Riverside, the end-to-end video and podcast creation platform, has launched chat-based editing that allows creators to edit and repurpose their content simply by chatting with a built-in AI agent. The feature makes post-production much faster and easier, freeing up creators to focus on creation rather than constantly spending hours on editing.
With chat-based editing, the AI agent can:
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The AI agent doesn’t just follow instructions, it also suggests edits to improve content, leveraging a deep understanding of Riverside’s editor, the user content, and what makes a great video.
“Editing has always been one of the most time-consuming parts of content creation,” said Nadav Keyson, CEO and Co-founder of Riverside. “With chat-based editing, we’re making that process much easier. Creators can now spend less time editing and more time doing what they love: creating. And for those who prefer more control with manual edits, we have a powerful editor for that. Everyone gets to choose their own balance of control and AI help.”
Chat-based editing is now available to all Riverside users on desktop. After recording, the chat can be opened to start editing instantly, simply by chatting with the AI agent.
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