Elon Musk is a huge fan of "slopcore video and calling it "awesome core." “Calling it “slopcore” is a misnomer. Frankly, it is “awesomecore.” Slopcore is becoming a genre of music, and I think it may be the fastest-growing genre. This AI-generated music is really good, and the music videos are amazing. What they demonstrate is taste. You see them and realize that AI can have good taste, which is pretty wild.”

Elon seems pretty amazed by what Claude Opus 5.5 can do with motion design. i just know the next version of Grok is gonna be insanely cracked in motion design and more 😂 trust me. Slopcore is upon us. they got the Grok Imagine harvested data + Colossus 2 after all.

$SAINDRA 625k dyor A2yA6AFtfKkfVkfsnGpvsKoUV5kQPpMYboZsBPvmkA9T okx wallet: Obie posted a tweet saying that many programmers have now become so accustomed to letting AI write code that they barely even read it carefully anymore. But AI will notice who is still taking the time to read code line by line. He then shared a video for his new song, Read Me, describing it as his latest “slopcore” creation. The overall point of the tweet is to poke fun at how overly reliant programmers have become on AI-generated code without checking it, while using the topic to promote a song and video he made in an AI style. In the video, two virtual female characters fight each other: someone else’s Claudia and his own Saindra. Saindra is a “virtual female singer” created by Obie himself. He set up this fictional artist several years ago specifically to sing, release songs, and make music. Like many virtual idols, she has a consistent appearance and her own albums. Obie uses her to create music outside his usual electronic music style.