AI in post-production is the subject of this Short video for experts, creators and professionals who use AI to share what they know. Are you using AI to create authority for yourself? Or are you using AI to share the authority you already have?
This video first went up on YouTube on October 22, 2026. The written post was added on October 22, 2026.
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How Can AI in Post-Production Let the Root of It Be You?
AI in post-production can mean you create the core foundation of your content first, then ask AI to format it, lay out the H1, H2s and H3s, and set up the keywords and titles. The pre-production, the composition and the truth can then come directly from you, in Loren Weisman’s view.
- Using AI to create authority you do not have can be, objectively, lying.
- Programs that make 30 days of content for you may put out information you did not create.
- Asking AI to format a blog, lay out headings or set up a podcast can be a post-production element on what you already created.
- Keeping your own words while AI fixes volumes or formatting can let the root of it be you.
AI in Post-Production: The Full Transcription
Using AI to Share the Authority You Already Have
Are you using AI to create authority for yourself? Or are you using AI to share the authority you already have? My name is Loren Weisman. One of the things I’d like you to consider is how you use AI or how you respond to AI in amplifying your authority, your ability, your experience, or your expertise.
Programs That Make 30 Days of Content
I have a major issue with a lot of people that buy these little programs and it says make 30 days of content. Do all this stuff for me. Create this stuff.
This is how I’m trying to sell myself because I want to have information out there that’s going to sell me. But what if you didn’t create that information? What if you don’t have that experience?
What if you don’t have that knowledge? That’s lying. Objectively, that is lying.
Creating the Core Foundation of Your Content
Now at the same time, you flip it over and say you create your content, the core foundation of your content with integrity, with honesty, with transparency. The idea of you creating something, whether it be a short video, a podcast, writing out a blog. And then from there, taking it to AI and say, can you produce this?
Can you format it? Can you lay out for a blog the correct H1, H2s, the H3s? Can you lay out all the stuff that’s supposed to be done the right way with keywords and titles for a video?
Can you set up the stuff for the podcast in the right way? Then that is a post-production element on what you already created for yourself.
Getting AI to Help With the Formatting
To me, that is transparency. To me, it’s going, I created this and now I’m getting AI to help me with all the formatting, the compliance with the best practices. I record a lot of my podcasts and immediately go in there and say, okay, make the VTT transcription.
Make sure to format this right. Make sure to sign this off right. Please use best practices for Apple, for Spotify, for all these other things.
Let the Root of It Be You
Don’t change my words. Maybe if you need to fix some of my volumes, by all means, but let the root of it be you.
So my request is consider if you are a genuine authority, if you are a genuine expert, if you genuinely and transparently are prepared to share with the world what you are and not trying to blow it up with something that you didn’t create or you don’t know, then consider using AI in that way in post-production, while all the pre-production, the composition and the truth is coming directly from you.
AI and Authorship in My Talks
A two minute prompt does not make anyone an author. Where is the line between using artificial intelligence as a tool and using it to fake authority?
Questions and Answers
What does using AI in post-production mean for content creators?
In Loren Weisman’s view, using AI in post-production can mean you create the short video, the podcast or the blog first, then ask AI to format it and follow best practices for each platform. To him, working this way is transparency, because the core of the work is already yours. He says he records many of his podcasts and then asks AI to make the VTT transcription and use best practices for Apple and Spotify.
Why can AI content without your own experience be a problem?
In Loren Weisman’s view, content AI makes for you can carry information you did not create, experience you may not have and knowledge you may not hold. He calls it lying, objectively, when that content is used to sell yourself. He says he has a major issue with programs that tell people to make 30 days of content for them.
How does Loren Weisman use AI with a podcast without changing his words?
After recording a podcast, Loren Weisman asks AI to make the VTT transcription, format it and use best practices for Apple, Spotify and other platforms. His request can be simple: do not change my words, and maybe fix some of my volumes, but let the root of it be me. To him, that is transparency, since he created the content and AI helps with the formatting.
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AI in Post-Production: Creating the Content First