Welcome to ELI, your daily dose of entrepreneurship inspiration! In this episode, we speak with Karan Ahuja, co-founder and CEO of AiVANTA, a cutting-edge B2B SaaS platform that helps enterprises optimize video production costs by up to 80%. Karan shares his insights on leveraging AI for video production, bridging the gaps in enterprise-grade solutions, and the future trends in video communication for businesses.
Karan discusses AiVANTA’s innovative approach to AI-driven video production, the platform’s use cases in BFSI, healthcare, and insurance, and how businesses can scale video personalization and localization to enhance communication.
💡 Key Takeaways:
• Enterprise video production is shifting towards AI-driven, cost-efficient solutions.
• Businesses need scalable platforms for personalized and localized video communication.
• The future of communication is multimodal, with video at its core.
Chapters
0:03 – Welcome and Introduction to Karan Ahuja
0:45 – Karan’s Background and Experience in Media & Entertainment
1:26 – The Opportunity for AI in Video Production
2:46 – Identifying Gaps in the Enterprise Video AI Space
4:07 – AiVANTA: A B2B SaaS Video Production Platform
4:47 – Real-Life Use Cases of AiVANTA (BFSI, Healthcare, Insurance)
6:09 – Solving Multilingual Video Production Challenges
7:26 – AiVANTA’s Workflow: From Script to Final Video
9:34 – AI Agentic Model: Translating, Localizing, and Dialects
11:00 – Human-in-the-Loop Quality Control for Enterprise Videos
13:03 – Role of Human Editors in AiVANTA’s Video Production
15:50 – Scaling Challenges and Dependence on Human Editors
17:54 – Reducing Human Dependency Through LLM Training
19:20 – Automated Video AI Solutions with No Human Intervention
21:28 – Combining Technologies to Build a B2B-Ready Platform
24:20 – Pricing Model for AiVANTA’s Video AI Solution
27:12 – Global Expansion: Success in UAE and Future Plans
31:23 – The Future of Business Communication with AI and Video
35:32 – Key Trends: Multimodal, Personalized, and Localized Videos
36:53 – Wrap-Up and Best Wishes for AiVANTA