Presentation with tutorial using this Ai tool in order to transform ideas and images into animated visual storytelling, music videos, and other imaginative creative videos. The tool for this presentation and tutorial is called Kaiber in generating Ai animations.

If you’d like to try for free, here’s my Kaiber referral link:
https://kaiber.ai?referrer_id=8ddd2bdb-82ee-4b13-b36c-9b93951019c2

Pixabay Music:
‘Exciting Christmas Story’ by Vladyslav Krotov
‘Battle Sword’ by StudioKolomna
‘Dramatic Violins’ by Oleg Kirilkov

Timestamps:
00:00 ➡ Intro
00:07 ➡ Presentation
06:34 ➡ Intro to Kaiber
10:18 ➡ Tutorial using Kaiber

Oxlo Is a AI tool that we will explain in this video. Introducing our new AI tool designed to help startups create compelling video pitches. With this tool, you can easily create professional-quality videos that showcase your startup’s unique value proposition, team, and vision. Our AI technology will guide you through the process, providing suggestions for visuals, music, and messaging that will resonate with your target audience. Whether you’re looking to attract investors, customers, or partners, our video pitch tool will help you stand out from the crowd and make a lasting impression. Try it out today and see the difference it can make for your startup!

Learn how to create A.I bots with GraphLinq’s latest update, which integrates OpenAI API into its no-code platform. In version 1.3.6 of GraphLinq IDE, developers can create workflows for Telegram, Twitch, and other platforms to generate personalized messages, answer complex questions, and analyze data. This step-by-step guide shows you how to integrate OpenAI into your GraphLinq workflow.

Follow the easy steps to get started, including signing up for OpenAI API, copying your API key, pasting it into GraphLinq’s secret string value, and executing the graph. With just a few clicks, you can build your own AI bot in under 3 minutes!

Visit ide.graphlinq.io , marketplace.graphlinq.io and platform.openai.com to get started.

Command: curl –location ‘https://api-hosted.graphlinq.io/YOUR_API/chat?chat_id=0x0000000’ –header ‘Content-Type: application/json’ –data ‘{
“prompt”: “What is graphlinq?”
}’

(if you are not a macOS user, Download Curl from this link https://curl.se/download.html)

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Who owns the AI that searches for the knowledge you need?
Who owns the AI that manages your home’s energy use?
Who owns the AI that lets you speak and get the music you want?

Artificial intelligence is clearly more and more central to our lives. We interact with it daily, in fact, moment to moment … from the predictive text in our messaging … to our web searches … to most of our digital activity and commerce … and in our homes.

In this episode of TechFirst, we’re chatting with someone who is building open source AI: AI that you can get the code for, use, add to and enhance, or just deploy for yourself.

Most of us won’t do that, of course, but it speaks to a future in which we might be able to get smart assistance from AIs that only work for our interests … and not some corporations’.

Our guest in this TechFirst is Michael Lewis, CEO of Mycroft AI.

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