Germany's Decline and Economic Challenges in the Age of the AI ​​Revolution. A brief analysis. I enjoy exercising regularly. It's when I get my best ideas. Currently, German newspapers are full of complaints from the older generation about the younger generation, claiming that

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7/ If you’re already playing with AI video, Retake is one of the first tools that actually feels like a director’s control, not just a prompt lottery. You can try Retake now in LTX Studio’s LTX-2 workspace. This post is part of a paid collaboration with @LTXStudio.

6/ Use cases I immediately see: •Fix one awkward line in a strong shot •Try 3 emotional reads of the same moment (serious, deadpan, comedic) •Generate “alt endings” for different platforms or audiences •Rapid iteration in client reviews: “What if they walk away instead of

5/ This matters for all of us because AI video has had a huge gap: •Great at first drafts •Terrible at small, surgical changes Retake is basically “final-cut control” for AI generations – closer to what real directors and editors actually need.

4/ Some quick constraints so you know what you’re working with: •Works on segments up to ~16 seconds per edit •1080p output (even if you upload 4K) •25 fps, <100MB upload limit •Not in-painting – it regenerates the selected span, guided by surrounding frames for continuity.

3/ In my test, I kept the same shot and just asked for a new line: from “Make it a scenario where the living room is on fire” to something completely different. Same character, same movement, same vibe. Only the performance changed.

2/ Instead of regenerating a full clip, Retake lets you pick a time range and say: •“New line of dialogue.” •“Different way to enter the frame.” •“Give me a slower, more dramatic ending.” LTX-2 keeps the camera, lighting, motion and style – and only rewrites the moment you