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Question for my fellow content creators.
To speed up my video content creation process I gave it a shot to create a video editor. I included the basic function you usually have in an editor, build it more about automating the process and useful functions that could speed up social media content production. I'm also making it so I could easily automate it by running it with Codex/Claude code. So far I thought of these functions: - AI Transcription: Automatically turn spoken words into text.  - Text-Based Editing: Remove unwanted video by selecting transcript sentences.  - Social Media Formats: Prepare videos for vertical and horizontal output.  - Smart Take Selection: Automatically find repeated takes and select the last good ones.  - Automatic Silence Removal: Trim unnecessary pauses while keeping speech natural.  - Adjustable Pauses: Fine-tune transitions between clips.  - Automatic Subtitles: Add customizable captions directly onto videos.  - AI B-Roll: Suggest and insert relevant supporting visuals. - AI Short-Clip Creation: Turn longer videos into multiple social media clips.  - Automated Reframing: Adapt video framing for different social media formats.  - API/MCP Automation: Let Codex and other AI agents operate Video Studio.  - Hands-Free Video Production: Import, edit, select takes, assemble, and export automatically or with permissions  Can you guys think of any additional useful ones, that you wish you had when making short form and longform videos?
Question for my fellow content creators.
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@Henry Haevernick thanks for the tips I'll check those out. I just chose Higgsfield because people are raving about it. Don't really want use stock videos, too much hassle to find out whether it's ok fo commercial use, rights etc. Video Ai generators will nicely create a scene reflecting the script, no licensing worries
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@Henry Haevernick Thanks! I just brainstormed what features I'd love in an app and build it with ChatGPT and Codex. Mine works pretty well but I have to get Microsoft Artifact Signing done because Windows Smart App started to block some of the apps components. Something new to learn :) . I'm also gonna turn those into skills also so I could process videos on the go and fully automate it. Apps are more fun though because you can do it hands on and make small tweaks if needed
I Setup ChatGPT Dots - Here's Some Advice
Hey guys! So I finally setup ChatGPT Dots and I'm still trying to figure out use cases lol. I am a bit disappointed with OpenAI's version as there's only one "Dot" but my thinking is they will prioritize updates for this product seeing how popular Meta Muse and Grok Bot are. Anyways here's a good tip for using ChatGPT Dots (or any Personal AI Assistant): Instruct your assistant to create daily logs of what was worked on, results, what was learned, and to avoid context rot. Then back up all of these logs to GitHub. You can then use this GitHub repo to transfer or share all context with personal assistants on other AI platforms.
I Setup ChatGPT Dots - Here's Some Advice
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I tried it too but quickly switched to Codex :)
New Video - Don't Buy ChatGPT Dots (Get Claude Max Instead)
My latest podcast with @Aaron Makelky breaks down: - OpenAI's DevDay Recap - What OpenAI's Dots agent actually does - Why Dots are janky right now and not worth a $100 plan - How Aaron copied the Dots system prompt into Grok Bot - More air, fewer chips: what the new ChatGPT plans really get you - Why the end is near for subsidized tokens - Why we think Claude Max beats ChatGPT Pro Be sure to Like & Comment on YouTube 🤝
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Yup, they are subsidizing them less and less. Cost just doubled, as costly as Fable now. Building my automations and apps as quick as I can before another price increase lol 😅 It's still a steal for what it does at these prices , well worth it. On the bright side , it means less competition so it's not all bad
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@Ryan Doser I think it will be a long time before the ROI wouldn't make sense to us it. Nobody likes price hikes but all you have to do is just compare those increasing costs to how much it would cost to hire a human to perform those same tasks and still feel great about it :) Just offset it by charging higher prices, as you would with any other product or service when your costs go up
My market's gone quiet, so I've stopped pushing
Something I've been chewing over this week, and I'd love to hear from anyone who's been through a quiet patch in their own market. Demand for my main service, workplace mental health training, has dropped right off this year. I wanted to know whether it was just me, so I got Claude to dig into it. It isn't. The biggest provider in the UK has lost about a fifth of its income in two years, and their own accounts put it down to rising employment costs. Employers' training spend per person is the lowest it's been since records began in 2011. SEO helps people find you when they're looking. But if hardly anyone's looking, no amount of SEO is going to make them. I'm not going to wear myself out trying to force demand that isn't there. What I am doing is keeping going, steadily, and AI means it takes very little of my time. Claude writes and publishes a blog post most weekdays, and LinkedIn goes out three times a week. My part is mostly reading what's gone live and saying yes, or change that. I'm also leaning on the free stuff, because free is what people can say yes to when budgets are this tight. There's my podcast, and we run free network events every quarter. It keeps people connected without asking them for money they haven't got. So I'm still visible and still findable when budgets come back, and the energy I'd have spent pushing goes into the stuff that's actually growing. If you've had a quiet spell in your market, what did you do? Push harder, or ease off and wait it out?
