Join me in the video below as I walk you through my firsthand experience with Cosmo AI's front-end. (This is the same video as posted in the FB Group).
Conclusion: While I wasn't entirely impressed with every aspect of Cosmo AI, it does have features that could be useful for specific applications. For those outside our club interested in trying out Cosmo AI, use this link.
AI Avatar Creation: My journey with Cosmo AI began with the AI avatar creation feature. The results, as you can see in the gif, were mixed. While the avatar wasn't exactly flattering, it did highlight the variety of models available for avatar creation, each offering a different result.
Text to Image Feature: Next, I tested the standard text to image feature, reportedly using Google Gemini. I requested an image of an AI robot teaching design to students. The result? Interesting, but with very limited customization options. The output was a standard square image, a basic representation of the request.
Image to Video Experiment: The image to video feature promised to create movement from a still image. However, the results were underwhelming. The expected movement was barely noticeable, leading me to classify this attempt as a failure.
AI-Generated Voiceover Videos: A notable feature was the AI-generated voiceover videos. Using a script from Ken McCarthy's 'The System Letters,' Cosmo AI created a complete video. The quality was decent, but the overpowering background music was a significant drawback. A suggestion to tone down the music has already been made to the support team.
Text to Video Capability: The text to video feature allows for the input of a full script, which Cosmo AI then turns into a video with corresponding images. The process is fully automated, but again, the loud background music was a point of contention.
My Verdict: Cosmo AI by Uddhab Pramanik shows potential in certain areas, but there are aspects that need refinement, particularly in audio balancing. The tool offers a glimpse into the future of AI in digital marketing, but it's not without its flaws.
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