Progress or Regress? The High Cost of Making Things Cheap
The only reason to create is to be created.
We have another post today by Eugene Terekhin, the man and the mind behind the publication Philosophy of Language. This piece was originally published here.
Eugene is a regular contributing writer to The BoldBrush Letter.
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Feature Article:
Progress or Regress? The High Cost of Making Things Cheap
Recently, YouTube served me a video by Julia McCoy titled “AI Just Killed Video Production,” introducing Dzine AI — a new “revolutionary” tool that has, as she claims, collapsed the entire video production industry into a 60-second workflow.
It promises to replace the costly process of traditional video production — hiring a voice actor, an animator, and a video editor — with a $25-per-month subscription.
Surprisingly, the show’s host isn’t Julia herself but her AI clone, generated with Dzine AI. The real Julia appears only at the end.
You can take any image, any character, any style, and make it speak your exact words with perfect lip sync. Bottom line? Cut your costs. Cut your time. Maximize your profit.