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“I hate Pibble and Robot Ro (Sora 2 in luma ai) effects”
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Uses the finished Luma-attributed output in “I hate Pibble and Robot Ro (Sora 2 in luma ai) effects” as visual proof while leaving the commercial relationship unverified.
@A black channel · 353 followers · 3 of 30 recent posts mention Luma Dream Machine · creator page →
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Publish the film first, keep the tool attribution secondary, and let emotional continuity and visual ambition prove why the workflow matters.
AI artists, music-video makers, and short-film creators crediting Luma inside complete narrative work rather than a software demo · 64 creators · 88 posts
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