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we officially solved software products for AI UGC we already systemized physical products months ago.. skincare, supplements, gadgets, you drop it in and the ad comes out looking perfect software was a different story so it took me a bit of time because the text on screen always came...

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Ori Silver's profile picture
Ori Silver6 days ago

Dude your stuff is always so whack... It is evident that you dug super deep into perfecting these prompts and frameworks. Salute, really well done

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Miko6 days ago

means a lot coming from you!

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katexbt.hl7 days ago

not quite there yet but its basically a few months to a year of being pixel perfect at this rate

Miko's profile picture
Miko7 days ago

that small imperfection came from the upscaler, the raw output is actually cleaner, here is what it looks like without it:

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katexbt.hl6 days ago

wow near perfect esp when we take into consideration ig tt downscale content esp the less performing one

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balubabear7 days ago

Best AI video seen.. HArd to believe its AI

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Nick Ugre6 days ago

How much it’s costs to make that video? 👀

Endrew Cruz's profile picture
Endrew Cruz6 days ago

something seems fake about all this

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Masto6 days ago

@eptwts How much time + $ per single video spent

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Jonathon Dory6 days ago

What software produced the voice or is that a real voice?

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zack7 days ago

crazy man!! really excited for the update. when its coming?? @Mho_23

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Gaius ♦7 days ago

She's not a real person?😳

Perry's profile picture
Perry6 days ago

Tutorial?

kula's profile picture
kula7 days ago

I'm listening.

Zoey Bennett's profile picture
Zoey Bennett6 days ago

Talking-head mic then the readable app swipe already makes the software UGC feel like one real product demo.

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Matt Caprione6 days ago

Is this in the course already

Elsi Hametaj's profile picture
Elsi Hametaj6 days ago

SD 2.5 1080P to starlight 2.5 precise?

Ojas's profile picture
Ojas6 days ago

This is so amazing and great, Did you used eleven labs for voice?

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Adam-the-builder6 days ago

How do i get this

Raymond's profile picture
Raymond6 days ago

It's not 100% perfect but this is dopee. Great work

Emre Özen's profile picture
Emre Özen6 days ago

@EXM7777 This is seedance 2.5 right?

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Ryan O'Hara6 days ago

This is 🔥 been trying with app content for a while and struggling to get good output. Would love to know what you’ve done here

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john6 days ago

Alight. I’ll bite. How?? Shilll me

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Rishit Patel6 days ago

How can I get access??

Pounds's profile picture
Pounds6 days ago

@eptwts Huge

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Neon Eye6 days ago

the readable-text problem is basically the same wall AI agents hit with UI automation — agents that click through apps via vision models fail constantly because they misread button labels or state changes, which is why most reliable agent workflows still lean on DOM/accessibility trees instead of pure screenshots. curious if V4's text accuracy holds up on fast native transitions too, that's usually where OCR-based approaches degrade.

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never6 days ago

great work bro!

Sammy's profile picture
Sammy6 days ago

crazy good

Brian Hadu's profile picture
Brian Hadu6 days ago

systemizing AI UGC for software products sounds like a tough challenge

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AI Mastery Guide6 days ago

That looks so real honestly

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Ana Lee7 days ago

Physical products like skincare were easy to systemize, and honestly Doitong AI's text to video surprised me with how clean those renders actually looked. Now that software UGC is finally solved too, I can't wait to test this on my channel.

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Brjan | AI Builder6 days ago

what challenges did you face while systemizing software compared to physical products?

noah's profile picture
noah6 days ago

love your stuff g, keep going

Jeff's profile picture
Jeff6 days ago

Damn

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