New AI Use Cases You Have To See to Believe

This week saw huge improvements to Midjourney and Inflection's Pi chatbot, plus we've got some brand new ways to use old AI tools for you.

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Chapters:
0:00 What’s new?
0:28 Free Stock Footage
1:09 AI with Humanlike Interaction
3:17 Character Consistency
6:59 Audio Editing AI
8:17 200K Celebration
10:39 Avatar Dashboard
11:34 Devin
12:47 Claude 3 Use Cases

#aiusecases #ai #aitools

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[heidibriones]

You're renting an apartment and you're only approved to have one pet, a dog. You record a video and don't want your landlord to find out you also have a cat. Boom. Change the meow to a bark and you're in the clear.

[augustuslxiii]

Pi is underrated and very cool. There's an option to just text it (SMS) like you would anyone else, and it really makes a difference. It's like you've got a new... extremely fast typing, incredibly intelligent (EQ & IQ) friend.

[count_bear]

I love the Pi model. I was surprised how advanced it was when I tried it. And honestly, after talking with it for an hour and a bit, it made me realize some very deep stuff about myself. The human part of it, is spot on, as I felt like talking to a new found best friend rather than an AI.

[timsmy-prsw]

You are the use-cases guy. That’s so useful and incredibly niche. This changes so fast, it just keeps getting more valuable. The better you do, the better off we will be.

[apex-lazer]

Bro 200k is awesome so proud of you 👏 you will get way more. Thank you for always giving us such solid and valuable content. Much Love from Germany 🇩🇪 bruh to you and your team.

[Pamela_Lang]

I think it's cool if the videos end with "upcoming releases" - it's cool to know what's on the docket ;)

[AH-vpli]

Thanks so much for the amazing content and for doing the time-consuming work of searching out and testing things for us. Your time and effort is truly appreciated. I watch all your videos and I can't remember where it was but you spoke of art flow before. I wondered if in your research you came across other sites like it where you can train a model in a similar manner and what those apps/sites are. Thanks again for your content and breaking things down in such a digestible and easy-to-understand format. Much appreciated. x

[andregustavolrk]

You can use the audio editing for games, especially

[michaelpboyd]

I'm on board with the one future use-case idea. Devin is extraordinary and I will be definitely be following its progression

[figmentariumanimation]

Much love Igor! Thank you for the updates

[MomentsInTrading]

I’ll mention some things for you to consider-
I’m late 50s. I’m pretty new to everything AI. When I watch your videos, sometimes some of it goes over my head.

However, I know enough that, when I am not in AI groups, I seem to know way more about the subject than most people.

Just something to think about. When it comes to AI educational videos, I think there’s a lot of people in the category of-
The video either explains things for total beginners and it’s too basic, or it’s too advanced.

[cretaceoussteve]

Human: Wow look, AI can turn dogs into cats!
AI: Rockaby huuuman, in the treetop...

[PaulRichards]

Hey Igor, yes would be super interesting to learn such things like Devin, as we can see whats coming down the pipeline with AI and be ready to put some of these tools to work if we are having creative ideas in our heads that could use them

[agnesslovehealz]

Congrats Igor love ❤️ ur authenticity vibe n quality of useful info great job

[keyndomingos]

just download geoguesser's brain and you'll be able to know any location 10 times faster with 99.999% accuracy

[francdugas]

Information about upcoming technologies, and your opinion about them are valuable

[luminousdragon]

The meow to bark thing of course is not useful, but changing one sound to another IS. Maybe not yet because the output isnt great, but imagine being able to voice out character lines as a man and have the output be a woman, or similarly growl as a human to generate a specific type of growl for a dog in a animated movie with dogs. Or humming a song and then giving a prompt for it to turn the hum into a jazz song, or a dubstep song or whatever.

This reminds me of somehting maybe a year ago for ai video where they showed an input video of some like cereal boxes or something on a table and moving a camera phone through the boxes and the output/prompt ends up with a futuristic sci fi city flythru.

If you are making a film, as a one man studio, you could use this to generate a bunch of sound effects. instead of only relying on a text prompt for like a car peeling out, you could make the noise with your mouth, and sync it up to an existing video you have of a car, so its the right length with the peeling out matching the video. now the resulting sound is much more likely to match the video.

By the way, this is one hundred percent absolute proof you can use a video as input to generate a sound (not with this program, but it can absolutely be done with out existing tech). So say you have a scene where a tiger is chasing someone through a jungle. you could upload the video and then describe the sounds ("a tiger roar, sound of human foot steps and heavy breathing, sounds of branched breaking")

You could generate audio for a full scene sequence like this.

[Mimi_Sim]

I ❤ Pi. You need voice 5 though. She is great at remembering past details. She also suggests now that I requested it GPT4 if she ever thinks it would be more suited to the task

[davidapatrickmoore]

Thank you Igor for another amazingly useful video. Cheers

[lgrindrod]

Future use cases: Sure! Can see what to watch for. 1 or 2 per vid is great.