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I Made a Niu Lai Meme Video with Vizard Agent
Niu Lai is probably the strangest movie of this summer. It made about 7,000 yuan ($1,040) in its first nine days in theaters. Then the internet turned it into a running joke, the box office climbed past 40 million yuan (roughly $5.95 million), and Niu Lai-related topics piled…
vizard.aiThe Next Shift in AI Is Coming to Video
By Gary Zhang, CEO of Vizard.ai AI is moving from helping people complete individual tasks to taking responsibility for the finished work. Coding is the clearest example. Not long ago, AI could suggest the next line of code or generate a small function. Today, coding agents can…
vizard.aiHow to Make a Launch Video People Actually Want to Watch
For many AI startups, a launch video has become almost as important as the product announcement itself. This is especially true in Silicon Valley, where companies are competing for attention in an increasingly crowded market. A strong launch video can help a new product stand…
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Video Agents vs. Traditional Editing Software: What Creators Need to Learn Now
Video editing used to mean one thing: a timeline. You dragged clips, trimmed frames, and moved things around until the story made sense. Tools like Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, and Final Cut Pro were built on this model, and for decades, it worked. AI video agents work…
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API Update: Vizard Now Supports the v2 AI Clipping Model
Get higher-quality clips from your videos with fewer, more complete highlights — powered by the next generation of Vizard’s clipping model. What’s New Vizard’s API has been updated to support clip_v2, the second generation of our AI clipping model. You can now specify which…
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Never Let a Slip Ruin Your Clip: Introducing Auto Censorship on Vizard
Great moments in sports and gaming are raw, unfiltered, and real. The last-minute goal, the clutch play, the squad wipe nobody saw coming. These clips are electric because they capture something genuinely human. And that’s exactly the problem: genuine human reactions don’t…
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