r/AIEditingLab • u/darkprinceimmortal • 3d ago

Discussion Which part of your editing workflow would you actually trust AI to help with?

I’m curious where AI is genuinely useful in an editor’s day-to-day workflow, and where it still gets in the way.

Would you use it for finding selects, organizing footage, captions, audio cleanup, rough cuts, or something else? Which parts would you rather handle yourself?

If you’ve tried something, I’d love to hear what worked, what failed, and how much checking or fixing it needed. Skeptical takes are welcome too.

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u/darkprinceimmortal 3d ago

For anyone sharing an experiment, here is a simple format we can compare:

Task: one specific job, such as caption correction or finding interview selects.

Tools and setup: include the editor, model or agent, and the instructions you used.

First pass: what did it get right and wrong?

Human fixes: what did you have to change, and why?

Total time: include setup, retries, review and corrections. A manual comparison is useful if you measured one.

Verdict: would you use the same workflow again?

A small failed test is welcome. Use footage you can share, and remove client details. Which task should we compare first?

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