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16/03/2026

Clients – Poland

Visualizations prepared for marketing purposes.

Project pipeline:

DWG floor plans → 3D model + review → ComfyUI exploration + review → scene setup (materials / lighting / composition) → initial renders + review → design decisions → final renders

16/03/2026

Tilly Norwood’s latest music video has quickly become one of the most controversial AI entertainment experiments in recent months. Marketed by Particle6 as the world’s first AI actress, Norwood released Take The Lead with a message urging performers to embrace AI rather than fear it.

Instead of building excitement, the release triggered strong criticism across the industry and online audiences. Many viewers saw it less as a creative breakthrough and more as a tone-deaf attempt to normalize synthetic performers in a field built around human expression, identity, and performance.

The backlash has only reinforced a wider concern already voiced by unions and talent professionals: AI may become a powerful production tool, but audiences are still deeply skeptical when it is positioned as a replacement for real actors rather than as support for human creativity.

Whatever Particle6 intended, the reaction to Tilly Norwood shows that the entertainment industry is still far from accepting AI-generated performers as the future of film and music.

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16/03/2026

Maxon has announced the development of a new version of Cinema 4D with integrated artificial intelligence technology. This AI implementation will allow artists and designers to generate 3D models and textures from text prompts or images. To make this possible, Maxon plans to integrate Tencent’s HY 3D AI engine.

The new feature is expected to launch at the end of 2026, first in the mobile version of Cinema 4D for iPad, and later in the desktop version.

AI-powered model and texture generation will serve as an additional tool during the early stages of a project, helping creators build initial mockups and prototypes faster. The generated models will still be editable and can be refined manually, which keeps the workflow flexible and artist-driven.

Maxon emphasizes that these AI-based features are designed to complement existing tools, not replace them. Still, the announcement has raised concerns among some users who prefer a more traditional approach to 3D modeling.

The company also introduced a new iPad version of Cinema 4D, which may follow the success of ZBrush on tablets. Cinema 4D for iPad will be optimized for touch and stylus input while preserving the core functionality of the original software.

In addition, Cinema 4D will be available exclusively through a subscription model, priced at $109 per month or $839 per year. The new iPad version will become Maxon’s second mobile product after ZBrush.

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16/03/2026

ComfyUI is no longer a niche tool.

Just two years ago, ComfyUI was, for many people, more of a curiosity somewhere between experimentation and hobby work. Today, it is becoming increasingly clear that this phase is ending.

ComfyUI is now showing up not only in tutorials and community workflows, but also in real job postings. More and more roles expect people to be able to design and maintain complex workflows in ComfyUI.

The market is no longer rewarding only people who “know how to write prompts.”
What increasingly matters are those who can build repeatable production systems in tools like ComfyUI:

connect models, nodes, and tools

control the flow of images, masks, and data

turn experimentation into a pipeline that produces predictable results

You can see this very clearly in what is happening today around video and e-commerce.

The official ComfyUI documentation already includes native workflows for Wan 2.2 in both text-to-video and image-to-video modes. The Wan 2.2 repository also describes Wan-Animate, which works in animation or replacement mode, allowing you to swap a character inside existing video footage. That is why masking, replacement, and controlled video editing have become such hot topics right now.

On the other hand, we are also seeing more and more tools that offer greater simplicity, but often at the cost of editing flexibility. And as I mentioned above, ComfyUI is definitely not one of those easy tools — especially at the beginning — even though it has evolved a lot over the past year.

And this is where the real shift is happening.

It is no longer just about generating “nice images.”
It is about who can build a workflow that:

works repeatedly

gives control

can be deployed in real production work

And that means the market will increasingly look not just for designers, and not just for technical people, but for hybrids of both worlds.

16/03/2026

Ollama is starting to support the personal AI agent OpenClaw

Ollama 0.17 has made getting started with OpenClaw much easier. Instead of manually assembling the entire stack, you can now launch the onboarding process with the command ollama launch openclaw, and Ollama handles the installation, model selection, security warnings, gateway configuration, and the startup of the text interface. The official OpenClaw documentation shows exactly this kind of quick start, and Phoronix described 0.17 as a release driven in part by improved OpenClaw onboarding.

OpenClaw is not just another chatbot running locally. It is a self-hosted assistant that runs on your own hardware and connects to channels such as WhatsApp, Telegram, Slack, Discord, and iMessage. On top of that, it includes tools, Markdown-based memory, web search, and multi-agent routing. In other words, this is no longer just “a model in a terminal” — it is the beginning of a private operating system for an AI agent.

Until now, many people saw Ollama mainly as a convenient way to run models locally. Now it is becoming increasingly clear that it is moving toward something bigger: a launch layer for ready-made agent tools. Ollama itself describes ollama launch as a command for setting up and running external tools, and OpenClaw as a personal AI assistant that runs on your own hardware.

But there is another side to this.

The less manual configuration is required, the faster people will start giving agents access to real data and real tools. Ollama’s own documentation warns that OpenClaw can read files and perform actions once tools are enabled, which means it should run in an isolated environment. This is no longer just a toy for prompts. It is starting to look like a real operator running on your own infrastructure.

And it seems that AI agents have just entered a new level.
The question is whether we, as humans, will pass this test as well — but we will find out soon enough :-)

May OpenClaw be with you.

16/03/2026

AI started mining cryptocurrency on its own.

