My first round of AI images looked a little artificial, and I didn’t even notice. A second AI did.
Every scene in my recent videos started in two different places. One AI helped me write it. A different AI made the picture. And a few times, one of them caught a mistake the other one made.
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Here’s how it actually went. I asked Claude to help me plan every scene, what I’m doing, where the puppies sit, even which way the laptop faces. Then I took those descriptions to ChatGPT, where I make all my images.
The first round looked lovely, but something felt off. So I brought the pictures back to Claude and asked if they were realistic enough. It caught two things I’d missed: the light was so golden it looked artificial, and my hand was resting on my chin in a few, which can warp when the talking avatar moves my mouth. Round two was so much better.
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Three prompts make this work:
1. Write the handoff
“Turn what we’ve decided into a clear, detailed brief I can paste into another AI tool to create [what you need]. Include every detail it needs, since it won’t know anything about our conversation.”
2. Get a second opinion
“Here’s an answer I got from another AI tool. Don’t assume it’s correct. Check it for errors, missing pieces, or anything that might be outdated, and tell me what you’d change. [paste the answer]”
3. Combine and decide
“Here are two versions of the same [email, plan or post]. Tell me the strongest parts of each, then combine them into one final version in my voice. List what you changed so I can decide what stays.”
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🎬 👉Watch Sunday’s video: the whole workflow, start to finish.
Tuesday I’m sharing three simple ways to try this yourself, even if you’ve only ever used one AI.
🐾 Debbie
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