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Generating AI clips is easy. making a finished video that has proper audio, captions, and smooth pacing is where everyone loses hours. Pexo is an AI video agent that converts structured briefs into finished, publish-ready videos with voiceover, soundtrack, and captions built in. gave it detailed input for a...

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