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Cutback has launched Selects, an AI editing assistant for long-form that can video sync, organize, and cut raw footage. Selects analyzes both transcript and video to build a storyline from a prompt in minutes, with Cutback reporting around 60% less editing time per project. In testing by 5 professional...

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The "editors are dead" posts flooding my timeline are nonsense. Pure hype. None of those tools are changing real editing. Most of what's being hyped isn't editing intelligence. It's a transcript, silence detection, captions, and a chatbot calling ffmpeg. That's useful but calling it the future of editing is like calling autocomplete the future of writing. The hard part isn't exporting final.mp4. The hard part is making video understandable at scale. A real AI editor has to understand an entire library, not one clip. Scenes, people, dialogue, mood, story beats, continuity, missing coverage, what the editor already tried. It has to find exact moments across thousands of scenes without hallucinating. It has to live inside the real workflow, not a toy prompt box pretending to be a studio. That's why we built Firassa around the Universal Video Knowledge Graph. UVKG turns raw footage into persistent, timecoded memory. Not a transcript. Not tags. Not a search index pretending to understand video. A living graph of what exists, how moments relate, where the story is hiding. Firassa turns that memory into action. Organize the library. Ask the footage questions. Find exact shots. Build first-pass sequences. Generate only when the story needs coverage that doesn't exist. The future of editing isn't an AI that spits out a file. It's an AI that understands the footage well enough to become part of the editorial process. We're not replacing editors. We are making them faster, sharper, and freer to do the part only humans can do: tell the story. Pro editors from Netflix and Beast Games are already using it and love it. 93% on the Long Video MME benchmark. Link to the waitlist below.

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