Which AI is better?

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I am looking for a good AI. If you know the name of a good AI, please tell me, but it should be free.
 
I have been using chatgpt premium and so far its great, nothing to point out, never tried other types or AI specific ones, never made sense, but Im open to know more about it
 
It depends on the type of videos you want to generate. For me, the best option is to do it locally with some local AI like WAN 2.2 or Kandinsky 5.0
 
What kind of videos are you looking to create? Personally, I like Sora 2 It's very good, although it's not free.
 
Honestly, almost all free AI tools have limitations. I used Canva with its AI to advertise my ebook, and it worked well for me to get started. But it depends on your needs, because each tool serves a different purpose. What exactly are you looking for AI to do?
 
I am looking for a good AI. If you know the name of a good AI, please tell me, but it should be free.
There are no better
Its depending on the job to be done
But we do have those in the general text generated to gpt and claud
Video includes veo and sora
 
There are no better
Its depending on the job to be done
But we do have those in the general text generated to gpt and claud
Video includes veo and sora
But on Veo, only one to two videos can be created with one Gmail account.
 
You can try using Google AI Studio! I have been using it recently to make videos and it works great! Sometimes I create an image and then ask it to make a video of it!
works the best!
 
You can try using Google AI Studio! I have been using it recently to make videos and it works great! Sometimes I create an image and then ask it to make a video of it!
works the best!
Does this work for free?
 
There’s no single “best” AI—it depends on what you need.
Some AIs are better for writing and research, others excel at images, coding, or automation.
I want the AI video generator to create ten videos. It's fine even if each video is only 8 seconds long.
 
I've tested most of these and the "free" market changes every week. If you want quality without paying, don't waste time on generic tools.

For short clips and realism, go with Kling AI. They give you daily credits and the physics are way ahead of Luma or Pika right now. If you need something for social media memes or fast edits, Hailuo (MiniMax) is solid because it handles longer durations better than most.

For long-form YouTube style content, Invideo is the standard but the watermark on the free version is a pain. Most guys here just use the free AI tools to generate the raw clips and then stitch everything together in CapCut.

Don't expect 10-minute videos with one click for free. Use Kling for the b-roll and do the manual work if you don't have the budget for a Runway subscription.
Hope this helps
I am trying it out.

Runway (Gen-4) IS good powerful for creative or artistic videos with good motion and scene control.
Sorry, I didn't like this.
 
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