Image Credits: Cultura RM Exclusive/Stefano Gilera (opens in a new window) Creating corporate training videos for software is a time-consuming ordeal, especially if you’re an organization with a lot of software licenses. Training videos can help get employees up to speed, but they’re a big lift. They often take entire teams to produce. Tel Aviv-based entrepreneur Yoav Einav thought there might be an alternative, cheaper way to create software training videos. So he teamed up with a friend, Dan Sahar, to try to build it. In 2020, their project became a startup: Guidde . Guidde uses AI to automatically create video clips that instruct viewers on how to use different applications. It works by capturing a user’s in-app activity, and then transforming the recording into a video with a […]
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