@corbin_braun: so logically the AI editor does take some time, maybe 5-6 hours a video. cost wise its like 30 USD of tokens, compare t…
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A tweet compares the time and cost of using an AI video editor, which takes 5-6 hours and $30 in tokens per video, to a human editor who would take 3-5 days and cost $250, noting the AI can handle any edit style.
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so logically the AI editor does take some time, maybe 5-6 hours a video.
cost wise its like 30 USD of tokens, compare this to an editor, that would be like 3-5 days of work and 250 USD.
Mr beast style edit, yea it can do it ☠️
any edit really, kinda of crazy.
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