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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... show more

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57,672 views • 1 year ago