@CharlieFink@StoReelApp@AIXRPodcast Good conversation. Curious if Angela thinks retention gets solved by the apps, by creators bringing their own audiences, or by brands funding better stories.
@RioLongacre I like the idea of using it to interrogate the work. I'd want it looking for evidence that could change my mind, rather than just finding another way to defend the idea.
@AsasHusain You might find Wildscreen ARK useful. Itโs aimed at young people rather than recreating the whole ARKive collection, but it carries on some of that work: https://t.co/QA49v8Dtmt
@ashnichrist Iโd include production support in that second point. Access to great people is valuable, but the role changes a lot if youโre also expected to handle every shoot and edit yourself.
All-in-one AI video tools are fast, but the tool makes the calls, and it's working from the same playbook for everyone. Same cuts, same pacing, same look.
More content, less of it feels like yours.
The fix is a custom setup that keeps the speed but has your own style built in.
@adelwu_ Iโd want to see the revisions as much as the finished work. What someone notices is off, and how they actually fix it, tells you a lot about that combination.
@JoshDaws Being able to make the same scene two ways seems especially useful. You can compare what each choice does to the story while the idea is still fresh.
@Bobby_Seagull The test Iโd care about is what a student can do after the help goes away. Getting to the right answer with AI doesnโt necessarily tell us that.