Advanced ai tools for video editing in the future?

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Do you think we will have advance ai video editing tools that will be able to do most of the usual editing with videos in the near future, like for example if you ask it to cut certain parts of a video and merge them all together but arrange each clip in a certain order, or any of the usual stuff you do in premier pro but automated using ai?

It would save so much time it will be a huge time saver
 
is something that might happen, if people don't want to spend time editing simple comands will do it to get a video in minutes.
 
This can happen today, because this feature is easy to implement. I mean it doesn't require any AI. You need an application that can parse a simple text script like this:

DELETE BY TIME: 1:00-1:25
JOIN SECTIONS: 24, 25, 26
DELETE SECTION: 27

I just think that old good visual editing is more interactive than this 60's style text scripting...

Course with AI your script can be turned into a human-langue prompt like: "Hey buddy, delete a part of my video from 1:00 to 1:25. After that join 3 video sections from 24 to 26 and get rid of section 27 - I don't want to see it it my video, because it's so ugly."

But is this even better? ;)
 
A hint: open ChatGPT and ask it to generate a bash script for ffmpeg to edit video according to your text prompt. You can even create your own web form with a fancy user interface to do this via the OpenAI GPT API. ChatGPT will easily write such a PHP or Python script for you, so you can try to sell it ;) But I believe it won't fly because humans prefer visual and interactive way of video editing over text or voice prompts.
 
A hint: open ChatGPT and ask it to generate a bash script for ffmpeg to edit video according to your text prompt. You can even create your own web form with a fancy user interface to do this via the OpenAI GPT API. ChatGPT will easily write such a PHP or Python script for you, so you can try to sell it ;) But I believe it won't fly because humans prefer visual and interactive way of video editing over text or voice prompts.
Might fly if the people using it are programmers.
 
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