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Don't Miss Out on the AI Future That Started Yesterday
This article was written by Shamir Allibhai, CEO of Eddie AI.A future that isn't about replacing us. A future about amplifying us. Amplifying our creativity and our voice. That future started yesterday.It's 9 am and you’re an editor walking into your edit suite. You grab your coffee, preparing for the day ahead. First up: hours of logging footage, organizing clips, and prepping the project. Necessary but simultaneously mind-numbing.Imagine a different scenario: You walk in, coffee still hot, and everything's already done. Your B-roll is organized by content and shot type. Interviews are logged with searchable topics and key moments. The project is ready for you to do what you do best – tell stories.This isn't sci-fi. It's the reality AI is bringing to post-production today.The AI Future of Post-ProductionFor decades, post-production has been plagued by slow workflows. Editors and producers spend up to 40% of their time on admin tasks rather than creative ones. For small teams and independent video pros, this inefficiency isn't just frustrating – it's financially burdensome. Every hour spent logging footage is an hour not spent crafting stories.The constraints are even more challenging for those without big studio resources. When budgets are tight, hiring assistant editors or additional team members is simply out of the question. This results in video pros who wear too many hats, and technical tasks that eat into creative time. The quality will always suffer.That's where Eddie AI comes in – an AI assistant editor that works while you sleep.Your Trusted AI Assistant EditorIn many ways, I built Eddie for myself. Recording dozens of interviews for each documentary, I wished I had an Eddie.After a shoot day, you simply upload your footage and Eddie processes everything using advanced AI to analyze and organize your content. It takes minutes. And what it means is the next morning when you jump into the project, it is already logged, categorized, and ready for creative editing.The bigger picture goes beyond efficiency. When video pros are liberated from mundane technical work, something else remarkable happens: They actually enjoy their work more. They enjoy the time to experiment, refine, and elevate their craft. They can deliver higher quality work in less time. This shift represents a potential future of post-production – a world where AI handles foundational elements, and human creativity builds upon them. I look forward to this. The real question isn't whether AI will transform post-production because that question is already being answered. It's happening. The real question is just how many video professionals will join the transformation.Ready to Join the Revolution?In 2023, ChatGPT was a curiosity to experiment with. Fast forward to now and it has become as essential as Google in many fields, with casual web users and companies all using it.I see a future where the same shift happens with AI-assisted video editing. A future that isn't about replacing us. A future about amplifying us. Amplifying our creativity and our voice. That future started yesterday.Learn more about how Eddie is transforming post-production workflows at heyeddie.ai.
This article was written by Shamir Allibhai, CEO of Eddie AI.
A future that isn't about replacing us. A future about amplifying us. Amplifying our creativity and our voice. That future started yesterday.
It's 9 am and you’re an editor walking into your edit suite. You grab your coffee, preparing for the day ahead. First up: hours of logging footage, organizing clips, and prepping the project.
Necessary but simultaneously mind-numbing.
Imagine a different scenario: You walk in, coffee still hot, and everything's already done. Your B-roll is organized by content and shot type. Interviews are logged with searchable topics and key moments.
The project is ready for you to do what you do best – tell stories.
This isn't sci-fi. It's the reality AI is bringing to post-production today.
The AI Future of Post-Production
For decades, post-production has been plagued by slow workflows. Editors and producers spend up to 40% of their time on admin tasks rather than creative ones.
For small teams and independent video pros, this inefficiency isn't just frustrating – it's financially burdensome. Every hour spent logging footage is an hour not spent crafting stories.
The constraints are even more challenging for those without big studio resources. When budgets are tight, hiring assistant editors or additional team members is simply out of the question.
This results in video pros who wear too many hats, and technical tasks that eat into creative time. The quality will always suffer.
That's where Eddie AI comes in – an AI assistant editor that works while you sleep.
Your Trusted AI Assistant Editor
In many ways, I built Eddie for myself. Recording dozens of interviews for each documentary, I wished I had an Eddie.
After a shoot day, you simply upload your footage and Eddie processes everything using advanced AI to analyze and organize your content. It takes minutes. And what it means is the next morning when you jump into the project, it is already logged, categorized, and ready for creative editing.
The bigger picture goes beyond efficiency. When video pros are liberated from mundane technical work, something else remarkable happens:
They actually enjoy their work more.
They enjoy the time to experiment, refine, and elevate their craft. They can deliver higher quality work in less time. This shift represents a potential future of post-production – a world where AI handles foundational elements, and human creativity builds upon them.
I look forward to this. The real question isn't whether AI will transform post-production because that question is already being answered. It's happening.
The real question is just how many video professionals will join the transformation.
Ready to Join the Revolution?
In 2023, ChatGPT was a curiosity to experiment with. Fast forward to now and it has become as essential as Google in many fields, with casual web users and companies all using it.
I see a future where the same shift happens with AI-assisted video editing.
A future that isn't about replacing us. A future about amplifying us. Amplifying our creativity and our voice.
That future started yesterday.
Learn more about how Eddie is transforming post-production workflows at heyeddie.ai.
