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One Piece Anime, Made Solo in Two Days

2026.04.07
Hey — it’s the Carat team. 😊
Today: a creator making One Piece anime solo in two days, Sam Altman’s pitch for a 32-hour workweek, and Grok Imagine vs Nano Banana 2 head-to-head.

🔥 One Piece Anime, Made Solo in Two Days

ⓒ @EHuanglu
A creator in China just made One Piece anime scenes using Seedance 2.0. Two days per episode.
Animation at this level normally takes a full team — storyboarding, coloring, backgrounds, post-production — months of work. One AI video model compressed all of that into a two-day solo project.
Reactions range from "the quality rivals the original" to "is the one-person anime studio actually here?" Full solo episodes aren’t quite possible yet, but at this pace, it’s just a matter of time.
Seedance 2.0 is ByteDance’s AI video model. It lets you control camera movement, character actions, and scene transitions — all from a text prompt. Coming soon to Carat.

📌 Three Things Today

1️⃣ Sam Altman Just Pitched a 32-Hour Workweek

ⓒ OpenAI
ⓒ OpenAI
Sam Altman told Axios that AI superintelligence is so close, America needs a new social contract. He compared the scale to the New Deal during the Great Depression.
OpenAI also dropped a 13-page policy blueprint called "Industrial Policy for the Intelligence Age." Six proposals: a 32-hour workweek pilot with no pay cuts, a Public Wealth Fund giving every citizen a stake in AI growth, treating AI access like electricity, and containment playbooks for dangerous models.
Altman called upcoming models "a very significant step forward" for science and the economy. He hinted they could drop this week.
OpenAI defines superintelligence as "AI that outperforms the smartest humans, even when those humans are assisted by AI." They see this transition happening now. The 32-hour workweek isn’t a thought experiment — it’s their concrete proposal for sharing AI productivity gains.

2️⃣ Grok Imagine Quality VS Nano Banana 2

ⓒ @rovvmut_
ⓒ @rovvmut_
Grok Imagine’s new Quality Mode is getting attention. Same cyberpunk portrait prompt, fed into both Grok Imagine Quality and Nano Banana 2. Same conditions — very different results.
Creators across X are running the same comparison. The consensus: Grok nails overall mood and lighting, while Nano Banana 2 wins on skin texture and material detail. A lot of creators are using a combo — NB2 for images, Grok for video.

3️⃣ Layer Separation Without a Green Screen?

ⓒ @EHuanglu
Seedance 2.0 can now isolate subjects from video — no green screen needed — and edit each layer separately. @EHuanglu’s demo shows extracting a real person from footage and compositing them onto a completely different background.
Traditional VFX requires green screen shooting, keying, frame-by-frame mask editing, then background compositing. If the lighting doesn’t match, you need extra correction. AI handles the entire pipeline at once, making studio-grade compositing possible from regular footage.

🧪 Prompt Tip of the Day

Studio Portraits Without a Photographer

ⓒ @rovvmut_
ⓒ @rovvmut_
Studio-quality photos, no photographer needed. Drop in your own photo and let the prompt transform the vibe. Light streaking through blinds creates striped shadows, and shallow depth of field blows out the background.
Feed your photo into Carat with the prompt below, and you’ll get results that look like a studio shoot.
Keep this person’s face, clothing, and accessories exactly as they are. Only change the background and lighting. Seated leaning against a vintage dark wood chair, strong light filtering through Venetian blinds casting sharp horizontal shadow bars across the face and upper body. Warm grey plaster wall background. Moody, serene atmosphere. Shallow depth of field. Neutral, sophisticated color palette: crisp whites, deep blacks, warm wood tones.
Here’s what we got using Nano Banana 2 image editing on Carat. ⬇️
Generated with Nano Banana 2 on Carat
Generated with Nano Banana 2 on Carat
Drop your photo with this prompt into Carat. Your profile pic just got a studio upgrade.
That’s it for today’s AI roundup. See you tomorrow with more. ☺️