Nine days in August · four channels, one of them playing here

AI Live Stream:
the Channel Strangers Write, One Clip at a Time

A chat box, a queue, and a model fast enough to keep up. You type what happens next, it is generated in seconds, and the model is asked to carry on from the clip before it — so a few hundred strangers end up writing one continuous programme that never repeats and never ends.
This is Infinite Slop, and it is what people mean by an AI live stream. Here is what it looks like right now.

Live at infiniteslop.ai133 watching · 4,411 today

Infinite Slop

Pieter Levels (@levelsio), sponsored by fal

The one you read about

Pieter Levels built it in a day, and it is why this phrase is in search at all. You type what you want to see next; the model generates it and ties it to the clip before it.
Within hours it grew a visible queue, a karma score, a cash prize pool and paid ad slots. A product, not a demo.

Runs on: fal's MiniMax H3 Max — the post-train this site generates with
Steering: Open chat. Your line joins a visible queue and airs when it reaches the front.
Watching: 133 now, 4,411 today — the counter in the screenshot, 23:45 on 4 Sep 2026. The 37,000 everyone quotes is launch day.
Credits: Idea: Marc-Antoine Fontaine. Proof it worked: Rehan Sheikh. Compute and model: fal.

A screenshot, because a frame is impossible. infiniteslop.ai answers with X-Frame-Options: SAMEORIGIN and frame-ancestors 'self' — any page that frames it gets the browser's refusal screen. Checked in a browser on 4 September 2026, not guessed from the headers.

Watch it live at infiniteslop.ai

fal.live

fal

Plays in this page

This is fal's site, loaded live, and it opens on fal's 18+ gate. The content behind it is AI-generated and unrated. Nothing here is ours and we earn nothing from it.

fal's own always-on channels — the one place here you can watch the format work without leaving the page. On 4 September: nine channels, a live viewer count on each, and four options the audience votes between.
Underneath is H3 Max Director: an open WebRTC session that remembers up to 50 earlier prompt segments, so a scene continues rather than restarts.

Runs on: H3 Max Director — 24 fps, 5–15 s chunks, 480p or 768p
Steering: Audience votes on what happens next. fal takes channel applications from creators.

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The original stream

Rehan Sheikh (@rehan_shei), fal

Not on Twitch any more

The first one. On 28 August 2026 a fal engineer pointed H3 Max at a Twitch broadcast and let it run — “infinite interdimensional cable”, in his words. This is the stream Levels saw before building Infinite Slop.

No frame, and no link to a specific stream: this one has moved twice and we have not verified a current URL ourselves. The report below is the account we are relying on.

Why removed: Moderation assumes content exists before it airs. A chat-driven generator breaks that at the root.
Where now: Rumble. No URL printed — it has moved twice in a week and a dead link is worse than none.

How it got moved off Twitch, then Kick

Channel Zero

Yegor Sack

The format spreading

A 24/7 automated news channel with generated anchors reporting stories from a world that does not exist. It matters because it is the first sign the format is a genre: someone picked it up and made a station of their own.

Nothing to frame that we could confirm was live. Listed because the derivative is part of the story, not because we can send you to it.

Runs on: fal's H3 Max, like the rest of them
Status: We could not verify a public URL on 4 September 2026, so there is no link to one here

Where it is written up

We are not affiliated with fal, with MiniMax, or with any project on this page, and we earn nothing from sending you to them. Observations dated 4 September 2026 are ours; everything else carries the source it came from.

Made here · 299 clips · not a live render

What One Costs to Build: 299 Clips We Generated and Timed

Same model, same idea, one difference: this is a tape, not a live render. 299 clips on four channels, each with the prompt that made it — because running it genuinely live costs $2,160 a day.
Every number further down comes off this run.

Tape — not a live render

Now airing — the prompt that made it

A mid-1980s television commercial for a briefcase full of weather — it is legal in most kitchens. A pair of identical twins in matching tracksuits demonstrates it in a rain-lashed car park at night, entirely straight-faced. Slow dolly right across the setting. Videotape look, soft focus, blown highlights. Sound: hoarse and urgent voiceover, a studio audience that laughs a half-second late.

Channels

Up next

Four channels, 299 clips, 25 minutes 45 seconds. Every clip is 832×480, 124 frames, 5.167 s, with sound generated in the same pass — 299 of 299, checked with ffprobe.

Nine days

How the Infinite AI Live Stream Actually Happened

Six dates, each with a source. The order is the argument — and it explains why people still search Twitch for a stream that left it.

