An AI social content agency · B2B · guest's college agency
Run 25 slideshow accounts fronted by consistent AI-made faces, with a human final check
Converted much better than faceless posts, founder says; no numbers
What they did
What happened
- Effort
- 25 accounts, 1-2 posts a day each
In their words
Zuhair Lakhani - How to Make Viral Content 100% Using AI in 2025
Joseph ChoiYeah. You're not completely automating yet. I remember we're talking about the Flux avatar. I feel like that would be a cool thing to show if you can show it.
Zuhair LakhaniSo, yeah. This was pretty much my first time automating slideshow content with real human faces. Each one of these is a full slide set that gets posted to TikTok, and we had 25 of these running, right? Like this is my first time doing with-face creators, and I realized this converts a lot better, too, cuz you have a real person giving a real story. So, all the greens are like content ready to go, right? Like this was my form of automation. You still want to get that human like last check, like the final check before content goes out at all times.
Zuhair LakhaniCuz like the arbitrage really on socials is still human creativity. You want AI to do like 95% of the work, and then human comes in 5% for touch up. I don't think AI is there yet to do the the last 5%, and nor do I sell that dream. I think anybody that does is like fully BS. There's content going out every single day, probably like a post or two every single day. And this is kind of how it looks like. There's a there's a person at the beginning, and she's telling a whole story, right? Like this is like narrative storytelling, kind of same psychology.
Zuhair Lakhani"I'm having this problem, but this is the solution." How do you insert your product to where it's like actually relevant in the content rather than just like, you know, forcing it in there?
Joseph ChoiAnd then how are you making the faces for this technique? Cuz this these look really good.
Zuhair LakhaniSo, these are like fully synthetic. You contract people's likeness to then put in an image set to train a LoRA, and then create, you know, one type of person. And then that's with specific prompting. And then once you've, you know, gotten somewhere with like, you know, it always kind of gives the same features every single time, this person looks really similar, then you train a LoRA on a specific, you know, person that you've created.
Joseph ChoiWhat like tools are you using to to do this?
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