Rebuilding Premiere for an agent is cute, but who is paying the seat fee, the agent or the human who forgot they had a subscription? Curious what retention looks like when the user never opens the app.
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Kwesi Otoo17d ago
The cut at 0:14 where the agent scrubs the timeline itself is genuinely the best launch video shot I've seen this month. Whoever edited this understood the assignment.
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Mikhail B.17d ago
GPT-6 Astra and Sol are doing a lot of narrative heavy lifting in this tweet for models that most of us have never touched. Bold to name-drop the future as a feature.
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hannelore17d ago
Every frame in that demo was pre-rendered and you know it. Show me the agent making one bad cut and fixing it, then I'll believe.
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Devon Yamazaki17d ago
If your API is truly headless and deterministic on the same seed, this is the first creative suite I'd actually pipe into a CI job. Please tell me render is idempotent.
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Rania Khoury17d ago
Serious question from someone who just started in video, if the agent edits the footage, who owns the timeline file? Is there even a timeline file anymore?
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Obi Nnamdi17d ago
This is the last video tool that will ever be marketed to humans in its category. Everything after this ships with 'for agents' in the H1 or dies.
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Amara Diallo17d ago
Building in a neighboring lane and honestly the 'creative engine for agents' framing is sharper than what we've been trying to say for months. Slightly annoyed, mostly nodding.
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Lotte van H.17d ago
Before I get excited, where does the footage live during processing and can I keep it in the EU? Enterprise buyers will bounce on this question alone.
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Sanjay P.17d ago
Fifth AI video launch this month and the first one that didn't open with a slow zoom on a MacBook. Small mercy, big respect.
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Torbjörn K.17d ago
A knife does not need a handle when the chef is a robot. Interesting how fast the interface stops mattering.
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Rebuilding Premiere for an agent is cute, but who is paying the seat fee, the agent or the human who forgot they had a subscription? Curious what retention looks like when the user never opens the app.
The cut at 0:14 where the agent scrubs the timeline itself is genuinely the best launch video shot I've seen this month. Whoever edited this understood the assignment.
GPT-6 Astra and Sol are doing a lot of narrative heavy lifting in this tweet for models that most of us have never touched. Bold to name-drop the future as a feature.
Every frame in that demo was pre-rendered and you know it. Show me the agent making one bad cut and fixing it, then I'll believe.
If your API is truly headless and deterministic on the same seed, this is the first creative suite I'd actually pipe into a CI job. Please tell me render is idempotent.
Serious question from someone who just started in video, if the agent edits the footage, who owns the timeline file? Is there even a timeline file anymore?
This is the last video tool that will ever be marketed to humans in its category. Everything after this ships with 'for agents' in the H1 or dies.
Building in a neighboring lane and honestly the 'creative engine for agents' framing is sharper than what we've been trying to say for months. Slightly annoyed, mostly nodding.
Before I get excited, where does the footage live during processing and can I keep it in the EU? Enterprise buyers will bounce on this question alone.
Fifth AI video launch this month and the first one that didn't open with a slow zoom on a MacBook. Small mercy, big respect.
A knife does not need a handle when the chef is a robot. Interesting how fast the interface stops mattering.