AI Test Results

A robotic hand is touching a human hand in front of a glowing circle.

Since AI is popping up everywhere, even in the software I use, it's time to run some tests to see if the results are accurate, unbiased, etc.  I've created a few images using AI, text for articles, and some SEO for web pages. Nothing too serious; just curious. (BTW – this article is not AI generated.)


Now that one can produce a video with AI, I thought I would give it a test drive.


Since I am also a fused glass artist, the first AI generated video attempt was for "how to make a fused glass piano keyboard sculpture." This is a project I know well; I’ve made dozens so I was interested to see how AI would perform. All images generated included watermarks. The subscription fee may cover licensing fees for assets used and watermark removal.

AI Generated Video

This video missed the boat. It features footage of blowing glass, the glass on the pipe isn't a keyboard or key. There is also footage of working with stained glass, a string instrument, working with a torch instead of a kiln as mentioned in the voice over. Granted, with the app used, if I subscribe, I could edit the video.


BTW - it took about 10 minutes to produce a 1-minute video (100+MB) which ends abruptly. A time-saver but a lot of editing required.

Using the same AI video generation tool, I moved on to a different topic, an AI video on the topic of creating a Google Ads campaign.


Again, a mismatch of visuals with the voice over.


I imagine this tool will improve with time. I will check out other tools. I. understand ChatGPT4o (Omni) generates video. Stay tuned!

I tested ChatGPT4o's video generator and it currently generates a script but doesn't build a video. I'll keep watching and testing. AI can save time, but currently, generated content needs careful review and editing.