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Clipifai - a SaaS application that converts e-books to natural sounding audiobooks using AI, it also comes with a range of tools for document manipulation, e.g image to pdf, doc/docx to pdf etc
major scope of project; landing page, blog, admin dashboard for handling blog content, free tools page, playground, dashboard, integrated payment system for credit purchase
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First Data Scientist, then UI/UX, and lately I've been making AI visuals- both pictures and videos.
Here's what I got wrong first.
Most AI videos are bad because people ask it to make a whole scene. You write a paragraph, hope for the best, and do it again. It's like a slot machine with a monthly fee.
So I stopped writing prompts and started giving it pictures.
I made a still first. A still is easy to judge and easy to throw away. If the light and the crop are right, I have made every decision before anything moves.
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That frame had a hairline crack across a mirror. So the second generation didn't need a mirror described to it. It already had one. Cracked. Lit the way I lit it. All it had to do was break the thing.
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And what say you? Do you agree with my hook?
