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Ep. 18 – Unleashing AI in Video with Stacie Chan
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Stacie Chan has worked as a television and voiceover actor, reporter in California, Google Product Partnerships Manager, and as the recently exited co-founder of the successful text-to-video startup Vidiofy.ai. But above all, Stacie considers herself a storyteller. That’s the mindset she brings to her new role as VP of Business & Growth at Haiper, a video-generation platform powered by AI. On this week’s episode of The Upgrade, host Peter Bittner talked with Stacie about launching a startup, the multiple use cases for producing video with AI, and a powerful argument for embracing AI as part of your workflow.
Show Notes:
(1:02) Stacie’s journey from actor to reporter to AI video entrepreneur
(3:38) Launching a tech startup in your mid-30s
(6:44) How Stacie and her team developed the product offering of their company VideoFi
(8:48) Stacie explains how Haiper, the new company she works with, generates videos with AI
(12:03) The business side of launching a video-oriented company
(15:47) An argument for how AI can help everyone
(16:46) As a former voiceover actress, Stacie share her concerns – and what excites her – about how AI will affect voice actors
(18:46) How to get over the fear many have about AI
(23:47) Stacie and Peter lay out how leaders and working professionals can incorporate AI into their workflow
(26:45) AI notetakers and how you can create your own virtual work universe
Learn more about Stacie Chan:
Learn more about The Upgrade and our online courses
Connect on LinkedIn with Peter Bittner, The Upgrade’s founder and CEO
Special thanks to Mitch Walker for helping to design the podcast’s artwork
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