AI Shorts Outperform Human Editors - Our StreamYard Experiment

Name: AI Shorts Outperform Human Editors - Our StreamYard Experiment
Uploaded: 2026-01-31T22:24:33+00:00
Duration: 1 min 4 s
Channel: Muhammad Umar
Description: In this unscripted weekly podcast segment, Muhammad Umar explains how his team, together with colleague Merhan, leverages StreamYard’s AI to…

31 Jan 2026 · 1 min

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In this unscripted weekly podcast segment, Muhammad Umar explains how his team, together with colleague Merhan, leverages StreamYard’s AI to automatically generate 8‑10 short clips (shots/shorts) from a typical 50‑minute episode. StreamYard tags each clip, assigns a probability of virality, and suggests titles, allowing the team to simply upload the AI‑selected shorts. Umar reports that these AI‑generated shorts consistently receive far more views than the shorts produced manually by their dedicated human editing team. He also references a dashboard used to monitor short performance, underscoring the efficiency and impact of the AI‑driven workflow.

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So we create this content. We every week we talk a lot we do this unscripted podcast and you know I was talking to Merhan and he was saying like he wants to work on these shorts and wants to really make sure that the shorts gets better and all that. I said like in Streamyard we use Streamyard in Streamyard if you for every podcast they are AI generated shots and then Streamyard makes if you are doing let's say 50 minute podcast Steam Yard makes 8, 9 or maybe 10 shots that Steam Yard thinks are good enough and then Steamyard tags it right that these four shots have the probability to go viral. It just selects the certain titles for those and you just need to take them and upload. So if you so what we found was like the shots that had generated for us had far more views than the shots that our dedicated team used to create. So I think this is a dashboard. This mind is a dashboard. Don't.