1 September 2026
Developer builds AI system that generates video continuously for viewers
First reported
Ben's Bites and The Neuron ran this on , all on the same day.
- Pieter Levels created Infinite Slop, a livestream where viewers request AI-generated video clips that appear in real time using fal's Max model for video generation.
- The system produces video faster than most people can watch it, automating what would typically require human producers and editors working around the clock.
- Operating costs run approximately $4,000 per day without advertising revenue to offset expenses.
Where they differ
The NeuronPete Huang & Grant Harvey
Pieter Levels created Infinite Slop, an interactive livestream where viewers direct AI to generate the next video clip in real time, with fal's Max model generating video faster than viewers can watch it. The newsletter emphasises this as automating the 24-hour news cycle's final form, with running costs around $4,000 per day without sponsorship.
Ben's BitesBen Tossell
Peiter Levels created Infinite Slop, a Twitch-like platform where AI generates whatever chat requests, attracting 37,000 viewers on day one. It uses Fal's H3 Max model for fast AI video generation.