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Maybe it's my optimistic side, but I think this year-end is going to be incredible for AI.
OpenAI and Anthropic have been beefing up their training systems, safety mechanisms, etc. for a while now. I think "pacing the frontier" has been good for this.
That said, once this phase is over, I think we could see some truly crazy stuff.
Maybe even today 👀
Leave me your email and I'll let you know when I publish something new.
Yesterday I asked what tools you use to edit videos with AI.
Between your recommendations and what I've been looking into since, I've ended up compiling more than 80 tools, libraries and repositories.
There's a lot more out there than I expected.
1️⃣ Editing videos you've already recorded
There are a few ways to do this.
If you prefer a traditional editor:
2️⃣ Transcripts, cuts and subtitles
I find this part especially interesting because it lets you edit the video based on what's being said.
3️⃣ Animations, motion graphics and infographics
This is where I've found the most interesting tools.
4️⃣ Generating videos from scratch or modifying scenes
Things change quite a bit here. You don't necessarily need a recording anymore.
5️⃣ Voices, music and sound
Audio is another part of the process you can automate quite a bit.
6️⃣ Visual resources and inspiration
One thing a lot of you recommended was giving the agent visual references and components it can reuse.
7️⃣ Turning long videos into shorts and automating posts
Finally, there are more specialized tools for repurposing content and producing videos at scale.
8️⃣ And what AI do I use to coordinate it all?
Looks like Opus 5.5 is king (someone also recommended Sonnet 5.5). But it seems like OpenAI's models aren't up to scratch.
Generation and transformation: kling.ai/ seed.bytedance.com/en/ flow.google/ higgsfield.ai/ firefly.adobe.com/ runwayml.com/
Audio: elevenlabs.io/ podcast.adobe.com/en/enhancespeech auphonic.com/
I ran Roast My Web through is-agentic and in one afternoon it went from 72 to 97 out of 100.
For anyone who doesn’t know it: it’s a free Vercel website that tells you whether AI agents can find, read and use your website.…
🇨🇭 Websites to look for software jobs in Switzerland:
- LinkedIn - Indeed - SwissDevJobs - EFinancialCareers (Finance-focused) - Tie Talent - Google Jobs (the one I recommend most)
These jobs usually pay between €80,000 and €160,000 a year.
A lot of people ask me which websites I used to find a job in Switzerland, and I always end up recommending the same ones.
There are a thousand options, but these are some of the ones I used back then.
I’ll probably keep posting them from time to time to clear up any questions.
