CutBay
I love the ambition here, but "turn anything into videos via chat" is the kind of line that's easy to write and hard to live up to. Every AI video tool these days claims the same magic, and the difference usually shows up in the details: how long are the clips, can you actually steer the style, does it handle a 30-second story or just a 5-second vibe. CutBay has given us almost nothing to go on, just a tagline, so I'm curious whether there's real tech underneath or if this is another wrapper on someone else's model.
What I'd want to know next is who the target user is. A marketer cranking out social clips has very different needs from a filmmaker prototyping a scene. Chat as an interface is intuitive, but it can also get frustrating fast when you want fine-grained control. I think the winners in this space will be the ones who nail the editing loop, not just the initial generation. If CutBay can make iteration feel natural, it could carve out a spot. If it's just one-shot generations, it'll get lost in the shuffle.
The video generation market is moving at a wild pace, and every week brings another contender. CutBay needs to show me something concrete before I get too excited. But I'm keeping an eye on it.