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I’ve been testing a workflow that uses AI to generate fully custom, transparent, animated graphics that you can drop straight into your edit. You feed AI the transcript from your video and it actually reads through the content and suggests what graphics to create: title cards, lower thirds, callouts, whatever fits. Then it builds them, animated, transparent, ready to composite. No code required on your end, no templates, and every graphic is unique to that specific video.

I’ll walk you through the process using Claude from Anthropic and Remotion (which is free and open source), show you multiple examples of what it produces, and give you my honest take on where this is right now. I’ll also show you how starting from a reference design or template you already like can get you dramatically closer to what you want in one shot.

If you’re already using Descript for your editing workflow, I’ll show how these graphics fit into that process too. And if you want the full setup guide, prompts, and a starter project to try this yourself, that’s all inside Primal Video PLUS.

A skill teaches Claude how to do something once. Then, Claude then applies that knowledge automatically whenever it’s relevant.

In this video, I break down how Nano Banana 2 actually works by pushing it through real stress tests inside OpenArt. Most people use image models casually, but I show how to control character consistency, real world accuracy, text rendering, and precise adjustments as one system. Once you understand the structure behind it, you stop guessing with prompts and start building reliable visual workflows.

I’ll walk you through what agentic AI is, why it’s different from ChatGPT, how to choose the right tools, and how to set up your first fully automated workflow step-by-step.

AI can now do your job, build apps, and crush markets. Meanwhile Wall Street is in a panic and the Pentagon just blacklisted Anthropic — the company that swore it would be responsible is even abandoning its own safety promises. Now insiders are bailing. Then there’s Alex Bores, a New York state lawmaker with a computer science degree who wrote the first major AI safety law in the country. Now he’s running for Congress, and a $125 million super PAC backed by OpenAI’s cofounder and some of Silicon Valley’s biggest names is trying to end his career before he gets there. CNBC’s Deirdre Bosa goes inside the market meltdown, the political fight, and the race that’s moving faster than anyone can govern.

Try OpenArt Suite Now. This new UI solves your AI Video Creation bottlenecks. Some of my FAVOURITE things on OpenArt Suite. In today’s video Bob will walk you through some of his favorite things on OpenArt Suite. From navigation improvements to Character & Worlds use cases, we made quite a few improvements to make the user experience even better.

In this video I show you how to make AI Motion Graphics, I will break down where you can find images, how to generate them using different techniques and how you can get the best results. There are 3 different levels of how you can go from beginner to pro as a motion graphic designer.

Nano Banana Pro’s AI powers custom motion graphics, from beginner map animations to expert-level exercise visuals. Learn to create professional-style motion graphics using AI, even without prior experience. Explore various AI tools and detailed prompts for different skill levels.

Artificial intelligence is accelerating – but how fast is too fast? A new benchmark from research group METR suggests that the latest AI models from Anthropic, OpenAI and Google are improving at an exponential rate in real-world coding tasks. Some researchers now warn that AI progress could be far more disruptive than most people realise. If models like GPT-5, Claude Opus 4.6, and Gemini 3 Pro are getting dramatically better at software development, are we approaching a technological tipping point? Could AI begin accelerating its own research? And what does this mean for jobs in tech and other sectors? Our technology correspondent Rowland Manthorpe explores whether we are witnessing a breakthrough moment in artificial intelligence and what happens next.

The most unhinged AI music generator just dropped — and right now, it’s completely free. Sonauto V3 is here, and it is not holding back. In this video I put it through its paces with prompts ranging from Taylor Swift to Eminem to Kurt Cobain to Johnny Cash, and the results are… well, you’re just going to have to hear them for yourself.

While Suno and Udio have been tightening guardrails, dealing with lawsuits, and pulling back capabilities — and Producer AI (formerly Riffusion) just re-recorded their entire model before partnering with Google Labs — Sonauto V3 has arrived as the unfiltered alternative. Think of it as the Seedance 2.0 moment for AI music.

I break down simple and advanced prompting, known limitations (guitar solos need work), generation hiccups to watch for, and why you should probably jump in now before things inevitably change.

OpenArt Suite | A New Era of Characters & Worlds. The doors just opened & OpenArt Suite is live Image, Video, Character, and Audio tools now live in the same creation panel all under one roof.