AI Pulse · Under the Radar

A solo builder known as “Levels” has put together InfiniteSlop.ai, a live video stream where the audience helps decide what happens next. Viewers type prompts into chat, MiniMax H3 Max generates the next video scene, and an upvote queue pushes the most popular ideas forward. The project reportedly drew more than 2,000 concurrent viewers on its first day.

The interesting part is not the content itself. It is how quickly a simple loop can be built: audience input, AI generation, public output, then immediate feedback. A small team, or even one capable person, can now test an interactive media concept without a production crew, studio setup, or weeks of development.

For a business owner, the practical lesson is to look for places where customers are already giving you inputs that could drive a faster response. Think product customisation, proposal drafts, training scenarios, support content, or sales follow-ups. The first version does not need to be perfect. It needs a clear input, a useful output, and a way to see what people choose.

This is the kind of thing we build into an AI command centre, connecting customer signals, AI workflows, and a review step so useful experiments do not stay stuck as one-off demos.