One prompt in a normal ChatGPT chat yields an 87-second chalkboard explainer video
mallow610 · x · 2026-10-19
A user prompted regular ChatGPT to "make an animated video explaining how agent swarms work, Minute Physics style with black chalkboard background." It ran 19m44s and produced an 87-second 1080p video with chalk drawings, Australian male narration, captions and sound effects. The author contrasts this with Claude Opus, where even normal chats eat coding quota, arguing ChatGPT's subscription usage is far more generous.
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