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I continue to find little ways in which I can push the envelope for this app; Case in point, I took an avatar that I created in Hagen from its background, and I wanted to place it back into the background of an office setting so that I can do something for my LinkedIn credentials. What you're seeing is a video of what I did with HeyGen and ChatGPT. If you're connected to my LinkedIn you'll probably see the finished video with in a little while that this is one of how you can use the avatars to professionally promote oneself your avatar can talk about your background what you're looking for in a position or you can scroll a copy of your resume behind the avatar while you discussed some of your more noteworthy credentials for the company #OutsideTheBox

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