Will AI Replace Video Editors?

With the new release of Open AI's "Sora", which can completely generate videos using artificial intelligence, creators might be wondering what the future looks like for humans in the video industry. Although I don't claim to be an expert in the field, I think we need to look at AI from an optimistic perspective if we want to stay relevant. But it still begs the question, will AI replace video editors and other industry jobs?

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[skube_yo]

Couldn't agree more, damn. So well put in a concise and hilarious way. I still think not enough people are taking this rapidly improving technology serious enough. And I think the people who do worry about and discuss AI in videography to the degree that it's warranted, sadly find themselves falling into a victim mindset and losing hope. Mad props for doing full justice to both attitudes and showing that real concern and a determination to adapt and stay relevant are not mutually exclusive. Much needed, and your realistic yet hopeful thoughts on this will only get more relevant with time. The short hiding-under-desk bit had me rolling, so many clever moments bro keep it up. If your content remains at this level, you will grow an audience. No doubt.

[jakefelzien]

Well said and well done man. REAL FUCKING ART 🫡

[dpixvid]

I can easily see rough cut and sequence edits as alternative for starters, possible inspiration... doubt as good as a good editor(no way)

[Callmepauly]

it doesn't seem like ai video editing has improved much in the last year though (since this video came out)? which would indicate a hard hard slowing down in advancement. i still don't use an auto cut tool.

[veenasuresh]

What positives do you notice? Remember, not everything that shines is valuable...

Each person's essence is etched in their dreams and daily pursuits, especially in their chosen profession. Yet, the looming shadow of AI replacing human roles casts doubt on our future. It's confounding why some fervently champion innovations that jeopardize our fundamental right to earn a living. Beware, the allure of novelty can exact a devastating toll. Remember.

Where does your brain kick into gear? Think about it: When photography came along, it took away some painting gigs, but it also made room for loads of new jobs, like making cameras and developing software. Plus, photography itself sparked a whole bunch of fresh career paths.

What amazing job chances do you see, super-smart, when you finish AI tasks with just a little prompt? Give me one or two examples. And can you reassure me that these jobs won't be taken over completely by AI in the future?

Could you clarify which area sees a big boost in humanity's quality of life?