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I'm using AI to edit videos. It's a local instalation using open source software that has no costs and requires no subscriptions besides the one that I use to run the agents, ChatGPT/Codex in my case Final version will be much better than that but I already see a lot of potential. This is just the first part of the video I'm making to reopen my YouTube channel. It took 7 miinutes to edit this cut that is less than 3. Took away some background noise, added subtitles, did some cuts with pauses and silence and added b roll. Trying to teach how to add background music but it sucks at making good choices. So I'm having to teach it. Stupid bad taste bot. Improvements I'm working on: - B-rollss with more personality and spliting the screen instead of just cutting the shots - Some discrete sound effects and camera work - A good taste in music - Subtitles that look better What else should I be trying to improve? I'll be documenting the whole process and sharing what I learn at Guruless Business Builders. Join if you want a space to share your own projects and help others with what you know. I know that I can and will learn a lot about that kind of stuff with @Des Dreckett and @Brian Walsh .

I spent about 90 minutes with a business development leader at a solar sales company. He'd been told to build $50M in sales, and instead of more people, he was handed an AI tool license. So we set up a project, defined his dream outcome for one week, and told the AI to follow the Job Card approach. That means one job, one responsibility, and one budget per skill. Then we split the work into separate jobs: find leads, gather info on each person, draft outreach, prep him for each call, and draft follow-up content. At first he gave it way too much at once. He didn't know how to prompt it yet, and honestly that's where most of us start. By the end he had a working lead-scout skill. He left with 4 leads that had everything he needed to make calls and check that the skill actually works. Within about an hour he had a setup he could keep improving toward a first-week win. That's the lesson I teach in my community: https://www.skool.com/ai-teammate-lab-9763/about Roast it. What would you cut or change if you were running that session?

Every Friday, I'll post a welcome thread in my community and tag everyone who joined that week. The ritual: each new member says hi with one line that starts with "How I'm...". Mine is "How I'm building a community in public." Two questions: 1/ Would you reply to it? 2/ What would make you skip it? Roast the idea, not me ;) ✌️

I wanted to record a VSL for AI Teammate Lab so people can see me and create some motion on the about page. I recorded it and then had AI do some editing. Then I did some more and left it. Received a message this morning to let me know that my VSL was unedited. 🤣 So I decided I would apply my knew experience with Grok Bot and agents and decided to level it up a bit. Sent some styles I liked for long form and short form visuals and then created an editor bot with one job: Make my VSL suck less haha Definitely a major upgrade, but now I need your help to roast my about page and also let me know your thoughts if I should lead with the image or the vsl? Maybe even change my animated thumbnail. Open to all suggestions and thoughts. Let me feel the burn. AI Teammate Lab: https://www.skool.com/ai-teammate-lab-9763/about