You can use AI to edit videos for you, here's how

Written by AI

TLDR: A professional editor explains how to delegate video-editing busywork to AI through plain-language revisions while keeping human taste and judgment in charge.
Best for: Editors testing AI-assisted short-form video workflows.
The tip: Use plain-language revisions for cuts, B-roll, titles, and subtitles, then review the output yourself.
What you need: Source footage
An AI editing agent
Start here: Give the agent one short-form edit.
Review the first cut for specific mistakes.
Revise with plain-language direction on frames, B-roll, titles, and subtitles.
Filed note: A professional editor explains how to delegate cuts, B-roll, subtitles and revisions to AI while keeping creative judgment in the loop.

Highlights: My computer could now edit videos for me while I watched Disney movies with my daughter.
The agent can take a pass while the editor steps away.
This isn't "push a button, get a video"
Useful results still depend on direction and review.
Excerpt: Hello, reader. My name is Brian, and I have the pleasure of working with Matthew Berman on his team. If you watch the Matthew Berman YouTube channel, you've seen my work.
From forwardfuture.com