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A Chinese guy spent $20 on an AI video workflow and claims he can replace anyone in any video. He also recorded a full tutorial on creating your own AI avatar. At first, he was just trying to avoid editing the same clip by hand over and over again... He spent $20 on the API credits Then he uploaded one normal video and one picture of the character he wanted n8n sent both files to Cloudinary Cloudinary turned them into clean links Wan 2.2 took the video, took the image, and rebuilt the person inside the clip The face changed The body stayed The movement stayed The camera stayed Then he realized this is not a face swap tool anymore It is a machine for making 100 versions of the same video AI is getting scary because now the product is not the video The product is whoever you put inside itshow more

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