Robyn Anderson documents a week before pioneering AI spine surgery, balancing health anxiety with content creation. She makes videos with Sora AI while managing medication side effects, bakes dinner rolls with her crew for comfort, and they set up bright orange lighting for shoots while offering each other physical support.
It's been a rough week around here, but I know that with TikTok you have to keep going and keep posting. So while I'm on my drug-induced coma, I'll show you what I made on the Sora app.
All right, rolling into surgery to get the very first AI spine. Big day, Jams.
We're right here with you.
Nervous, mostly excited. You'll do great.
Let's get the bread started.
I like to whisk the eggs with warm milk until they're silky. It's the base for my dinner rolls. After a bit in the oven, the whole house starts to smell like home. I set the— What a day.
I don't think I ever want to hear the word render again.
We're on set today. We're setting up the lights and I'm in color. Bright orange. I couldn't be happier.
Hold still for me, I'm just fixing this shoulder.
Got it. Chin a touch up.
Perfect. And eyes to the left. Nice. Seeing the shots pop up on the