This Week Was Wild: AI Photo Shoots, QR Art, and Facebook Agents

📅 Monday, December 1, 2025
Perry Belcher: Lovable Web Dev + December Planning Philosophy

Perry kicked off December with blunt wisdom: it’s the “worst time of year” for productivity—but also the most strategic. December isn’t for profit, it’s for positioning. His mantra? Use it to hit January 1st running.

He walked through how his team is planning for 2026, and praised no-code tools like Replit and Claude for building sales pages faster than ever. He showed how his wife, with zero tech background, created three beautiful apps. The key: “Trust has been so eroded, your website has to look legit the second someone lands on it.”

Perry demoed a full site build using Lovable AI: starting from a brown UPS-truck-inspired color theme, to complete copy, styling, and iteration. The goal? “Caveman brain” safety cues—modern, clean pages signal trust. The takeaway: polish your site now before the new year hits.

📅 Tuesday, December 2, 2025
Emma Rainville: Four-Part Agent Series Kickoff – Projects That Work for You

Emma launched her four-part series on building AI agents that actually take tasks off your plate. After reflecting on past struggles with overplanning (and Perry blowing it up 30 days out), she emphasized agility and implementation over perfection.

The day's agent build was a Facebook organic growth expert using only the most current post-Andromeda strategies. Emma shared how to build a shareable project, upload files, and guide your team (even overseas) with clear SOPs from the agent itself.

She coached through deep research prompts like:
“Run research on everything I should be doing to grow my personal brand on Facebook using only Andromeda data…”

Real examples included agents for real estate groups, YouTube growth, and SOP automation. The assignment: build something in December that saves you time in 2026.

📅 Wednesday, December 3, 2025
Angie Norris: AI Photo Shoot Revolution – Flux LoRA Training with Fal.ai

Angie broke the internet with her AI headshots. What looked like a professional $4,000 shoot? Fully generated using Fal.ai's Flux LoRA model. The side-by-side comparison left jaws on the floor.

She shared her original 2022 AI photo attempts (cartoonish, low-quality) versus today’s shockingly lifelike results. The big lesson: it’s not just the model—it’s how you train it. With the right photo prep and prompts, Flux LoRA delivers magazine-cover-worthy assets.

She even offered a mad-libs-style prompt formula and a step-by-step Google Doc SOP for recreating the process.

Angie’s real mission? Help people afraid of AI start creating confidently, one selfie at a time.

📅 Thursday, December 4, 2025
Speaker: Russell Smith: QR Code Art Generator + X-Minus Pro Vocal Tools

Tech Thursday got creative. Russell explored the QR code art generator, where AI designs wild imagery (dragons, galaxies, gnomes) that still scan as functional QR codes. Use cases? Branded event promos, album covers, and merch.

Next up: audio wizardry with X-Minus Pro. He showed how to strip vocals from the AI Morning Club theme song (“Wake Up Smart”) for karaoke, clean versions, or remixing. You can isolate instruments, remove reverb, even extract background vocals.

The tools might seem playful—but the implications are serious: creative control, brand polish, and new content formats at your fingertips.

📅 Friday, December 5, 2025
Laura Betterly: 5 Weird Things About AI Nobody Talks About

Laura dropped knowledge bombs that every AI user should hear.

Her core message: AI is incredible, but there are bizarre blind spots you need to understand:

1. AI Has No Sense of Time – It lives in the eternal now. Timestamp everything yourself.
2. AI Doesn’t Know What It Doesn’t Know – It hallucinates false facts with full confidence. Always verify.
3. AI Can’t Read Your Mind – Vague prompts = vague output. Context is king.

She gave hilarious and horrifying examples: AI inventing case law, misgendering emails, and confidently claiming timestamps that never existed. The punchline: "You are the quality control."