Are these "AI videos" hard to make? These AI animated videos don’t fall into the typical category of AI generated videos because they aren't directly generated by an AI video model. They are rendered by software generated by a large language model. In one go, the video can have a coherent story, clean graphics, and AI-generated voices, all created with open source libraries. This workflow can churned out videos rapidly with minimal human involvement. In our testing, basic ones can come in 20 minutes, and all it took was a two-sentence prompt.

How could these videos possibly be AI? They looked nothing like the AI videos I once knew and loathed. Clean animation with coherent scripts and narration posted like six times a day. So I tasked my cracked full-time video editor Nicole to investigate and gave her an impossible mission. You have just one day to make an animated- Nobody told Woff- Yeah, that only took like 20 minutes. 20 minutes of hard work? Well, I gave Paul that two sentence prompt and then I sat on my phone for 20 minutes to wait for it. An animated dog in a spooky maze with an interactive storyline and she did like nothing. Claude Cod wrote the script and downloaded open source libraries for animation. It created an AI voice. It did not touch a single video generator. It just rendered these and put it all together and edited it without anything besides a simple two sentence prompt. No, this looks too basic. I need a pixel art style science video if it never snowed. That was another 20 minutes and this is the prompt I use. That was just as easy. It did the same thing. Just changed some parameters. The video's a minute long ideal for monetization opportunities and she didn't even ask for that. Then I saw the patterns like the real-time numbers and statistics, the transition styles, somewhat disjointed scripts that I had seen in other videos and now I've realized. They're just a different type of AI video.