I think the biggest change AI brought me is not that I can suddenly make amazing things.
I still have plenty of bad ideas.
The difference is that I don't immediately throw them away anymore.
Before AI tools, I would have an idea for a short video or some kind of visual project, then think about everything involved. How long would it take? Do I need to learn another tool? Would I need someone else to help? Is it even worth spending a weekend on?
Most of the time, I would just move on.
Recently I started experimenting more with AI video. I have used PixVerse for some rough ideas, and the thing I like is not that it gives me a finished video every time. Honestly, a lot of the first attempts are still not what I want.
But now I can spend an hour exploring an idea instead of spending days wondering if the idea was worth trying.
That small difference changes the way you think. You become more willing to test weird ideas because failing does not feel like wasting a huge amount of time.
I think people focus too much on whether AI can create a perfect result. For me, the interesting part is that it makes trying things feel cheaper.
A lot of good ideas probably never happened before because people were not sure they were good enough to start.
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