Vibe-coded motion graphics: a first attempt at AI-generated visual aids for commentary videos
mrjonfinger · x · 2026-09-28
Jon Finger spent a Sunday evening trying out new vibe-code-based motion graphics tools, generating dynamic visuals to accompany his commentary. The result was "kinda neat" though slightly janky, and he notes he needs better prompting — an early real-world test of AI motion graphics for content creation.
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