Early test of AI video editing: it follows instructions but 'it sucks'
ZeroStateReflex · x · 2026-11-02
ZeroStateReflex tested Astra, an AI video editing tool: it can actually edit — cutting a large pile of footage down to one music track's length while following directions — but the verdict is "it can edit. And it sucks." The author is now doing a human edit for comparison, marveling that "we're in takeoff."
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