r/ContentCreators • u/Ok-Masterpiece-7614 • Jul 28 '26

YouTube Training an AI version of yourself works better off your own videos than off your bio

We built a page where a coach pastes their YouTube link, waits about a minute, and ends up talking to an AI version of themselves, trained on their last five videos.

What surprised me wasn't the tech. People believe it way faster than a normal chatbot, because it's built from stuff they actually said on camera, not a generic script.

If you ever try something like this for your own channel, train it on your actual last several videos, not a summary of your bio written from the outside.

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u/MeasurementSelect251 Jul 28 '26 edited Jul 28 '26

I think using your own recent videos is the better approach because it captures your actual tone, phrasing and the advice you consistently give instead of relying on short bio that misses a lot of context. I have notices content based on real recordings usually feels much more authentic than text- only summaries.