"AI makes YouTube videos, but how can it still play like this?
Short videos nowadays, I can't keep people without some new tricks. You must have seen one of those videos with superb quality and fast-paced speeds. But do you know how? In fact, many bloggers have long secretly used AI tools.
Take YouTube for example. In the past, when making videos, you had to be able to edit, find material, and also be able to dub. It's different now. AI tools can help you get these things done. For example, automatically generate scripts, find music, and even synthesize sounds.
Recently I tried a tool called "Picture". You only need to enter a few keywords, and it can automatically find video materials, match subtitles, and add transitions. The key is that it also supports multi-language dubbing. This is particularly convenient if you want to open an overseas account.
There is also an even more powerful tool called "Synthesia". It can automatically generate a virtual anchor based on your script. You don't have to appear in a real person to make a video that looks like a real person talking. Many educational accounts are now in use.
However, although AI tools are good, they must be able to use them. I have met many bloggers who rely on AI from the beginning. As a result, the video produced was either inconsistent or had a weird sound. In fact, AI is just an aid. The key depends on how you use it.
For example, when using AI to generate scripts, you'd better write an outline yourself first. In this way, the content generated by AI will not stray from the topic. Another example is when looking for materials. Not all the AI recommends are suitable. You have to pick and choose for yourself.
There is one more detail to note. YouTube now has new rules for AI-generated content. If you made a video using AI, it's best to explain it in the video description. Otherwise, the platform may limit current. As mentioned in this news, many bloggers have already stepped into a trap.
AI tools are becoming more and more sophisticated now. In addition to what is mentioned above, there are also tools that can automatically edit. For example,"Descript" can automatically help you cut into slices when you upload a bunch of materials. The key is that it can also detect speed and help you adjust.
But then again, no matter how good AI is, it cannot replace creativity. I have seen many accounts that use the same AI tool, but the videos they create are vastly different. What is the difference? In the content itself.
So my advice is not to use AI as a panacea. Think of it as an assistant. For example, using AI to handle repetitive work, such as finding material and matching subtitles. You have to do the creative part yourself.
Nowadays, the competition for YouTube is too fierce. AI alone may not be enough. I also noticed a trend. Many head accounts have begun to mix and match AI + real people. For example, using AI virtual anchors to attract people at the beginning, and then using real people to appear on the scene. This will save time and retain the audience.
There was a very interesting news recently. There was a blogger who completely used AI to create a channel, and as a result, his fans soared. But it was later found out by YouTube and the account was blocked. So you have to follow the rules when using AI.
If you also want to try AI tools, you can start with the simple one. For example, using AI to write scripts, or using AI to match subtitles. Wait until you are familiar with it, and then slowly try more complex operations.
AI tools are updated too fast now. What's popular today doesn't mean it will be popular tomorrow. So don't cling to a tool. Try a few more and see which one suits you best.
Be honest. AI can really help you save time. But the time is saved, and it has to be spent elsewhere. For example, study what viewers like and how to improve the completion rate. These AI can't help, so you have to think about it yourself. "
