I think fal's recent H3 Max experiments are more interesting than the "AI slop" framing makes them sound.
H3 Max can reportedly generate a 5-second clip in under 3 seconds.
Fal engineer Rehan Sheikh used that speed to build an endless livestream inspired by interdimensional cable. After Twitch and Kick removed it, fal launched its own platform:
The channels are continuously generated, and viewers can influence what happens next.
Pieter Levels also built Infinite Slop with fal:
It is exactly what the name implies, but the feedback loop is interesting: audience prompt -> generated scene -> audience response -> next scene. 📺
The technical release underneath this is H3 Max Director:
https://fal.ai/h3-max-director
Unlike normal clip generation, Director keeps an active realtime session and carries context across segments. Fal's docs say public sessions currently run up to 2 minutes.
Current promo pricing is $0.02 per generated second, which makes continuous generation about $1,728/day.
I am not convinced infinite AI TV itself is the killer app, but a stateful video stream that can be redirected while it plays seems like a genuinely new primitive.
What would you actually build with that?
I watched a couple of minutes of this and I could feel my brain being damaged by how utterly nonsensical and worthless the content was.
It would probably make an effective form of torture. Is that your business plan?