Innovation Profs - 4/25/2025

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We would love to see you at our free AI update on May 14. If you or someone you know needs a full-day of getting up-to-speed on AI, join us on May 22 for our AI bootcamp. This will be mostly new material we have never presented before focused on applying AI to your job.

😎 Hot GPT Summer 2
When: Noon Central on May 14
Where: Virtual on Zoom
Cost: FREE
Our free kickoff to summer is back. Join us for this 45-minute Zoom call to catch up on the latest advancements in the world of generative AI. Sign up now.

🤖 Gen AI Boot Camp
When: 9 a.m.-3 p.m. May 22
Where: In-person at Drake University of on Zoom
Cost: $199 early-bird rate through May 12
This hands-on workshop will give you the knowledge needed to supercharge your productivity at work with generative AI tools. You will learn about tools available now and in the future and leave with tangible ways to use gen AI at your job. Sign up now.

Generative AI Mailbag

This week’s question: How do I create an AI clone of myself?

Answer: First, let’s explain what an AI clone is. It’s a virtual representation of a person that looks like that person and sounds like that person. You can use these to create videos to post on social media, and many creators are starting to experiment in this area.

There are several tools to do this, including CapCut and one of our longtime favorites D-ID. But the current most common tool to use is HeyGen. You can upload as little as five minutes of video of you speaking and it can clone your movements as well as your voice. Here’s an example from a creator who got more than one million views from her AI clone in one week.

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