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I think AI video gets a lot more interesting when it stops trying to make everything cinematic and starts solving actual business problems. Creatify Labs just launched Boreal, a video model built specifically for ads and trained around real ad footage, UGC-style content and actual customer briefs. the part... show more
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@CreatifyLabs Ads don’t need to look like movies

@CreatifyLabs iteration is the method change. the model is just cheaper film

@CreatifyLabs creative volume could become a serious advertising advantage fr

@CreatifyLabs 20‑30 hooks per $0.01 sounds surprisingly practical.

@CreatifyLabs personally I think this is one of the first video models that actually solves a business problem.

@CreatifyLabs AI gets much more useful when it optimizes for testing volume, not just cinematic quality.

@CreatifyLabs AI video feels more useful when it’s built around actual marketing needs

@CreatifyLabs I just tried it, and the results surprised me. For such a low cost, the results exceeded my expectations.

@CreatifyLabs Creatufylabs is a project I would love to explore. Looks promising

@CreatifyLabs $0.01/sec makes testing 20–30 creative variations way more practical.

@CreatifyLabs making AI work for practical business needs 🤝

@CreatifyLabs Creative testing could become the real killer use case for AI video.

@CreatifyLabs This is brilliant. It's so smart to focus on practical applications like ads instead of just making pretty videos. The low cost is a game-changer too.

@CreatifyLabs Most AI video still chases cinematic and misses that ads just need to work, not look impressive

@CreatifyLabs AI video gets way more useful when it solves actual business needs

@CreatifyLabs The ability to iterate cheaply is the real feature.

@CreatifyLabs Creators just got a ticket for easier marketing.

@CreatifyLabs The shift from cinematic demos to performance-driven creatives is much more interesting.

@CreatifyLabs This is the kind of AI launch that feels useful, not just cinematic. Real footage + cheaper inference is a pretty solid wedge.

@CreatifyLabs i’d be curious to see how Boreal performs against real UGC ads in an actual campaign

@CreatifyLabs Paying one penny per second to let machine learning discover your highest-converting creative.

@CreatifyLabs Impressive! Best use case of AI for real business growth I think. This will bring more fruitful results for startups that could never afford video production before. Which industries will adopt it first?

@CreatifyLabs AI’s real advantage here is speed, not making another cinematic masterpiece.

@CreatifyLabs Creative testing at scale is where AI video starts becoming a real performance advantage

@CreatifyLabs gotta be honest, this bothers me & makes me question the future of real creators

@CreatifyLabs The 1 cent/second is the real story. Ads need volume, not cinematic perfection. If you can test 20 hooks cheaply and kill weak ones fast, the economics finally make sense.

@CreatifyLabs This is where AI video starts solving real problems

@CreatifyLabs curious how it handles a product that has zero existing UGC footage to train the vibe on.

@CreatifyLabs Creative testing costs dropping could help smaller teams experiment more.

@CreatifyLabs Finally AI video solving real ad problems.

@CreatifyLabs More hooks, more data, better decisions

@CreatifyLabs Yeah I need to test Boreal for myself, I’m curious how good the UGC-style outputs actually are

@CreatifyLabs That business-specific training is the interesting part. If brands use this for Japan, I’d also test whether the UGC style actually feels native to Japanese ads — pacing, captions, product framing, and creator tone can matter as much as video quality itself.

@CreatifyLabs $0.01 per second is seriously cheap for generating ad creatives, definitely trying it out.
