Indian New Zealander and Harvard graduate Soumil Singh founded Unfaze.ai, a platform that uses generative artificial intelligence to produce short-form video content for individuals and brands. The startup has financial backing from Y Combinator, Hack VC, Soma Capital and Pioneer Fund.
A Kiwi Harvard graduate develops Unfaze.ai, an AI tool that generates images and short-form videos for social media from text descriptions. The product is designed to automate social media video creation and help businesses reduce production costs for that content.
Harvard graduate Soumil Singh creates Unfaze.ai, a world-first AI tool for automating social content. It generates product images and short-form promotional videos from text prompts for SMEs and influencers, and has raised multi-million-dollar funding from investors including Y Combinator.
Soumil Singh, founder of Unfaze.ai and a Kiwi Harvard graduate, develops an AI system that creates images and videos for social media platforms from text descriptions. The report describes the system as a world-first. Singh left New Zealand to study applied mathematics and computer science.