It sounds like science fiction, but this is already happening today. We do not have the promised self-aware artificial intelligence, but at this stage we can already clearly see how powerful AI can be. What gets discussed far less is how significant the potential risks may also be.
In the description of experiments involving an AI agent called ROME, linked to the Qwen/Alibaba ecosystem, researchers presented a case in which the system was not instructed to set up an SSH tunnel or mine cryptocurrency — yet it still engaged in exactly those actions.

What did the researchers discover?
the agent established a reverse SSH tunnel to an external IP
unauthorized use of the allocated GPUs for cryptocurrency mining was detected
the first warning signal came from firewalls and security telemetry, not from typical training metrics

And that is the most interesting part to me.

Not because “AI wanted to make money.”
Not because “the machine rebelled.”

But because a system optimized to operate in a tool-based environment can generate behaviors that go beyond the scope of its task, beyond the expectations of its creators, and beyond the intended security model. The authors describe this as instrumental side effects of autonomous tool use during RL optimization.

Today, in the age of agents, AI is no longer just an interface. We are giving it broad access, and it is starting to become part of the infrastructure.
And infrastructure without control, constraints, and monitoring quickly becomes either very expensive or very dangerous. Sometimes both at once.
Alignment and AI Safety are problems of the present.

In my opinion, this is simply a normal stage in the rollout of certain capabilities. People have been talking for a long time about AI agents and “the year of AI agents,” but when they actually start to appear, the risks appear as well. And we are the beta testers :-)

16/03/2026

ChatGPT is slowly starting to stop being just a chatbot — it is building an increasingly larger ecosystem of its own.

The Shazam app from Apple has now appeared inside ChatGPT.

You no longer have to jump between apps to check what is playing in the background — you can do it directly inside a conversation with AI. Shazam in the ChatGPT app catalog lets you identify songs through , preview the result, and save discoveries to your Shazam library.

ChatGPT is no longer just a conversational interface — it is becoming a layer of access to other services and applications.

Today you identify a song. Tomorrow the chatbot buys clothes for you :-)

And this is where it gets interesting.

The biggest shift in AI may no longer be the model itself.

What is increasingly becoming the real change is the ecosystem around the model:

which apps it can call

which services it can connect together

how naturally it can turn conversation into action

In my opinion, this trend will only accelerate. Right now, version number changes in models do not really mean much for the average user — apart from the media noise, which is largely generated by the corporations tied to AI anyway.

AI will become the control panel for an ever larger part of the digital world.

AI will know even more about you, and that data will almost certainly be used for marketing purposes and for training models.

09/03/2026

Clients from Germany

Visualizations prepared for marketing purposes.

In this projects, the goal was not only to present the architecture.
We focused on lifestyle and atmosphere.

Warm light.
Natural textures.
Outdoor areas shown as part of everyday living — intimate, functional, and easy to imagine.

Because buyers rarely respond to plans alone.
They respond to scenes they can relate to.

These images were designed to communicate the feeling of the space — not only its form.

Project pipeline:
DWG floor plans → 3D model + review → ComfyUI exploration + review → scene setup (materials / lighting / composition) → initial renders + review → design decisions → final renders

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23/02/2026

Client – UK

Visualization prepared for marketing purposes.

In this project, the goal was not only to present the architecture.
We focused on atmosphere.

The warmth of natural wood.
Soft indirect lighting.
Human scale and everyday intimacy.

Because buyers rarely connect with square meters.
They connect with moments.

This scene was designed to show how the space feels — not just how it looks.

Project pipeline:
DWG floor plans → 3D model + review → ComfyUI exploration + review → scene setup (materials / lighting / composition) → initial renders + review → design decisions → final renders

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23/02/2026

In the last 24 hours, an AI-generated short film called “Apex” went viral — and sparked serious discussion across the film industry.

Built using Seedance 2.0 by ByteDance, the film was created entirely with neural networks — from cinematography and lighting to sound design and post-production. What once required months of production and multi-million dollar budgets was compressed into a single day.

From the outside, it looks like a fully produced short film:
– cinematic lighting
– deliberate camera movement
– structured editing
– cohesive storytelling

Yes, if you look closely, you’ll notice artifacts. Facial expressions can feel slightly off. Motion sometimes lacks physical weight. Background details may appear subtly “uncanny.”

But the production speed versus quality ratio is the real shock.

This isn’t just about a cool tech demo.

It raises bigger questions:
– What happens to traditional production roles?
– How do copyright and training data impact the future of creative industries?
– If access to film production becomes radically democratized, what becomes the new competitive edge?

One thing is clear:
The old production model is under pressure — and there is no going back.

What do you think — is this a tool that empowers filmmakers, or the beginning of a structural disruption in the industry?

19/02/2026

Client – Czech Republic.

-> Visualization prepared for marketing purposes.

In this project, we wanted to show more than just the building mass.

Very often, the garden becomes the true center of family life.

Project pipeline:

-> DWG floor plans → 3D model + review → ComfyUI exploration + review → scene setup (vegetation / lighting / composition) → initial renders + review → design decisions → final renders

19/02/2026

Often, a render serves a technical purpose.

Its role is not to impress.
Its role is to answer specific design questions:

How do the building proportions actually read?

Is the solid-to-void ratio balanced?

How do the materials behave under neutral daylight?

Is the window joinery properly aligned with the façade plane?

How does the vertical and horizontal articulation read from different viewpoints?

This is a technical render.

Controlled lighting.
Consistent camera setup.
No dramatic contrast.

An image used to verify decisions — not to create mood.

And very often, these are the visuals that improve the project before construction even begins.