26 Aug 2026
fal ships H3 Max, a post-train of MiniMax's open-weights H3
A post-train of MiniMax's open-weights H3, tuned for prompt adherence and picture quality. fal claims a five-second clip in about three seconds of wall time.
fal's launch announcement, 1 September 2026
29 Aug 2026
A fal engineer points it at Twitch and leaves it running
Rehan Sheikh hooks H3 Max to a Twitch livestream. If generation is faster than playback the buffer grows instead of draining — and a channel can in principle never end. That is the whole invention.
Reported with the original post
29–30 Aug 2026
Pieter Levels adds the chat box, and it stops being a demo
Levels adds a chat box: whatever you type is generated next and tied to the clip before it. A queue had to be added within hours — the real product finding here, and the reason our own player shows one.
Levels' own write-up
30 Aug 2026
37,000 people watch it in a day and he registers the domain
Peak concurrency over a thousand; compute bill roughly $4,000 a day, paid by fal. Both are launch-day figures — five days later the same counter read 133.
The 37,000 figure, from Levels' own post index
Within days
Twitch removes the original stream. So does Kick. It lands on Rumble.
Moderation assumes content exists before it airs, so the platforms had no review step to insert. This is the answer to “h3 max twitch”: the stream is not there.
Reported by Crypto Briefing
3 Sep 2026
fal turns the trick into an API and opens its own channels
H3 Max Director — an open WebRTC session that generates continuously and remembers up to 50 earlier prompt segments. fal.live opens with nine channels of its own.
Reported on the launch thread

Measured on this site

"Faster Than Real Time", Checked Against 299 Clips of Our Own

Two vendor sentences are all anyone quotes. Here is a distribution instead.

Submit → file on disk: 5.03 s; median, for a clip that is 5.167 s long
Same run, 95th percentile: 15.4 s; three times the clip's own runtime
Clips that beat their own length: 159 / 299; 53%, end to end, over the public internet

How this was measured, and what it is not

Every article quotes one of two vendor sentences. We have one thing they do not: 299 clips of the same spec, our own files, measured with ffprobe — not a claim, a distribution.

What an always-on channel costs, at fal's published rates

24/7 at 480p on minimax/h3-max$0.05 per second of output — the list rate the Infinite Slop reporting is priced against: Per hour$180; Per day$4,320
24/7 at 480p on minimax/h3-max-turbo$0.025 per second. Half the price, and the build we generate on.: Per hour$90; Per day$2,160
24/7 at 768p on minimax/h3-max$0.08 per second. The figure behind the "$4.80 a minute" line you will see quoted.: Per hour$288; Per day$6,912
This page: 299 clips, bought once25 min 45 s of programme, served from a CDN and replayed. One bill, ever.: Per hour$0; Per day$9.34 once

fal's own per-second rates, read from its model pages on 4 September 2026. A launch discount runs until 7 September; the rates above are the standing ones. Our $9.34 was paid inside the discount window.

Why the channel above is a tape, said plainly

At $2,160 a day we would be spending more on this one page than the site earns, to serve a query that is still forming. So it is 299 clips bought once. What you get is the same: something playing, and the exact prompt that made it. What you do not get is a channel that answers you — for that, the two projects above are the real article.

Make a clip for it yourself

And if you are here to build one: do not pay us

If your job is a continuous stream, this is the wrong tool and we would rather say it than sell it. You want H3 Max Director, with your own key. Budget the platform problem before the compute one: the first stream in this story was removed twice, and the model was never the reason.

The fal rate card, in full

Two things we learned paying for the tape: make it resumable, and watch the balance — clip 300 died on a 403.

Questions people actually ask

AI Live Stream FAQ

What these channels are, where they went, what runs them, and what it takes to make one

What is an AI live stream?

Yes, and you are watching one. The channel at the top plays 299 clips we generated on MiniMax H3 Max. Infinite Slop and fal.live generate continuously; ours is a tape, because continuous costs about $2,160 a day.

Why can't I find the H3 Max stream on Twitch?

An endless AI-generated channel by Pieter Levels, sponsored by fal. You type what happens next into a chat box, the model generates it and ties it to the previous clip. It cannot be embedded elsewhere — it refuses framing.

Can I watch Infinite Slop from this page?

It is not on Twitch any more. Rehan Sheikh's original stream was removed within days, then removed from Kick, and now runs on Rumble. Moderation assumes content exists before it airs; this format breaks that assumption.

What model do these AI live stream channels run on?

Faster than it plays. Across our 299 clips the median was 5.03 s to produce 5.167 s of finished video. That is what makes an endless channel possible at all.

Is the channel on this page actually live?

At fal's published rates, 24/7 at 480p is $4,320 a day on H3 Max, $2,160 on Turbo. Our 299-clip tape cost $9.34 once.

How much would it cost to run my own AI live stream?

Yes — the button under the player. Take a prompt off the channel, change a word, and the first clip needs no card. It will not join this tape; it is yours.

Write One Line, Get Something Worth Putting on a Channel

The same model these streams run on, in a browser. No API key, no card for the first clip. Take a prompt off the channel above and change one word.

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Written and maintained by the MiniMax H3 Max AI Video Generator editorial teamPublished 4 September 2026Last updated 4 September 2026

AI Live Stream: the Channel Strangers Write, One Clip at a Time