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@Catherine Eadie oh ok, I understand. In that case enjoy your life, four years will fly by pretty quickly. Hey, you're great at Ai automations so maybe you could do some side jobs as a sub contractor. Let me know and when I'll have a surplus I'll gladly send some work your way. Oh the story gets better :) it's actually Printer supplies TO Construction TO Spirituality coaching TO Habit creation/ navigating emotions & beliefs coaching TO Ai 😁 what a journey. Getting my construction to where I wanted it took about year and a half. I started working as a sub contractor for a guy, general contractor I knew. Not ideal because as a sub you don't make as much but the upside was that I got steady work coming my way right from the start and learn some new skills working along other subs on the projects. Later one of the subs and I found a general contractor that just did windows installs, at much better sub rates so we both pivoted to him, plus did our own gigs when we had some free time. Everything was going well for few years, business grew but all of sudden I started having chronic inflammation, especially felt it in my hands and toes, not great for a job that needs those parts of the body. 😁 So I decided to close up my business and focus on finding a solution to heal the root cause because going to sleep with your joints hurting was not a life I wanted to live. Neither was just taking meds that my doctor wanted to put me on just to mask the symptoms. Since I'm a great problem solver I found out that I had some gut is issues. Long story short, almost healed it 100% through diet, lifestyle changes and spiritual practices, which lead me to my first coaching endeavor. While it was a great effort :) getting paying clients wasn't easy so it was short lived. Shortly after my dad's health took a fast deepdive, he got Alzheimer's. Since getting help to help my mom to take care of him is ridiculously expensive, around $100k/ year I helped them out instead for the past 3 years until my father passing last May. So with lots of time on my hands I gave habit creation/mindset coaching a shot 😃.
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@Catherine Eadie I think I will and the title will be "My crazy life 🤪" my relationship stories are entertaining too so it will be a best seller for sure lol. I'll send you a copy hehe. Thank you 🙏 he's no longer suffering so that's good. Yes, it wasn't easy for any of us but that's what family is for, especially during times like that. Great, I'm sure I'll have surplus!
New Masterclass - How to Actually Make Money With AI
Hey guys! Last night I presented a masterclass for a notable community called BudgetDog Academy and I've included the full recording here for those curious. Also here is the presentation I created in 15-30 minutes using Claude Code (https://claude.ai/artifact/4csXSzuKubqKgStFF4mU5L) and I've uploaded the zip file of the Presentation Builder Skill for those who want to create something similar. Enjoy!
New Masterclass - How to Actually Make Money With AI
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The best way to make money with Ai is always to show people How to Actually Make Money With AI 😁. As the saying goes “When everyone is digging for gold, it’s better to sell the picks and shovels.”
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Rafal Glaz
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Teaching U.S. small business owners how to use AI to 💰 Increase profits 💸 Cut costs ⏰ Save time Instagram @rafal_glaz_

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