only after the information is complete.

①【Premise Destruction Check】 Making one doubt the question itself My questions or premises are not necessarily correct. Before providing an answer as is, please once check the premises for any errors, assumptions, or omissions. If there is a better way to frame the question or a different perspective, please replace it with that and then provide the final answer.

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