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AI has made video production more accessible, but it hasn't made having a good idea any less important.
You can generate beautiful visuals, realistic characters, and cinematic scenes in minutes.
But knowing what to create, why it matters, and how to make every scene serve the story? That's a different skill entirely.
The tools are getting better. The real advantage is learning how to use them to tell stories worth watching.
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You have a point but a time is coming when that manual work will be fully automated with Ai.
As most of us are still doing manual work some people are busy training Ai to take over that activities in nearby future
Manual work is always better than ai slop you can use ai for some clips but full video made with ai is unprofessional and a waste of money and resources
The point about people quietly training AI on today's manual tasks is the part most of us underestimate. Do you think the craft shifts to directing and curating those models, rather than disappearing entirely?